A (nearly) fully mini-aturised vestion of nixvim.

The aim here was to create a nvim distribution that used a family of well configured plugins to produce a setup requiring minimatl configuration. To that end, I have set-up mini.nvim with nixvim. Nearly everything is direct through mini.nivm, which has very sane defaults and requires very little in the way of configuration. If a feature was not available through mini, an alternative was found. In a few select cases, I chose not to use the equivalent mini.nvim plugin. These are documented below:

1. noice is used for notifications as it also beatifies the command prompts and allows for customisation of notifications (ie errors using notify, info using mini).
2. cmp is used completions, as mini's does not yet support snippets. I will likely switch once this is in.

1. Files launched through Mini.Pick, Mini.Files, or Mini.Starter don't use Mini.Clue
2. Snippets not picked up for cmp.
3. Color is rubbish on python files

I'm pretty sure this is related to NixVim, as I can't replicate these in a plain Lua setup.

To use this flake, add it as an input:

{
  inputs = {
    nixvim.url = "github:rbpatt2019/minixvim"
  };
}

Then, install the package. For home-manager, this would be:

home-manager.users.<user>.home.packages = [
  inputs.nixvim.packages.x86_64-linux.default
];

Please see our guide on :ref:`contributing`.