user.key-logger

Name: user.key-logger
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Author: nekon69

Log user-initiated events and system activities in Neovim via Lua.

1|Updated Oct 26, 2025

Search Tags:#debugging #logging #neovim #event tracking #user activity

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npx skills add https://github.com/NeKon69/nvim-dot --skill user-key-logger

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Skill: user.key-logger
Source: https://github.com/NeKon69/nvim-dot/tree/main/.agents/skills/user.key-logger
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/NeKon69/nvim-dot --skill user-key-logger

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a mechanism to log various user interactions and system events within the Neovim environment, aiding in debugging and understanding user behavior.

Core Features & Use Cases

Event Logging: Records events such as User, FileType, TermOpen, and BufEnter with relevant details.
Diagnostic Output: Writes detailed diagnostics and session information to a log file.
Use Case: Developers can use this to track how a specific feature is being used or to diagnose unexpected behavior by reviewing the logged events.

Quick Start

Load the user.key-logger skill to begin logging events.

Frequently Asked Questions about user.key-logger

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I log user activity and events in Neovim for debugging?▼

Logging user activity in Neovim involves capturing events like BufEnter, FileType changes, and TermOpen. This skill records these user-initiated events and system activities using Lua scripting to aid debugging and behavior analysis.

What Neovim events can I track to monitor user behavior?▼

You can track User commands, FileType changes, TermOpen, and BufEnter events in Neovim. Capturing these specific event types records detailed user interactions and system activities for diagnostic purposes.

How do I write diagnostic output to a log file in Neovim?▼

Writing diagnostic output to a log file in Neovim is done by executing Lua-based logging functions that capture event details. This records session information and specific user interactions for review.

Do I need Lua scripting to track Neovim buffer events?▼

Yes, you need Neovim's Lua scripting environment to execute the side-effect driven logging functions that capture buffer events. Lua is required to track events like BufEnter and TermOpen.

Why should I use event tracking for Neovim debugging instead of manual inspection?▼

Event tracking for Neovim debugging automatically records user interactions and system events to a log file. This provides a detailed diagnostic trail of user behavior and unexpected issues for review.