This is my personal Neovim configuration. It includes several plugins for code editing and custom key mappings.

1. Install Neovim on your system. Instructions for various operating systems can be found here.
2. Install a plugin manager. I use vim-plug. Instructions for installing vim-plug can be found in its GitHub repository.
3. Clone this repository and copy the init.vim file to your Neovim configuration directory. For example, on Unix systems this is usually ~/.config/nvim/.
4. Open Neovim and run the :PlugInstall command to install the plugins listed in the init.vim file.
5. Restart Neovim.

The following plugins are included in this configuration:

• NerdTree: A file system explorer for Neovim.
• vim-prettier: A plugin for running the Prettier code formatter in Neovim.
• coc.nvim: A plugin for providing Intellisense and code completion.
• TokyoNight: A color scheme for Neovim.
• UltiSnips: A plugin for creating and using code snippets in Neovim.

• To open the file explorer, press Ctrl-n.
• To format a file using Prettier, run the :Prettier command.
• To use code completion and other features provided by coc.nvim, refer to its documentation.
• To switch to the TokyoNight color scheme, add the following line to your init.vim file: colorscheme tokyonight.
• To use UltiSnips, type a snippet trigger and press Tab to expand the snippet.

For more information on this configuration, see the comments in the init.vim file.

This configuration is released under the MIT License.