🎮 Gamify your Neovim experience 🎮

A small plugin to “gamify” your coding sessions in Neovim. It tracks your coding activity, rewards you with experience points (XP), and unlocks achievements based on various milestones—from writing lines of code to hitting daily streaks and fixing errors. It also gives you random compliments and xp just for using the best editor around.

Features

• Daily Tracking: Increments your day streak each time you open Neovim on a new day.
• Line Counting: Collects how many lines of code you’ve written per language.
• Error Fixes: Counts how many errors you fix (with optional checks that errors truly disappear).
• XP and Levels: Earn XP for tasks, achievements, or random “lucky” events.
• Achievement Popups: Unlock achievements that display a popup and confetti effect.

Screenshots

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Commands

• :Gamify – Show the status window (XP, level, achievements, lines, etc.)
• :Langstats – Show a bar chart of languages and line counts
• :Achievements – List your unlocked achievements.

Installation & Usage

1. Install via your preferred plugin manager (e.g., lazy.nvim, packer.nvim, etc.).
2. Require as needed (e.g., require('gamify')). Configuration is not available yet.
3. Start coding! Achievements will unlock automatically, and popups will appear.

-- lazy.nvim  
{
  'grzegorzszczepanek/gamify.nvim',
  config = function()
    require('gamify')
  end,
}

-- for lazy loading
local add, later = MiniDeps.add, MiniDeps.later

later(function()
    add("GrzegorzSzczepanek/gamify.nvim")
    require("gamify")
end)

Achievements

Achievement	Description	XP
Weekly Streak	Open Neovim every day for 7 consecutive days	500
Two Weeks Streak	Open Neovim every day for 14 consecutive days	1500
One Month Streak	Open Neovim every day for 30 consecutive days	4000
Hundred lines	Write 100 lines of code	100
Thousand Lines	Write 1000 lines of code	150
Two Thousand Lines	Write 2000 lines of code	350
Five Thousand Lines	Write 5000 lines of code	600
Ten Thousand Lines	Write 10000 lines of code	800
Twenty Five Thousand Lines	Write 25000 lines of code	2000
Night Owl	Code for at least 3 hours between 11PM and 4AM five times	1000
Early Bird	Code for at least 3 hours between 6AM and 11AM five times	1000
Jack of Many	Write at least 1000 lines in at least 5 languages	2500
Polyglot	Write at least 1000 lines in at least 10 languages	5000
Marathoner	Code continuously for at least 6 hours	1800
Git Apprentice	Make 10 total commits in your coding journey	300
Git Journeyman	Make 50 total commits in your coding journey	1000
Git Master	Make 100 total commits in your coding journey	3000
Commit Deity	Make 500 total commits in your coding journey	8000
Vim enjoyer	Spend at least 100 hours in nvim	4500
Get a Life!	Spend at least 200 hours in nvim	9000

Contributing

Contributions, whether they're bug fixes, new features, documentation improvements, or other enhancements, are always welcome. To ensure a smooth collaboration, please follow these steps:

1. Open an Issue: Before submitting a Pull Request (PR), please open an issue to discuss the proposed change. This helps us understand the problem or enhancement you are addressing and avoid duplicate work.

2. Fork the Repository: Create a copy of this repository in your own GitHub account by clicking the "Fork" button.

3. Make Changes: Implement your changes in a new branch. Use meaningful commit messages to describe your work.

4. Submit a Pull Request: Once your changes are ready, submit a PR to the main repository. Ensure that you:

   • Reference the issue number (if applicable) in your PR description.
   • Provide a clear and concise summary of your changes.

5. Code Review: Your PR will be reviewed, and feedback may be provided.

License

Licensed under the Apache License 2.0.