How to parenthesize text in vim-e

Question

vim

Hello.
There is this text:

NAME_1  :  "Some name",
VALUE_1 : "Some value",
NAME_2  : "Some name2",
VALUE_2 : "Some value2"

How to turn it into the following using vim scripting:

1 : {
    NAME: "Some name",
    VALUE: "Some value"
},
2 : {
    NAME : "Some name2",
    VALUE: "Some value2"
}

Looked towards surround.vim. The plugin successfully wraps any selected block, but how to remove the indexes in the titles and add them before each block?

Answer 1

:help q

Answer 2

I would do it in the form of a macro that formats two lines. for example, for example, like this (cursor in the first column of the first line):
1) switch to the recording mode of the macro "a": qa
2) format with handles, for example like this: f_xdwO^C^Cpi: {^C^CjV>jV>f_xdwA< 80>kb^M},^C^Cj0
(^C^C is , or , <80> is a key (well, or replace it with ^C^CX), ^M - )
3) finish recording the macro: q
Now, if we have 100 lines that need to be converted into 50 records, we do [email protected] and rejoice