🛸 nvim

This is the neovim configuration I use both personally 🏠 and profesionally 💼

🚧 Dependencies

Make sure you have installed the following:

• git
• fzf
• ripgrep
• NerdFont

Optionally, you can install LSPs:

• bash-language-server
• pyright
• lua-language-server

And autoformatters (system-wide):

• stylua
• ruff and isort
• shellcheck

🔦 Highlights

🦥 Plugin Manager

I use lazy.nvim as plugin manager. If you cloned this repository and want to use this configuration yourself, run :checkhealth lazy first. Then, run :Lazy to install plugins.

😎 Interesting Key Bindings

• jk mapped as <Esc> is a great time saver.
• <Space-g> opens a popup window with recursive grep search in the current directory. Blazing fast ⚡ thanks to ripgrep.
• <Space-f> does the same but with file names. Superfast thanks to fzf 🔥
• <Space-t> opens a terminal in vertical split on the right already in insert mode. Ready to type commands 👨‍💻
• <Space-n> opens neogit 🌳
• <Space-o> opens file manager in a floating window 🛢️
• <C-s> shows git diff of the current line thanks to gitsigns.
• <C-|> (un)comments either current line, or visually selected block of code 🔎

🤖 AI assistance

Codeium suggests snippets while typing, thanks to neocodeium plugin. Use the following:

• <A-f> to acccept the suggestion
• <A-r> to cycle through the suggestions
• <A-e> to cycle backwards

📖 Status Line

Using lualine, I built a status line which also includes tabs, and shows some other goodies:

📋 List of Plugins

• cmp
• conform
• gitsigns
• lualine
• neocodeium
• neogit
• noice
• nvim-comment
• nvim-lspconfig
• oil
• telescope
• tokyonight
• treesitter

Plus some others used indirectly as dependencies.