ninetyfive.nvim

Repo based on shortcut's boilerplate

Very fast autocomplete

Installation

Package manager	Snippet
Neovim's plugin manager	vim.pack.add({ "https://github.com/numerataz/ninetyfive.nvim" }) -- Then you can call setup require("ninetyfive").setup({ enable_on_startup = true, -- Enable plugin on startup mappings = { accept = "<tab>", -- Change default keybindings reject = "<C-w>", -- Change default keybindings } })
wbthomason/packer.nvim	-- stable version use {"numerataz/ninetyfive.nvim", tag = "*" } -- dev version use {"numerataz/ninetyfive.nvim"}
junegunn/vim-plug	" stable version Plug "numerataz/ninetyfive.nvim", { "tag": "*" } " dev version Plug "numerataz/ninetyfive.nvim"
folke/lazy.nvim	-- stable version require("lazy").setup({{"numerataz/ninetyfive.nvim", version = "*"}}) -- dev version require("lazy").setup({"numerataz/ninetyfive.nvim"})

Dependencies

There is a websocket adapter shipped in dist/ for all platforms. If you do not wish to run untrusted binaries, you can delete the dist/ directory entirely. In that case, we will fall back to libcurl via LuaJIT FFI when available and curl CLI if it's not available. For best results:

• Linux: make sure libcurl.so is installed (most distros ship it).
• macOS: use a modern libcurl (e.g., via Homebrew); the system one is often old.
• Windows: if no system libcurl is found, the plugin will fall back to a bundled/installed curl executable.

Configuration

Configuration Options

All available configuration options with their default values:

require("ninetyfive").setup({
  -- Prints useful logs about what events are triggered, and reasons actions are executed
  debug = false,

  -- When `true`, enables the plugin on NeoVim startup
  enable_on_startup = true,

  -- Controls nvim-cmp integration: "auto" disables ghost text when the cmp "ninetyfive" source
  -- is configured, set true to force cmp-only mode, or false for inline hints
  use_cmp = "auto",

  -- Update server URI, mostly for debugging
  server = "wss://api.ninetyfive.gg",

  -- Key mappings configuration
  mappings = {
    -- Sets a global mapping to accept a suggestion
    accept = "<Tab>",
    -- Sets a global mapping to accept the next word
    accept_word = "<C-h>",
    -- Sets a global mapping to accept the next line
    accept_line = "<C-j>",
    -- Sets a global mapping to reject a suggestion
    reject = "<C-w>",
  },

  -- Code indexing configuration for better completions
  indexing = {
    -- Possible values: "ask" | "on" | "off"
    -- "ask" - prompt user for permission to index code
    -- "on" - automatically index code
    -- "off" - disable code indexing
    mode = "ask",
    -- Whether to cache the user's answer per project
    cache_consent = true,
  },
})

Setup Examples

Using wbthomason/packer.nvim

use {
  "numerataz/ninetyfive.nvim",
  tag = "*", -- use stable version
  config = function()
    require("ninetyfive").setup({
      enable_on_startup = true,
      mappings = {
        accept = "<Tab>",
        accept_word = "<C-h>",
        accept_line = "<C-j>",
        reject = "<C-w>",
      },
      indexing = {
        mode = "ask",
        cache_consent = true,
      },
    })
  end,
}

Using junegunn/vim-plug

Add to your ~/.config/nvim/init.vim or ~/.vimrc:

Plug 'numerataz/ninetyfive.nvim', { 'tag': '*' }

" After plug#end(), add the setup configuration
lua << EOF
require("ninetyfive").setup({
  enable_on_startup = true,
  mappings = {
    accept = "<Tab>",
    accept_word = "<C-h>",
    accept_line = "<C-j>",
    reject = "<C-w>",
  },
  indexing = {
    mode = "ask",
    cache_consent = true,
  },
})
EOF

Using folke/lazy.nvim

Update your lazy config (generally in ~/.config/nvim/init.lua) or create a plugin file (e.g., ~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/ninetyfive.lua):

return {
  "numerataz/ninetyfive.nvim",
  version = "*", -- use stable version, or `false` for dev version
  config = function()
    require("ninetyfive").setup({
      enable_on_startup = true,
      debug = false,
      server = "wss://api.ninetyfive.gg",
      mappings = {
        accept = "<Tab>",
        accept_word = "<C-h>",
        accept_line = "<C-j>",
        reject = "<C-w>",
      },
      indexing = {
        mode = "ask",
        cache_consent = true,
      },
    })
  end,
}

Note: all NinetyFive cache is stored at ~/.ninetyfive/

Commands

Command	Description
:NinetyFive	Toggles the plugin (for the current session)
:NinetyFivePurchase	Redirects to the purchase page
:NinetyFiveKey	Provide an API key

Lualine Integration

NinetyFive provides a lualine component:

require("lualine").setup({
  sections = {
    lualine_x = { "ninetyfive" },
  },
})

The status shows your subscription name when connected, or "NinetyFive Disconnected" when offline. Colors indicate connection state (red = disconnected, yellow = free tier).

Options:

lualine_x = {
  {
    "ninetyfive",
    short = false,       -- use "95" instead of full status text
    show_colors = true,
    colors = {
      disconnected = "#e06c75",
      unpaid = "#e5c07b",
    },
  },
}

Nvim-cmp Integration

NinetyFive provides a nvim-cmp source:

cmp.setup({
    sources = cmp.config.sources({
      { name = "ninetyfive" },
    }),
})

Inline suggestions are disabled automatically when the NinetyFive cmp source is configured, but you can force cmp-only mode in NinetyFive's setup:

require("ninetyfive").setup({
    use_cmp = true
})

Set use_cmp = false to always show inline suggestions even with the cmp source enabled.

Development

# remove old version
rm -rf ~/.config/nvim/pack/vendor/start/ninetyfive.nvim/

# copy new version
cp -r <development-directory>/ninetyfive.nvim/ ~/.config/nvim/pack/vendor/start/ninetyfive.nvim/