CUE documentation + simplifications

autoload/sj/cue.vim

@@ -90,19 +90,10 @@ function! s:SplitList(delimiter, cursor_position)
     return 0
   endif
 
-  if sj#settings#Read('trailing_comma')
-    let body = start."\n".join(items, ",\n").",\n".end
-  else
-    let body = start."\n".join(items, ",\n")."\n".end
-  endif
+  let body = start."\n".join(items, ",\n")."\n".end
 
   call sj#ReplaceMotion('Va'.start, body)
 
-  " built-in js indenting doesn't indent this properly
-  for l in range(lineno + 1, lineno + len(items))
-    call sj#SetIndent(l, indent + &sw)
-  endfor
-  " closing bracket
   let end_line = lineno + len(items) + 1
   call sj#SetIndent(end_line, indent)
 

doc/splitjoin.txt

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ CONTENTS                                          *splitjoin* *splitjoin-content
     Clojure................................: |splitjoin-clojure|
     Coffeescript...........................: |splitjoin-coffee|
     CSS....................................: |splitjoin-css|
+    CUE....................................: |splitjoin-cue|
     Elixir.................................: |splitjoin-elixir|
     Elm....................................: |splitjoin-elm|
     Eruby..................................: |splitjoin-eruby|
@@ -356,6 +357,52 @@ Multiline selectors ~
     }
 <
 
+==============================================================================
+CUE                                                              *splitjoin-cue*
+
+CUE Structs are JSON objects but with a cleaner syntax. Lists and Function
+arguments behave like JSON's.
+See |splitjoin-json|.
+
+Structs ~
+
+Structs are first class, so the cursor can precede the first curly brace.
+>
+    a: foo: { x: bar: baz: bool, y: bar: baz: int, z: bar: baz: string }
+
+    a: foo: {
+        x: bar: baz: bool
+        y: bar: baz: int
+        z: bar: baz: string
+    }
+<
+Lists ~
+
+The same applies to lists.
+>
+    foo: [ 'x:y:z', "\xFFFF0000", a.foo.y ]
+
+    foo: [
+        'x:y:z',
+        "\xFFFF0000",
+        a.foo.y
+    ]
+<
+Function Arguments ~
+
+Function splitting requires the cursor to be positioned inside the
+parenthesis, preferably near the closing one.
+>
+    bar: m.Baz(foo[2].bar.baz, 42, true)
+
+    bar: m.Baz(
+        foo[2].bar.baz,
+        42,
+        true
+    )
+<
+
+
 ==============================================================================
 ELIXIR                                                        *splitjoin-elixir*
 

ftplugin/cue/splitjoin.vim

@@ -13,6 +13,3 @@ if !exists('b:splitjoin_join_callbacks')
             \ 'sj#cue#JoinArgs',
             \ ]
 endif
-
-" in CUE, trailing comma means something else
-let b:splitjoin_trailing_comma = 0