obs.nvim Agent Guidelines

Build/Test Commands

make test

(single test) - Use

nvim --headless -u scripts/minimal_init.lua -c "PlenaryBustedFile path/to/test_spec.lua"

Formatting: 4 spaces, 80 char column width, double quotes preferred (stylua config)
Imports: Use
```
require
```
at top of file, local variables for modules
Types: Use LSPLua annotations with
```
---@class
```
,
```
---@field
```
,
```
---@param
```
,
```
---@return
```
Naming: snake_case for variables/functions, PascalCase for classes/constructors
Error handling: Use early returns, validate inputs, avoid silent failures
Globals: vim, plenary functions, test globals (describe, it, etc.) are allowed
Structure: Follow existing patterns - classes with
```
new()
```
constructor, module tables
Dependencies: plenary.nvim is primary dependency, use Path for file operations

make test

(single test) - Use

nvim --headless -u scripts/minimal_init.lua -c "PlenaryBustedFile path/to/test_spec.lua"

Formatting: 4 spaces, 80 char column width, double quotes preferred (stylua config)
Imports: Use
```
require
```
at top of file, local variables for modules
Types: Use LSPLua annotations with
```
---@class
```
,
```
---@field
```
,
```
---@param
```
,
```
---@return
```
Naming: snake_case for variables/functions, PascalCase for classes/constructors
Error handling: Use early returns, validate inputs, avoid silent failures
Globals: vim, plenary functions, test globals (describe, it, etc.) are allowed
Structure: Follow existing patterns - classes with
```
new()
```
constructor, module tables
Dependencies: plenary.nvim is primary dependency, use Path for file operations