Neovim Configuration

Personal Neovim configuration focused on fast navigation, language tooling, debugging, and a lazy.nvim-managed plugin setup.

• Neovim 0.12.4
• tree-sitter CLI 0.26.1 or newer (tested with 0.26.11; do not use the npm package)
• Git, curl, tar, and a C compiler
• Optional tools used by plugins: rg, fd, language servers, formatters, and debug adapters

Clone the repository into Neovim's default configuration path:

git clone git@github.com:tr1v3r/nvim.git ~/.config/nvim
nvim --headless "+Lazy! restore" +qa
nvim

The default configuration downloads plugins over SSH. To use HTTPS or disable machine-specific features, create an ignored _device.lua before the first startup:

return {
	use_ssh = false,
	use_copilot = false,
	colorscheme = "monokai-pro-spectrum",
}

Values returned from _device.lua override the defaults in lua/r1v3r/settings.lua before plugins and UI settings are loaded.

stylua --check --config-path .stylua.toml .
luacheck . --std luajit --globals vim _toggle_lazygit _command_panel _flash_esc_or_noh _debugging --max-line-length 150 --no-config
nvim --headless +qa
nvim --headless tests/fixtures/treesitter.md "+luafile ${PWD}/tests/smoke.lua" +qa

Use :Lazy sync after changing plugin specifications, :TSUpdate after Treesitter updates, and :checkhealth when diagnosing providers or external tools. Plugin revisions are committed in lazy-lock.json.