Highlighting and auto completion does not seem to work

[kanodiaayush]

highlighting and auto completion does not seem to work in neorg as suggested towards the end of the README

I am not getting suggestions to auto complete check box styles for example, only very basic auto complete.

Further, no highlighting. What am I missing? I followed all instructions on the README, and installed and configured TreeSitter. It looks like it is working (highlights) for eg for python scripts though

.norg snap:

.py script snap

Please let me know if i need to add config information from init.vim . I have nvim 0.5

[danymat]

About highlighting, did you put the language name after the @code?
Like so :

@code py 
print("hey")
@end

[kanodiaayush]

Yes I did; that did not help.

[mrossinek]

Can you double check that you have configured the norg treesitter parser according to the README as follows?

local parser_configs = require('nvim-treesitter.parsers').get_parser_configs()

parser_configs.norg = {
    install_info = {
        url = "https://github.com/vhyrro/tree-sitter-norg",
        files = { "src/parser.c", "src/scanner.cc" },
        branch = "main"
    },
}

This is a lua snippet so if you want to place this inside a .vim file you need to place it in a lua << EOF ... EOF block.

[vhyrro]

It may also potentially be due to loading orders. Make sure neorg loads after nvim-treesitter by executing the neorg setup function after nvim-treesitter's if you're not already :)

[kanodiaayush]

Yes I did run :TSUpdate @mrossinek . I do have treesitter and norg setups in that order (also sourcing plugins in that order). But that does not seem to work either. I am likely making some stupid mistake.

[kanodiaayush]

init.vim

You could look at the entire init.vim but don't want to bother you too much too @vhyrro @mrossinek . Thanks.

[mrossinek]

I do not see the snippet which I shared above in your init.vim. You have to add that and run :TSUpdate norg afterwards otherwise this cannot work.

[kanodiaayush]

oh thank you! I did not understand from the readme that that goes in every time (or is put somewhere in init.vim) - because it said that you can put it in some file and I guess i understood it as you need to run it just once. This worked!! Thank you very much!