Plugin provides style suggestions for academic and scientific text in the quick-fix list of vim and neovim. It works with any text, but suggestions are even better with Latex files of scientific papers. This plugin is the offline version of the free web-service AngryReviewer.com. You can read about the rules used in the suggestion algorithm here.
Use your favorite plugin manager.
Using vim-plug:
Plug 'anufrievroman/vim-angry-reviewer'
Set the english dialect in .vimrc (either 'american' or 'british'):
let g:AngryReviewerEnglish = 'american'
To set a shortcut in .vimrc, use
nnoremap <leader>ar :AngryReviewer<cr>
You can remap the shortcut (for example to <space>r) as:
nnoremap <space>r :AngryReviewer<cr>
It works without any additional configuration, but you can find documentation as:
:h AngryReviewer
Check the currently opened text:
:AngryReviewer
Suggestions are opened in the quick-fix list. Useful commands to navigate the quick fix list:
:cnext - next suggestion
:cprev - previous suggestion
:cclose - close the quick-fix list
:copen - reopen the quick-fix list
To learn more about the project, visit AngryReviewer.com. Feel free to open issues and contribute to the vim plugin here. For issues regarding suggestions and rules, please visit the main repository of Angry Reviewer.
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