return {
  "michaelb/sniprun",
  run = "bash ./install.sh",
  cmd = { "SnipRun", "SnipInfo", "SnipLive", "SnipClose", "SnipReset", "SnipReplMemoryClean" },
  opts = {
    selected_interpreters = {}, --# use those instead of the default for the current filetype
    repl_enable = { "javascript", "typescript" }, --# enable REPL-like behavior for the given interpreters
    repl_disable = {}, --# disable REPL-like behavior for the given interpreters

    interpreter_options = {
      --# interpreter-specific options, see docs / :SnipInfo <name>

      --# use the interpreter name as key
      GFM_original = {
        use_on_filetypes = { "markdown.pandoc" }, --# the 'use_on_filetypes' configuration key is
        --# available for every interpreter
      },
      Python3_original = {
        error_truncate = "auto", --# Truncate runtime errors 'long', 'short' or 'auto'
        --# the hint is available for every interpreter
        --# but may not be always respected
      },
    },

    --# you can combo different display modes as desired and with the 'Ok' or 'Err' suffix
    --# to filter only sucessful runs (or errored-out runs respectively)
    display = {
      -- "Classic", --# display results in the command-line  area
      -- "VirtualTextOk", --# display ok results as virtual text (multiline is shortened)

      "VirtualText", --# display results as virtual text
      -- "TempFloatingWindow",      --# display results in a floating window
      -- "LongTempFloatingWindow",  --# same as above, but only long results. To use with VirtualText[Ok/Err]
      -- "Terminal", --# display results in a vertical split
      -- "TerminalWithCode", --# display results and code history in a vertical split
      -- "NvimNotify",              --# display with the nvim-notify plugin
      -- "Api"                      --# return output to a programming interface
    },

    live_display = { "VirtualTextOk" }, --# display mode used in live_mode

    display_options = {
      terminal_scrollback = vim.o.scrollback, --# change terminal display scrollback lines
      terminal_line_number = false, --# whether show line number in terminal window
      terminal_signcolumn = false, --# whether show signcolumn in terminal window
      terminal_persistence = true, --# always keep the terminal open (true) or close it at every occasion (false)
      terminal_width = 45, --# change the terminal display option width
      notification_timeout = 5, --# timeout for nvim_notify output
    },

    --# You can use the same keys to customize whether a sniprun producing
    --# no output should display nothing or '(no output)'
    show_no_output = {
      "Classic",
      "TempFloatingWindow", --# implies LongTempFloatingWindow, which has no effect on its own
    },

    --# customize highlight groups (setting this overrides colorscheme)
    -- snipruncolors = {
    --   SniprunVirtualTextOk = { bg = "#66eeff", fg = "#000000", ctermbg = "Cyan", cterfg = "Black" },
    --   SniprunFloatingWinOk = { fg = "#66eeff", ctermfg = "Cyan" },
    --   SniprunVirtualTextErr = { bg = "#881515", fg = "#000000", ctermbg = "DarkRed", cterfg = "Black" },
    --   SniprunFloatingWinErr = { fg = "#881515", ctermfg = "DarkRed" },
    -- },

    live_mode_toggle = "off", --# live mode toggle, see Usage - Running for more info

    --# miscellaneous compatibility/adjustement settings
    inline_messages = false, --# inline_message (0/1) is a one-line way to display messages
    --# to workaround sniprun not being able to display anything

    borders = "single", --# display borders around floating windows
    --# possible values are 'none', 'single', 'double', or 'shadow'
  },
}