Very simple personal setup that works on any system

(kind of works, additional instuctions for Windows users are available in the end of this readme)

• Neovim 0.11+ compatible (backwards compatibility is not going to be supported as long as neovim 1.0 is not out yet).
• Prerequisites: ripgrep, fzf
• Language specific tools, like lsp, formatters and linters require tools installed and environment variables set up accordingly (check inside lua/config/lsp.lua for required tools in the ensure_installed and servers tables).
• Plugins are installed with Lazy.nvim and kept in a lua/config directory
• Beware of the light mode (default colorscheme is tokyonight-day, configurable in colors.lua), ColorMyPencil command hotswaps the theme
• Telescope, treesitter, treesitter-context, Fugitive, harpoon, undotree, trouble
• peek for markdown files preview (deno is a prerequisite)
• Simple LSP (documentation, autocomplete, autoformat) set up for Go (gopls and gofmt), Lua (luals and stylua) and Markdown (markdown-oxide)
• Golangci-lint tool is setup to check for project config files and fallback to global config in the configured directory (~/.config/golangci-lint as the default path)
• Remaps are kept simple and as close to defaults as possible. remaps.lua is for general remaps and plugin specific remaps are kept within plugin setup files
• Heavily inspired by theprimeagen and kickstart setups
• Contains a WIP version of termit plugin for split terminal window that keeps state

Windows support:

• First check if you have required compilers installed to be able to build some of the extensions, i.e. treesitter build instructions
• Check if you have 'HOME' in you environment variables, or change the corresponding line in set.lua accordingly.
• Windows users need to comment out a line in undotree.lua that changes DIFF to FC