Installation

[kevaldonga]

How do I install this manually as install script is broken at the moment.

[RAprogramm]

You have to:

1. Download it.
2. Put repo folder to $HOME/.config path with name nvim (if you already have nvim dir in your .config, you should to rename your present nvim dir (nvim_old for example)).
3. Make sure that you have neovim nightly version and all needed dependensies.
4. Run nvim.
5. Update lazy (inside neovim :Lazy update command).

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You can find dependencies here
you can install it by

yay -S git nonicons ripgrep fd unzip wget curl gzip tar curl npm

are you using:

1. Arch linux
2. Kitty terminal
3. Nerd Fonts
   ???

[kevaldonga]

yes it is installed. what are the key bindings pre-configured cause I want to edit those, and what other plugins it comes with like treesitter and other file searching plugins ?

[RAprogramm]

Inside $HOME/.config/nvim directory you have to go to lua folder and there are:

1. NEVERAIDE.lua file with some settings.
2. neviraide/lazy folder contains all installed plugins by categories
   ├── debug.lua
   ├── dependencies.lua
   ├── editor.lua
   ├── git.lua
   ├── init.lua
   ├── lsp.lua
   ├── treesitter.lua
   ├── ui.lua
   └── utils.lua
   Inside of this files you can find installed plugins via lazy.nvim.
3. Configurations and options of all plugins located in plugins directory.
4. Keybindings located in plugins/which-key directory. Also sorted by categories.

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By default "leader" key is <SPACE>. So to show active keybindings you can press <SPACE> and you will see WhichKey floating window.

P.S.: i tried to make keybindings, according to the principle, "I think - I press"...
for example:

1. Lsp Hover - <SPACE>lh.
2. Buffers Delete Current = <SPACE>bdc
3. Utils Notes Add TODO = <SPACE>unat
4. ..... and so on

everyone is accustomed to using such key combinations as are provided by the manufacturer or author of the code editor, for example:

1. in jetbrains LSP hover is <SHIFT>k - but you can press it only if you know that...not intuitive i think.
2. in visual studio code terminal is ``` .....
3. in VScode also diagnostic, as i remember, id <F8> ....

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as for NEVIRAIDE defaults:
terminal have 3 variant:

1. Horizontal <ALT>+h
2. Vertical <ALT>+v
3. Float <ALT>+f

also diagnostic:

1. Diagnostic Line (current) - <SPACE>dl
2. Diagnostic Debug Brakepoint - <SPACE>ddb
3. and so on