This repository contains my custom Neovim configuration. The configuration is based on a variety of plugins that provide a rich set of features and enhancements to the Neovim editor.
The following plugins are installed and configured in this Neovim setup:
- autopairs.lua : Automatically close brackets and quotes.
- barbecue.lua : Enhance the status line with diagnostics and git information.
- blankline.lua : Adds blank lines for better visual separation.
- bufremove.lua : Easily remove buffers.
- close_buffers/ : Enable quickly delete multiple buffers based on the conditions provided.
- cmp/ : Autocompletion with support for various sources.
- colorizer.lua : Syntax highlighting for various file types.
- colorscheme/ : Custom color schemes including Catppuccin, Tokyo Night, and Vitesse.
- comment.lua : Easy commenting and uncommenting of code blocks.
- compiler.lua : Integration with compilers for various programming languages.
- conform.lua : Automatically format code according to style guidelines.
- dressing.lua : Enhance the appearance of Neovim with themes and icons.
- fidget/ : Asynchronous progress reporting for long-running tasks.
- git/ : Integration with Git for version control.
- incline/ : Improve code readability with automatic formatting.
- lsp/ : Language Server Protocol support for enhanced code intelligence.
- lualine.lua : A customizable status line.
- luasnip.lua : Snippet support for faster coding.
- oil.lua : Operator-pending mode mappings.
- telescope/ : Fuzzy finding and file navigation.
- tmux.lua : Integration with Tmux for terminal multiplexing.
- treesitter.lua : Syntax highlighting and code analysis.
- trim.lua : Remove trailing whitespace and newlines.
- which_key.lua : Show keybindings in a popup.
- zen.lua : Distraction-free mode.
- Clone the repository into your Neovim configuration directory:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/jmsrsd.git ~/.config/nvim
- Run Neovim to apply the configuration.
- Restart Neovim to finish the installation.
- Keymaps: Use the custom key mappings defined in
keymaps.lua
for efficient navigation and editing. - Options: The
options.lua
file contains various Neovim settings for a streamlined editing experience. - Plugins: Each plugin has its own configuration file within the
plugins
directory. Refer to the specific plugin documentation for usage instructions.
To customize this configuration, you can modify the Lua files in the configs
directory. For plugin-specific customizations, refer to the plugin's
documentation and modify the corresponding Lua files in the plugins
directory.
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit pull requests or open issues for any improvements or bug fixes.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE
file for
details.