A modern Neovim configuration using Lazy.nvim as the plugin manager, with LazyGit integration and seamless tmux navigation.

• 🚀 Fast startup time
• 📦 Lazy-loaded plugins
• 🎨 Catppuccin colorscheme
• 🔍 Telescope for fuzzy finding
• 🌳 Treesitter for syntax highlighting and code navigation
• 🧠 LSP for code intelligence
• 📝 Autocompletion with nvim-cmp
• 🔄 Git integration with Gitsigns and LazyGit
• 📊 Beautiful statusline with Staline
• 🔧 Code formatting with conform.nvim
• 🔑 Which-key for keybinding help
• 🖥️ Seamless navigation between Neovim and tmux panes
• Harpoon: Quick file navigation and bookmarking system
• SuperMaven: AI-powered coding assistant
• LaTeX: Full LaTeX editing and compilation support with LuaTeX and Skim
  • Enhanced syntax highlighting with Treesitter
  • Math formula concealment and highlighting
  • Color highlighting for color codes
  • Automatic spell checking for LaTeX documents

• Neovim >= 0.9.0
• Git
• A Nerd Font (for icons)
• ripgrep (for Telescope)
• lazygit (for LazyGit integration)
• tmux (for tmux integration)
• latexmk and texlab (for LaTeX support)
• Skim PDF viewer (for LaTeX preview on macOS)

1. Make sure you have Neovim 0.9.0 or later installed
2. Install LazyGit: https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit#installation
3. Install tmux: https://github.com/tmux/tmux/wiki/Installing
4. Clone this repository to your Neovim config directory:

# Backup your existing config if needed
mv ~/.config/nvim ~/.config/nvim.bak

# Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/nvim-config.git ~/.config/nvim

5. Copy the tmux configuration:

cp ~/.config/nvim/tmux.conf ~/.tmux.conf

6. Install the tmux plugin manager:

git clone https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tpm ~/.tmux/plugins/tpm

7. Start Neovim:

nvim

Lazy.nvim will automatically install all plugins on the first run.

8. In tmux, press prefix + I (capital I) to install the tmux plugins.

If you want to integrate parts of this configuration into your existing setup:

1. Copy the relevant files from the lua/plugins directory
2. Ensure your init.lua properly loads the Lazy plugin manager

.
├── init.lua                 # Main entry point
├── lua
│   ├── config
│   │   ├── autocmds.lua     # Autocommands
│   │   ├── keymaps.lua      # Key mappings
│   │   └── options.lua      # Neovim options
│   └── plugins
│       ├── cmp.lua          # Completion
│       ├── colorscheme.lua  # Colorscheme
│       ├── conform.lua      # Formatter
│       ├── gitsigns.lua     # Git signs
│       ├── lazygit.lua      # LazyGit integration
│       ├── lsp.lua          # LSP configuration
│       ├── statusline.lua   # Statusline
│       ├── telescope.lua    # Fuzzy finder
│       ├── tmux.lua         # Tmux integration
│       ├── treesitter.lua   # Syntax highlighting
│       └── which-key.lua    # Keybinding help
├── tmux.conf                # Tmux configuration
└── README.md                # This file

• <Space> - Leader key
• <Esc> - Clear search highlights
• <C-h/j/k/l> - Navigate between splits (works with tmux)
• <C-Up/Down/Left/Right> - Resize windows
• <C-s> - Save file
• <leader>q - Quit
• <leader>Q - Force quit all

• <leader>ff - Find files
• <leader>fg - Live grep
• <leader>fb - Find buffers
• <leader>fh - Help tags
• <leader>fr - Recent files

• gd - Go to definition
• gr - Go to references
• K - Hover documentation
• <leader>rn - Rename
• <leader>ca - Code action
• <leader>cf - Format buffer

• <leader>gg - Open LazyGit
• <leader>gs - Stage hunk
• <leader>gr - Reset hunk
• <leader>gp - Preview hunk
• <leader>gb - Blame line

• <leader>hs - Add current file to Harpoon
• <leader>hd - Toggle Harpoon quick menu
• <leader>hp - Navigate to previous Harpoon file
• <leader>hn - Navigate to next Harpoon file
• & - Navigate to Harpoon file 1
• é - Navigate to Harpoon file 2
• " - Navigate to Harpoon file 3
• ' - Navigate to Harpoon file 4
• ( - Navigate to Harpoon file 5
• - - Navigate to Harpoon file 6
• è - Navigate to Harpoon file 7
• _ - Navigate to Harpoon file 8
• ç - Navigate to Harpoon file 9

• <leader>tc - Compile LaTeX document
• <leader>tv - View PDF
• <leader>tt - Toggle table of contents
• <leader>te - Show compilation errors
• <leader>ts - Stop compilation
• <leader>tS - Stop all compilations
• <leader>ti - Show document info
• <leader>tI - Show detailed document info
• <leader>tl - Show compilation log
• <leader>tL - Clean auxiliary files
• <leader>tk - Show package documentation
• <leader>tK - Count words in document
• <leader>tx - Reload VimTeX

• <C-h/j/k/l> - Navigate between Neovim splits and tmux panes
• <C-a>c - Create a new tmux window
• <C-a>% - Split pane vertically
• <C-a>" - Split pane horizontally
• <C-a>z - Zoom pane
• <C-a>[ - Enter copy mode

LazyGit is a terminal UI for git commands. To use it:

1. Press <leader>gg to open LazyGit
2. Navigate through the UI using the keyboard:
   • ? - Show help
   • Arrow keys to navigate
   • Enter to select
   • q to quit

This configuration includes seamless navigation between Neovim splits and tmux panes using the same keybindings:

• Ctrl-h - Move to the left split/pane
• Ctrl-j - Move to the bottom split/pane
• Ctrl-k - Move to the top split/pane
• Ctrl-l - Move to the right split/pane

• Ctrl-a - Prefix key
• Prefix + | - Split horizontally
• Prefix + - - Split vertically
• Prefix + h/j/k/l - Navigate between panes
• Prefix + H/J/K/L - Resize panes
• Prefix + r - Reload tmux configuration
• Prefix + I - Install tmux plugins

You can customize this configuration by editing the files in the lua/config and lua/plugins directories.

To add a new plugin, create a new file in the lua/plugins directory with the plugin configuration.

Example:

-- lua/plugins/newplugin.lua
return {
  "username/newplugin",
  config = function()
    require("newplugin").setup({
      -- options here
    })
  end,
}

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