Index

1. Index
   1. you need these binaries/things (comment out unneeded languages)
      1. linters/lsp/formatters/debugger:
         1. json
         2. bash
         3. markdown
         4. python (must install, otherwise will not work):
         5. lua:
         6. rust:
         7. haskell:

run :checkhealth and follow the instructions run :Codeium Auth and follow the instructions

This is a no-mason, no-icon (except maybe lazy but i use wezterm anyways), self-built statusline, "minimal" config.

you need these binaries/things (comment out unneeded languages)

• ripgrep (telescope)
• fd (telescope)

linters/lsp/formatters/debugger:

json

• json-ls (pip3)
• prettier (npm)

npm i --location=global vscode-langservers-extracted

npm install --save-dev --save-exact prettier

bash

• bash-language-server (npm)

npm i --location=global bash-language-server

markdown

• marksman (npm)

brew install marksman

python (must install, otherwise will not work):

• black (formatter) (pip)
• ruff (linter) (install in project venv) (to be able to detect dependencies in venvs)
• pyright (lsp, static type checker) (install in project venv) (to be able to detect dependencies in venvs)
• debugpy (dap) (install like below)

# global
pip3 install black

# in venv
pip3 install ruff pyright # or pip depending on your os

mkdir ~/.venv
cd ~/.venv
python3 -m venv nvim-python
nvim-python/bin/python -m pip install debugpy

use venv all the time btw

lua

• stylua (formatter) (cargo install stylua)
• lua-ls (lsp) (brew install lua-language-server or just download the binary from its github page)

rust

run rustup update first

• rustup
• rust-analyzerrustup component add rust-analyzer
• rustfmt rustup component add rustfmt
• cargo-watch cargo install cargo-watch
• clippy rustup component add clippy
• codelldb(rename extension to codelldb and put it in ~/.config/nvim/bin/)

haskell

• ghcup (installs all things)
• stylish-haskell (stack or cabal)

cabal install stylish-haskell
# or
stack install stylish-haskell

change the dev = { path = "" } } directory to where you store your own plugins. you can put your own plugins there.

to add a new language support you need to add the language in

lua/plugins/lsp.lua ensure_install

and formatters

if lsp doesn't support then add keymap in ftplugin

you can take a look at haskell

and treesitter

and linters lua/plugins/lsp.lua

and check if your lsp needs to be configured here: https://github.com/lvimuser/lsp-inlayhints.nvim

you might need to search for something like rust-tools or rust-analyzer 3rd-party plugins and see what do they do