Personal nvim configuration structure and documentation. An ever growing list of cool things that can be done with nvim...

⚠️ this file is auto-generated ⚠️

• ~/.config/nvim
  • init.lua - Basic vim configuration and main entrypoint
  • lua - Directory for all modules
    • core - Directory for all basic modules that make everything work
      • completion.lua: This is where all the language servers are setup and configured.
      • keys.lua: All the key mappings
      • plugins.lua: All Packer configuration together with all #Plugins that should be installed, this includes themes.
      • tree-sitter.lua: Tree-Sitter configuration. More language servers for nicer syntax highlighting.
    • misc - Small quality of life tweaks, nothing that messes with the editor usage itself.
      • dashboard.lua: Dashboard banner and settings
      • statusline.lua: Statusline setup and configuration

A lot of plugins... Here are the links for the most general ones, the rest in lua/core/plugins.lua are just dependencies for these.

• packer - Package manager
• vim-one - Simple theme, can't beat it
• dashboard-nvim - Clean looking start page when running without any parameters
• nvim-treesitter - Better syntax highlighting. (Install servers with :TSInstall)
• vim-prettier - File formatter
• telescope.nvim - Fuzzy finder for literally anything
• nvim-tree.lua - Pretty file browser
• nvim-hardline - Status line at the bottom of the editor
• nvim-lsp-installer - Install new completion servers with :LspInstall <server>, some are installed automatically in lua/core/completion.lua

Honorable mentions: lspkind-nvim, delimitMate

Leader is space so wherever you see SPC think of that.

Modes:

• n - normal
• i - insert
• v - visual