Keep It Stupid Simple Snippets!

The most minimal kind of sane approach to snippets!

Why?

Because other plugins are too featureful! Who needs those anyways?

How?

1. Add KISS Snippets (or kissnips) using your favorite plugin manager, for vim-plug it will look like this:

call plug#begin()

	Plug xeannedark/kiss-snippets
	
call plug#end()

2. Add this line to your .vimrc/init.vim:

:nnoremap <foo> KISSnippets

Replace <foo> with your preferred keymapping, such as <C-s> for "Ctrl-s".

3. Get some snippets!

Using this format

snippet nameofsnippet
	
snippet content

endsnippet

Add some snippets to a ".snippets" file, save them, open any document with vim/nvim and in normal mode hit your keymapping, hit tab and enjoy fuzzy completion!

What about insert mode?

Insert mode completion in vim/nvim is different from the "input()" function completion which is what this plugin uses, for the sake of simplicity (and lack of capability) KISS Snippets can only be used in insert mode through a keymapping such as:

:inoremap <foo> <Esc>:KiSSnippets<Enter>

And manually switching to insert mode again. It's not elegant, but it's also the first version and everyone is welcome to contribute!

TL;DR pls

KISS Snippets is a plugin that enables the usage of user-defined snippets with fuzzy completion trhough a single keymapping.

KISS Snippets follows the KISS principle since it's comprised entirely by:

• 1 variable check at the beginning
• 6 functions
• 1 command

Due to the code base being a grand total of 140 lines comments included, anyone with enough time to read the :help pages can extend and personalize KISS Snippets!