There are many markdown plugins that specialize in different aspects of interacting
with markdown files. This plugin specializes in rendering the buffer inside of
Neovim, for instance. As a result some plugins will clash with this one, whereas
other plugins handle orthogonal concerns and can be used in addition to this one.
Below is a categorized (incomplete) list of available plugins.
Using any of these plugins with this one will likely lead to undesired behavior as different functionality will clash.
- lukas-reineke/headlines.nvim Same high level idea and starting point of this plugin, different feature sets
- epwalsh/obsidian.nvim While this plugin
has many more
obsidianrelated features it also provides a UI enabled by default that clashes with this plugin - OXY2DEV/markview.nvim An offshoot of this plugin with different style choices
These can be used as a second pass to get a real preview of the markdown file.
Since they do not interact with the buffer directly there should be no issues.
These plugins handle functions completely separate from rendering and should also have no issues running alongside this plugin.
- Any LSP which provides standard LSP capabilities, such as:
- marksman General completion, definition, and reference functionality
- markdown-oxide Adds Obsidian PKM features to LSP
- tadmccorkle/markdown.nvim Adds
keybindings and commands for interacting with
markdown - preservim/vim-markdown Adds syntax
highlighting and keybindings for interacting with
markdown