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nvim

Prerequisites

You need python, python<your-python-version>-venv npm, and git installed on your system, if you need something with fewer dependencies check out my .vim repo. Make sure you have a nerd font installed, its not necessary however the nice symbols won't work if you don't.

Examples

Ubuntu/Debian

sudo apt install python python3.10-venv git
# For nvm which is the recommended way of installing nodejs and npm
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.39.3/install.sh | bash
source $HOME/.bashrc
nvm install node

Installation

This is my neovim setup based of NvChad

  1. Install Neovim, if you need help go to their installation guide from source here

  2. Be sure to backup any previous configurations before installing this one.

  3. Install my configuration in the following directory: $HOME/.config

    git clone https://github.com/JayPankajPatel/nvim.git --depth=1 $HOME/.config

  4. open nvim and use the command :MasonInstallAll to install the lsps I have, you can edit which tools you want under lspconfig.lua and null-ls.lua

  5. Syntax highlighting comes using a tool called Treesitter we must install them individually for each language we want using :TSInstall <your_language> Example: :TSInstall python :TSInstall c

Tips

If you hit <leader> ch in Normal Mode there is a cheatsheet with all of the possible options and also there is which key functionality to help you keep track key actions Leader is the space key but you can change the mappings in custom/init.lua.

If you want to customize anything please change anything you want using under the custom directory. If you aren't sure please read the NvChad documentation.

This configuration is based off of NvChad, for more details on customization, visit their documentation here.

A more detailed documentation is on the way.