Additional arguments passed to each module in addition to ones like lib, config, and pkgs, modulesPath.

This option is also available to all submodules. Submodules do not inherit args from their parent module, nor do they provide args to their parent module or sibling submodules. The sole exception to this is the argument name which is provided by parent modules to a submodule and contains the attribute name the submodule is bound to, or a unique generated name if it is not bound to an attribute.

Some arguments are already passed by default, of which the following cannot be changed with this option:

• lib: The nixpkgs library.

• config: The results of all options after merging the values from all modules together.

• options: The options declared in all modules.

• specialArgs: The specialArgs argument passed to evalModules.

• All attributes of specialArgs

  Whereas option values can generally depend on other option values thanks to laziness, this does not apply to imports, which must be computed statically before anything else.

  For this reason, callers of the module system can provide specialArgs which are available during import resolution.

  For NixOS, specialArgs includes modulesPath, which allows you to import extra modules from the nixpkgs package tree without having to somehow make the module aware of the location of the nixpkgs or NixOS directories.

  { modulesPath, ... }: {
    imports = [
      (modulesPath + "/profiles/minimal.nix")
    ];
  }
  

For NixOS, the default value for this option includes at least this argument:

• pkgs: The nixpkgs package set according to the nixpkgs.pkgs option.

Internal options passed directly to mnw itself.

Whether to enable mnw (Minimal Neovim Wrapper).

Aliases to symlink nvim to.

What to set $NVIM_APPNAME to

How to set $NVIM_APPNAME with makeWrapper

Whether to enable neovim's desktop entry.

Extra packages to be put in neovim's PATH

Extra attributes to pass to mkDerivation.

A function which returns a list of extra needed lua packages.

The final package to be consumed by the user

lua config text to load at startup

VimL config text to load at startup

lua config files to load at startup

The neovim package to use. Must be unwrapped

Plugins for use with devMode. You most likely want to put your config here. (automatically loaded)

The impure absolute paths to the nvim plugin.

The pure path to the nvim plugin.

Whether to enable and configure the Node.js provider.

The Node.js package to use.

The neovim-node-client package to use.

Whether to enable and configure the perl provider.

The perl package to use.

Extra packages to be included in the perl environment.

Note: you probably want to include NeovimExt and Appcpanminus if you change this from it's default value.

Whether to enable and configure the python3 provider.

The python3 package to use.

Extra packages to be included in the python3 environment.

Note: you probably want to include pynvim if you change this from it's default value.

Whether to enable and configure the ruby provider.

The ruby package to use.

The ruby bundlerEnv to use.

VimL config files to load at startup

A list of arguments to be passed to makeWrapper

Whether to enable the experimental Lua module loader to speed up the start up process. If true, this will enable the experimental Lua module loader which:

• overrides loadfile
• adds the lua loader using the byte-compilation cache
• adds the libs loader
• removes the default Neovim loader

The neovim package to use for the wrapper. This corresponds to the package that will be wrapped with your plugins and settings.

Additional runtime paths that will be appended or prepended to the active runtimepath of the Neovim. This can be used to add additional lookup paths for configs, plugins, spell languages and other things you would generally place in your $HOME/.config/nvim.

This is meant as a declarative alternative to throwing files into ~/.config/nvim and having the Neovim wrapper pick them up.

> [!NOTE] > When not explicitly defining a position via the attribute set, > nvf defaults to appending.

For more details on vim.o.runtimepath, and what paths to use, please see the official documentation.

Whether to enable complementary Neovim plugin for avante.nvim.

Option table to pass into the setup function of avante-nvim.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Since auto-suggestions are a high-frequency operation and therefore expensive, currently designating it as copilot provider is dangerous because: https://github.com/yetone/avante.nvim/issues/1048 Of course, you can reduce the request frequency by increasing suggestion.debounce.

Whether to enable Claude Text Editor Tool Mode..

Whether to enable Cursor Planning Mode..

Whether to enable token counting..

Whether to enable automatically apply diff after LLM response..

Whether to enable automatically set the highlight group for the current line..

Whether to enable automatically set the keymap for the current line..

Whether to enable auto suggestions..

Whether to enable remove unchanged lines when applying a code block..

Whether to enable pasting image from clipboard. This will be determined automatically based whether img-clip is available or not. .

The provider used in the applying phase of Cursor Planning Mode, defaults to nil, Config.provider will be used as the provider for the applying phase when nil.

Automatically jumps to the next change.

Override the 'timeoutlen' setting while hovering over a diff (see :help timeoutlen). Helps to avoid entering operator-pending mode with diff mappings starting with c. Disable by setting to -1.

Whether to enable dual_boost mode..

The first provider to generate response.

The prompt to generate response based on the two reference outputs.

The second provider to generate response.

Timeout in milliseconds.

Whether to enable hints.

Define or override the default keymaps for cancel actions.

Define or override the default keymaps for diff.

Define or override the default keymaps for jump actions.

Define or override the default keymaps for sidebar actions.

Define or override the default keymaps for submit actions.

Define or override the default keymaps for suggestion actions.

The provider used in Aider mode or in the planning phase of Cursor Planning Mode.

Define settings for builtin and custom providers.

Suggestion debounce in milliseconds.

Suggestion throttle in milliseconds.

The border type on the ask window.

Open the 'AvanteAsk' prompt in a floating window.

Which diff to focus after applying.

Start insert mode when opening the ask window.

The border type on the edit window.

Start insert mode when opening the edit window.

Height of the input window in vertical layout.

The prefix used on the user input.

The position of the sidebar.

enable/disable the header.

Position of the title.

Enable rounded sidebar header

Default % based on available width.

similar to vim.o.wrap.

Whether to enable ChatGPT AI assistant. Requires the environment variable OPENAI_API_KEY to be set.

[ChatGPT] Add tests

ChatGPT

[ChatGPT] Docstring

[ChatGPT] Edit with instructions

[ChatGPT] Explain code

[ChatGPT] Fix bugs

[ChatGPT] Grammar correction

[ChatGPT] Keywords

[ChatGPT] Optimize code

[ChatGPT] Code reability analysis

[ChatGPT] Roxygen edit

[ChatGPT] Summarize

[ChatGPT] Translate

Option table to pass into the setup function of chatgpt.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable complementary neovim plugin for codecompanion.nvim.