This neovim configure file is highly optimized for the impatient. Super lazy loading + After syntax highlight rendering. Render multiple files with treesitter in less than 45ms with ~170 plugins installed (e.g. Open both util.lua(1686 loc) and lsp.lua(1538 loc) from neovim source code in 58.6ms) The setup set all plugins to be lazy loaded and trigger when it needed.
The Packer
config locates in branch Packer branch
It serves as my personal nvim setup. I am using it as my daily driver. The structure can be messy so it is not a setup for beginner
About 150 plugins and 14000 lines of lua and vim code.
- Keymaps : floating windows show all keymaps defined in this repo
- Jsonfmt: format json file
- LG: lazygit
- FZF: fzf
- Spell: spell check
- Gram: Grammar check
- Bd: better
bdelete
- Gd: gitdiff(with fzf and delta)
- Rg: ripgrep with telescope
The config can be used for pager
It has essential tools for git difftool
There are lots of amazing plugins, I used following plugin a lots
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Plug
->Dein
->Lua-Packer
-> lazy.nvimI followed Glepnir https://github.com/glepnir/nvim dotfiles when I start this repo. A.T.M. nvim-cmp as a completion engine with LSP, LSP saga. vim-multi-cursor, telescope. treesitter, lazy load vim-go. So, other than module folder, I could copy/paste everything else from glepnir's configure file, which make my life easier.
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Telescope + fzf
One of the best plugin for search anything. I used it to replace fzf, leaderF, leaderP, defx, Ag/Ack/Rg, yank(ring), project management. undolist and many more. Telescope is awesome, only issue is performance.
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nvim-lsp with navigator.lua
vim-go and coc add around 200ms time and some of the extensions might crash when I using (but it hard to check which because ~4 node.js services coc forked) Some useful script from TJ, and glepnir
nvim-tree: file-explorer (lightweight and fast) hrsh7th/nvim-cmp: auto-complete vsnip + luasnips: code snipts(Load snippet from VSCode extension). It is a full featured IDE.
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ALE -> Efm -> null-ls
Lint and format moved to null-ls.
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Programming support: Treesitter, nvim-lsp and navigator.lua, for go, go.nvim
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Debug:
dlv, nvim-dap
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Theme, look&feel:
home cooked Aurora, windline (lua), devicons(lua), blankline(indent), bufferline
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Color:
Primary with treesitter from nvim nightly (nvim-lsp and this make it hard for me to turn back to vim), log-highlight, limelight, interestingwords, hexokinase as a replacement for colorizer (display hex and color in highlight)
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Git:
fugitive, nvimtree, gitsigns.nvim, diffview.nvim
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Format:
tabular, lsp based code formating (or, sometimes prettier), auto-pair
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Menu and tab:
- guihua.lua the UI I created for personal use
- nvim-bufferline.lua: Yes, with lua and neovim only
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Tools: Toggleterm, scrollview
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Move and Edit:
easymotion -> hop&lightspeed, vim-multi-cursor, navigator.lua (better treesitter folding), Sad for complex find and replace
Note: I tested it on Mac and linux, not sure about window
Clone the repo
Link nvim to $HOME/.config/
e.g.
ls ~/.config/nvim
~/.config/nvim -> /Users/rayx/github/dotfiles/nvim
On windows the config path is
C:\Users\your_user_name\AppData\Local\nvim
You need to link or replace above folder
Please install Nerd Fonts(I am using VictorMono) and kitty so font setting in GUI will work as expected
Startup nvim
If you saw error message "Error in packer_compiled: ..." Please press Enter
, that will allow packer install the plugins.
After all plugins install restart the nvim.
Note:
The packages and data will be install to
~/.local/share/nvim
Please backup this folder if necessary
The setup needs nvim0.8+. For earlier release, please check packer branch. A patched nerd font is needed. Also if you start nvim from terminal, make sure it support nerdfont and emoji
Some of the plugin I am using depends on sqlite. By default sqlite was installed on MacOS. For other operating system, if you saw error message about sqlite, please following the instruction here to install sqlite
If you would like to sync to my branch. You can add you own setup in lua/overwrite folder
You can put your own plugins setup in modules/user
folder
You may need to install following tools to make best of the setup
- git
- build tools (e.g. gcc, make etc)
- fzf
- bat
- delta
- lazgit
- ranger
- write-good
- proselint
- ispell
- zodide
- node.js
- develop language: python(and pynvim), go, rust etc
- package management: pip, cater, npm etc
- exa
- ...
These tools are good, but due to confliction, less use, or, not suite to my workflow
- vim/gvim
- YCM you complete me
- easymotion
- vim-clap
- oh-my-zh, iterm2
- zpreztor
- defx
- ALE