dakai/.nvim

My personal Neovim configuration built with Lua.

Features

This configuration aims to provide a pleasant and productive Neovim experience with features such as:

• LSP Support: Integration with Language Server Protocol for code completion, diagnostics, and more.
• Autocompletion: Enhanced autocompletion powered by nvim-cmp.
• Treesitter: Syntax highlighting and code folding using nvim-treesitter.
• Fuzzy Finding: Fast file and buffer searching with telescope.nvim.
• Aesthetics: A clean and modern UI with custom colorscheme support.
• Code Generation & Completion: AI powered code companion with NeoCodeium and Avante.
• File Management: Easy file browsing with nvim-tree.lua.
• Statusline: Rich statusline powered by lualine.nvim.
• Format on Save: Auto formatting with format-on-save.nvim.
• Tabline: Enhanced tab line using nvim-cokeline.
• Terminal Management: Integrated terminal management with toggleterm.nvim.
• Markdown Preview: Native Markdown preview with Peek.nvim.

Prerequisites

• Neovim v0.9+
• Node.js (for some LSP servers and tools)
• Python 3 (for some LSP servers and tools)
• ripgrep (for telescope.nvim)
• A Nerd Font (https://www.nerdfonts.com/)

Installation

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone <repository_url> ~/.config/nvim

2. Start Neovim. Lazy.nvim will automatically install the plugins.

   nvim

3. If the plugins don't install automatically, run :Lazy sync in Neovim.

Directory Structure

dakai-.nvim/
├── init.lua         -- Main entry point, loads all other modules
├── after/
│   └── plugin/       -- Plugin configurations
└── lua/              -- Lua modules
    ├── autocmds.lua         -- Autocommand definitions
    ├── base.lua             -- Basic settings and options
    ├── highlights.lua       -- Custom highlight definitions
    ├── maps.lua             -- Key mappings
    ├── plugins.lua          -- Plugin definitions using lazy.nvim
    └── statusline.lua       -- Statusline configuration

Configuration Files

• init.lua: This is the main entry point for the Neovim configuration. It loads all other modules, effectively setting up the entire environment.

• lua/base.lua: Contains basic settings and options for Neovim, such as enabling line numbering, setting the encoding, and configuring indentation.

• lua/highlights.lua: Defines custom highlight groups and sets terminal colors.

• lua/maps.lua: Configures key mappings for various actions, such as saving files, moving windows, and searching.

• lua/plugins.lua: Sets up plugins using lazy.nvim. This file specifies each plugin to install, along with any configuration options.

• lua/autocmds.lua: Defines custom autocommands for tasks like auto-formatting YAML files on save.

• lua/statusline.lua: Configures the statusline using Lua, displaying information such as file name, diagnostics, and cursor position.

• after/plugin/*.rc.lua: These files configure individual plugins after they are loaded.

Key Mappings

Here are some important key mappings:

• <Space>w: Save the current file.
• <Space>q: Delete current buffer or exit nvim if only one buffer. Requires Delete_buffer_or_exit function in map.lua.
• <Space>n: Toggle the nvim-tree file explorer.
• <Space>m: Native Markdown preview.
• <Space>s: Telescope smart open.
• <Space>t: Telescope smart open in current working directory.
• <Space>g: Telescope live grep.
• <Space>b: Telescope buffers.
• <Space>h: Telescope help tags.
• <Space>r: Telescope resume.
• <Space>e: Telescope diagnostics.
• <Space>d: Todo Telescope.
• <Space>p: Telescope repo List.
• gw: ChatGPT diagnostics.
• ;aa: Avante.nvim Panel

Customization

Feel free to customize this configuration to your liking by modifying the files in the repository.