Arguments
{argument} pauses expansion and prompts you to type a value. Use it when a snippet needs information that changes each time you use it.
Hi {argument},
Just following up on our conversation.When this expands, Nibit shows an input field. Type your value and confirm to complete the expansion.
Named arguments
Section titled “Named arguments”Give arguments a name to make the prompt clearer:
Hi {argument name="recipient"},
Following up on {argument name="topic"}.Each unique name is a separate prompt. If the same name appears multiple times in a snippet, the value entered once is reused everywhere.
Default values
Section titled “Default values”Use default to pre-fill the input. If you confirm without changing it, the default is used:
{argument name="greeting" default="Hi"}Arguments with a default are optional — skipping them uses the default. Arguments without a default are required.
Predefined options
Section titled “Predefined options”Use options to present a picker instead of a free-text field. Values are comma-separated:
{argument name="priority" options="Low, Medium, High"}{argument name="tone" options="formal, casual, friendly"}The user selects from the list rather than typing freely.
Combining attributes
Section titled “Combining attributes”All attributes can be used together:
{argument name="tone" default="casual" options="formal, casual, friendly"}Limits
Section titled “Limits”A snippet or quick link can contain at most 3 arguments.