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README.md

A tree sitter parser for haxe.

I've only testing this using nvim-treesitter.

Use

Install nvim-treesitter.
Clone this repo, and run tree-sitter generate (you may have to install globally).
Once generated, copy the queries to the nvim-treesitter folder

cp queries/* ~/.vim/BUNDLERPATH/nvim-treesitter/queries/haxe

You may have to create the haxe folder.

Open nvim, and run TSInstallFromGrammer haxe

This should get you running.

What it looks like / does so far (the color scheme is of course customizeable through the highlights / etc in vim).

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