Problem: the synctex field only handled PDF forward search and left
HTML live-preview and typst watch mode unsupported.
Solution: add reload = function(ctx) returning { 'typst', 'watch',
ctx.file } to typst (long-running watch mode), reload = true to
markdown and github (SSE push after each pandoc compile), and remove
synctex = true from latex (the -synctex=1 arg in latex.args remains
for .synctex.gz generation).
Problem: presets that need the output path in their args function
(markdown, github) had to recompute it inline, duplicating the same
gsub expression already in the output field.
Solution: resolve output_file first in M.compile, then extend ctx with
output = output_file into a resolved_ctx before evaluating args and cwd.
Presets can now reference ctx.output directly. Add output? to the
preview.Context type annotation.
Problem: all three built-in error parsers were broken against real
compiler output. Typst set source to the relative file path, overriding
the provider name. LaTeX errors go to stdout but the parser only
received stderr. Pandoc's pattern matched "Error at" but not the real
"Error parsing YAML metadata at" format, and single-line parsing missed
multiline messages.
Solution: pass combined stdout+stderr to error_parser so LaTeX stdout
errors are visible. Remove source = file from the Typst parser so
diagnostic.lua defaults it to the provider name. Rewrite the Pandoc
parser with line-based lookahead: match (line N, column N) regardless
of prefix text, skip YAML parse exception lines when looking ahead for
the human-readable message. Rename stderr param to output throughout
diagnostic.lua, presets.lua, and init.lua annotations.
Problem: none of the four presets defined an error_parser, so the
diagnostic infrastructure went unused out of the box.
Solution: add parsers for typst (file:line:col short format), latexmk
(pdflatex file-line-error + summary), and pandoc (parse errors, YAML
exceptions, generic errors). Enable machine-parseable output flags in
typst and latex args. Pandoc parser is shared between markdown and
github presets.
Problem: all presets hardcoded `open = { 'xdg-open' }`, making them
Linux-only. The compiler already handles `open = true` via
`vim.ui.open()`, which is cross-platform.
Solution: change all four presets to `open = true`.
* refactor(config): replace array preset syntax with preset_name = true
Problem: setup() mixed array entries (preset names) and hash entries
(custom providers keyed by filetype), requiring verbose
vim.tbl_deep_extend boilerplate to override presets.
Solution: unify under a single key=value model. Keys are preset names
or filetypes; true registers the preset as-is, a table deep-merges
with the matching preset (or registers a custom provider if no preset
matches), and false is a no-op. Array entries are dropped. Also adds
-f gfm to presets.github args so pandoc parses input as GFM.
* ci: format
* fix(presets): parenthesize gsub output to suppress redundant-return-value
Problem: :Preview watch only registered a BufWritePost autocmd without
compiling immediately, required boilerplate to open output files after
first compilation, and was misleadingly named.
Solution: Rename watch → toggle throughout. M.toggle now compiles
immediately on activation. Add an open field to ProviderConfig: true
calls vim.ui.open(), a string[] runs the command with the output path
appended, tracked per-buffer so the file opens only once. All presets
default to { 'xdg-open' }. Health check validates opener binaries.
Guard the async compile callback against invalid buffer ids.
