nvim-config

Table of Contents

• Description
• Requirements
• Usage
• Plugins
• Notes
• Showcase

Description

My own neovim dotfile config. I know it's not the best, but being able to go through docs and do the configurations on my own helped me learn and transition to neovim as my main code editor. I personally use nvim with tmux, but it's not necessary. This config used to utilize packer, but has fully switched to lazy plugin manager.

Keymaps can be viewed in the /user directory. <space> is set as the <leader> character in this nvim config.

This nvim's colorscheme is set to rebelot/kanagawa.nvim (dragon). The only two visually-customized plugins are:

• lua/indent-blanklines
• lua/lualine

Update these plugins to match your colorscheme.

Requirements

• neovim : v0.10.2 (lazy will break with v0.11. This is fine...for now)
• repgrip
• hack nerd font : to enable proper icon displays
• :checkhealth : to find other missing dependencies

Usage

1. clone git.

git clone https://github.com/AndrewKohn/nvim-config.git

2. Rename /nvim-config to /nvim.
3. Start neovim & allow lazy plugin manager to download/update plugins.
4. :checkhealth command to ensure plugins will operate.

The welcome dashboard displays recent files in the workspace. It's best to open neovim on your project's current working directory in order to have the most relevant recent files.

Plugins

Lazy plugin manager will download/install plugins on startup. Use :Lazy to bring up the plugin menu.

Plugins may have dependencies that will be automatically downloaded in order to functionally operate and may not be present in this list.

Plugin	Function	Enabled
alpha	welcome screen/dashboard	✅
autoclose	auto pair/close brackets	✅
colorizer	color highlighter	✅
comment	easy file commenting	✅
deadcolumn	gradually shows colorcolumn >=80 characters	✅
fidget	lsp progress ui	✅
fugitive	git	✅
gitsigns	git decorations	✅
harpoon	file marker/jumper	✅
highlightedyank	highlight yanked text	✅
illuminate	highlights multiple instances of a word under cursor	✅
indent-blankline	visual aid for tab/spaces and scope context	✅
kanagawa	colorscheme	✅
lsp-zero	lsp	✅
lualine	statusline	✅
neoscroll	smooth scrolling	✅
noice	notifications	✅
none-ls	(null-ls) lsp formatter/diagnostic	✅
nvim-scrollbar	visual aid for scrollbar (w/ gitsigns and diagnostics)	✅
nvim-tree	file explorer	✅
nvim-ts-autotag	autoclose/autorename html tags	✅
pretty-hover	parses hover message for readability	✅
sonokai	colorscheme	❌
telescope	fuzzy finder	✅
todo-comments	highlight comment keywords & lines	✅
treesitter	parsing library	✅
trouble	quick diagnostics list	✅
undotree	undo history visualizer	✅
which-key	displays popup of possible keymaps	❌
zen-mode	focused code production, hides most features	✅

• sonokai : kanagawa-dragon is the default colorscheme. Use :colorscheme sonokai to enable.
• which-key : uncomment code in lua/which-key to enable. Nice way to show keymaps w/o going into the keymap.lua file, especially if coming back from vscode/intellij.

Notes

• ui-select would be nice to have for telescope. Issues with opening code action menu. Probably watch and wait for that pending PR that solves this issue.
• install/configure DAP.
• Look into more java-focused productivity. Nvim works but not enough for me to switch from intellij at this moment.

Showcase

Sample diagnostics info/comment highlighting

Nvim-tree opened

Vertical diff

Telescope file results