return {
	{
		"hat0uma/csvview.nvim",
		---@module "csvview"
		---@type CsvView.Options
		opts = {
			parser = {
				--- The number of lines that the asynchronous parser processes per cycle.
				--- This setting is used to prevent monopolization of the main thread when displaying large files.
				--- If the UI freezes, try reducing this value.
				--- @type integer
				async_chunksize = 50,

				--- Specifies the delimiter character to separate columns.
				--- This can be configured in one of three ways:
				---
				--- 1. As a single string for a fixed delimiter.
				---    e.g., delimiter = ","
				---
				--- 2. As a function that dynamically returns the delimiter.
				---    e.g., delimiter = function(bufnr) return "\t" end
				---
				--- 3. As a table for advanced configuration:
				---    - `ft`: Maps filetypes to specific delimiters. This has the highest priority.
				---    - `fallbacks`: An ordered list of delimiters to try for automatic detection
				---      when no `ft` rule matches. The plugin will test them in sequence and use
				---      the first one that highest scores based on the number of fields in each line.
				---
				--- Note: Only fixed-length strings are supported as delimiters.
				--- Regular expressions (e.g., `\s+`) are not currently supported.
				--- @type CsvView.Options.Parser.Delimiter
				delimiter = {
					ft = {
						csv = ";",
						tsv = "\t",
					},
					fallbacks = {
						",",
						"\t",
						";",
						"|",
						":",
						" ",
					},
				},

				--- The quote character
				--- If a field is enclosed in this character, it is treated as a single field and the delimiter in it will be ignored.
				--- e.g:
				---  quote_char= "'"
				--- You can also specify it on the command line.
				--- e.g:
				--- :CsvViewEnable quote_char='
				--- @type string
				quote_char = '"',

				--- The comment prefix characters
				--- If the line starts with one of these characters, it is treated as a comment.
				--- Comment lines are not displayed in tabular format.
				--- You can also specify it on the command line.
				--- e.g:
				--- :CsvViewEnable comment=#
				--- @type string[]
				comments = {
					-- "#",
					-- "--",
					-- "//",
				},

				--- The number of lines at the beginning of the file to treat as comments.
				--- Lines from 1 to this number will be treated as comment lines regardless of their content.
				--- This is useful for files that have a fixed header/metadata section at the top.
				--- You can also specify it on the command line.
				--- e.g:
				--- :CsvViewEnable comment_lines=2
				--- @type integer?
				comment_lines = nil,

				--- Maximum lookahead for multi-line fields
				--- This limits how many lines ahead the parser will look when trying to find
				--- the closing quote of a multi-line field. Setting this too high may cause
				--- performance issues when editing files with unmatched quotes.
				--- @type integer
				max_lookahead = 50,
			},
			view = {
				--- minimum width of a column
				--- @type integer
				min_column_width = 5,

				--- spacing between columns
				--- @type integer
				spacing = 2,

				--- The display method of the delimiter
				--- "highlight" highlights the delimiter
				--- "border" displays the delimiter with `│`
				--- You can also specify it on the command line.
				--- e.g:
				--- :CsvViewEnable display_mode=border
				---@type CsvView.Options.View.DisplayMode
				display_mode = "highlight",

				--- The line number of the header row
				--- Controls which line should be treated as the header for the CSV table.
				--- This affects both visual styling and the sticky header feature.
				---
				--- Values:
				--- - `true`: Automatically detect the header line (default)
				--- - `integer`: Specific line number to use as header (1-based)
				--- - `false`: No header line, treat all lines as data rows
				---
				--- When a header is defined, it will be:
				--- - Highlighted with the CsvViewHeaderLine highlight group
				--- - Used for the sticky header feature if enabled
				--- - Excluded from normal data processing in some contexts
				---
				--- See also: `view.sticky_header`
				--- @type integer|false|true
				header_lnum = true,

				--- The sticky header feature settings
				--- If `view.header_lnum` is set, the header line is displayed at the top of the window.
				sticky_header = {
					--- Whether to enable the sticky header feature
					--- @type boolean
					enabled = true,

					--- The separator character for the sticky header window
					--- set `false` to disable the separator
					--- @type string|false
					separator = "─",
				},
			},

			--- Keymaps for csvview.
			--- These mappings are only active when csvview is enabled.
			--- You can assign key mappings to each action defined in `opts.actions`.
			--- For example:
			--- ```lua
			--- keymaps = {
			---   -- Text objects for selecting fields
			---   textobject_field_inner = { "if", mode = { "o", "x" } },
			---   textobject_field_outer = { "af", mode = { "o", "x" } },
			---
			---   -- Excel-like navigation:
			---   -- Use <Tab> and <S-Tab> to move horizontally between fields.
			---   -- Use <Enter> and <S-Enter> to move vertically between rows.
			---   -- Note: In terminals, you may need to enable CSI-u mode to use <S-Tab> and <S-Enter>.
			---   jump_next_field_end = { "<Tab>", mode = { "n", "v" } },
			---   jump_prev_field_end = { "<S-Tab>", mode = { "n", "v" } },
			---   jump_next_row = { "<Enter>", mode = { "n", "v" } },
			---   jump_prev_row = { "<S-Enter>", mode = { "n", "v" } },
			---
			---   -- Custom key mapping example:
			---   { "<leader>h", function() print("hello") end, mode = "n" },
			--- }
			--- ```
			--- @type CsvView.Options.Keymaps
			keymaps = {},

			--- Actions for keymaps.
			---@type CsvView.Options.Actions
			actions = {
				-- See lua/csvview/config.lua
			},
		},
		cmd = { "CsvViewEnable", "CsvViewDisable", "CsvViewToggle" },
	},
}