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xtide86 is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later.
See the LICENSE file for full details.
xtide86 includes termic.sh, a lightweight live shell launcher. It will be installed automatically to /usr/local/bin/termic unless it already exists.
This script is licensed under GPLv3 and included with permission.
An ultra-efficient Neovim based IDE for Python and C/C++ prototyping.
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Tmux based command: Ctrl-q + d (or gui exit button) = Exit and save tmux state (lost on restart of PC) Nvim based command:Q = Force-quit the program (reset for new session)
Ctrl+ww = Cycle between vim buffers within a tmux pane Ctrl+w + <-, ^, ->, v = Selects vim buffer within current tmux panel \w = fzf selects vim buffer from menu within current tmux panel (fuzzy finder, vim plugin) \e = Locate file within current directory \r = ripgrep within file \i = vertical resize \o = optional OpenAI ChatGPT implementation with API key (stored in a global variable) \p = Paste selected text into IPython panel and expand buffer, entering insert mode.
Tmux pane controls (work in insert or command mode) Ctrl+a = Maximize left tmux pane Ctrl+s = Split tmux panes Ctrl+d = Maximize right tmux pane Ctrl+q + <-, -> = Switch between tmux panels (selected panel matches tmux bar color on the bottom)
\f = Grid (10x10) \g = Grid (5x10) \l = Paste selected text into TermiC panel and expand buffer, entering insert mode
\z = Maximize edit pane (lower) \x = Maximize terminal group of panes (middle), main implementation of \i is to choose one of the two \c = Maximize IPython pane (upper)
\v = Currently selected buffer \b = Back to default settings \n = Equalize vertical buffer dimensions
Once in insert mode in any nvim buffer, the recommended way of entering command mode is ctrl+w
- Full tmux and nvim '-powered terminal IDE with dynamic pane management
- Seamless integration with IPython
- TermiC support with quick pasting and testing C/C++ (smaller blocks recommended, see Termic documentation at https://github.com/hanoglu/TermiC)
- Hotkey support for sending code directly into live interpreter sessions
- Single-interface fallback for simple edits
- Quick launch from Gnome via icon or keyboard shortcut
- Works in the tty as well as the terminal emulator
- tmux
- neovim 0.9.0+ (tested on 0.9.5)
- vim-plug curl -fLo ~/.local/share/nvim/site/autoload/plug.vim --create-dirs
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/junegunn/vim-plug/master/plug.vim - TermiC wget "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hanoglu/TermiC/main/TermiC.sh" (live C/C++ shell)
- Anaconda3 with IPython (preferred, but may work with base IPython)
- bash
- Works on aarch64. Tested on a Raspberry Pi5 and nvim 0.9.5 had to be built from source. Check your distro and dependencies on ARM.
If you're running XTide86 inside a tmux or custom terminal session, you might run into issues when trying to save root-owned files from within Vim or Neovim: ##Problem:
Using commands like :w !sudo tee % in Vim may silently fail to prompt for a password and kick you out after 3 attempts. Solutions: Use a GUI editor instead within a Xtide86 terminal buffer to avoid leaving your session: sudoedit /etc/systemd/system/interception.service Launch a root Vim in a nested terminal within XTide86: sudo vim /etc/systemd/system/interception.service
Clone this repository:
bash git clone https://github.com/logicmagix/xtide86.git cd xtide86
Usage Launch XTide86 from your terminal or assigned launcher. It will:
Open a tmux session with vertically split nvim, TermiC, and IPython
Send text from the file editor to the live interpreter buffer with \p for ipython and \l for TermiC
Automatic insert mode and buffer sizing for paste to Termic and paste to IPython functions.
Support session save (Ctrl+q+d) and reset with :Q
Without tmux? Simply open nvim enjoy all the features without additional panes and ctrl q + d, ctrl q + a, ctrl q + s, and ctrl q + d controls.
Customization See init.vim for plugin configuration, UI tweaks, and terminal behavior. Feel free to remix pane sizes and colors to match your workflow.
TermiC Support xtide86 includes termic.sh, a lightweight live shell. It installs automatically to /usr/local/bin/termic. Licensed under GPLv3 and included with permission.
Pull requests, stars, and forks welcome
XTide86 looks like in action:
xtide86 uses and integrates the following open-source tools:
Thanks to the developers of these projects for making powerful tools free and accessible.
- Thanks to my dad, whose passion for logic and engineering inspired this project.
