This is my NeoVim config using lua and Pakcer as a plugin manager. Not a final version of course. My goal is to improve my configuration and keep it the same accross two systems: macos and arch.
There is a lualine with some theme, and iceberg-based colorscheme (https://github.com/cocopon/iceberg.vim) with my background but you probably change it so whatever.
It looks like this:
- nvim >= 0.9.1
- packer.nvim (https://github.com/wbthomason/packer.nvim)
- ripgrep (https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep)
- ranger (https://github.com/ranger/ranger)
- gitui (https://github.com/extrawurst/gitui)
Run this commands to install my configs:
#Maybe backup your current config first ;)
$ git clone https://github.com/Nithe14/.nvim.git ~/.config/nvim
$ sed -i "s/nithe/$USER/g" ~/.config/nvim/lua/variables.luaThe config is ready! This is time to install all plugins. Run this commands in nvim:
:PackerInstall
:PackerSyncEverything should be set up :)
The most important keybind is as always leader. For me it is a , char. It's pretty handy, don't you think?
| Mapping | Action |
|---|---|
<leader>w |
Save current buffer |
<leader>q |
Close the buffer. If there is more buffers open only the current will be closed. |
<leader>1q |
Force to close. Close all buffers, do not save them and do not warning about it. |
<leader>tt |
Trigger floating terminal |
<leader>gg |
Trigger floating gitui |
<leader>c<Space> |
Comment/uncomment selected lines. In normal mode comment/uncomment current line. |
<leader>l |
Toggle twilight (focus mode) |
<leader>s |
Toggle shade (dim unselected tabs) |
<leader>i |
Trigger toggler action |
<M-Up/Down> |
Shade brightness up/down |
<leader><cr> |
Clear all selected matching |
<C-h/j/k/l> |
Switch focus to left/down/up/right window |
<C-up/down> |
Trigger multi cursor. |
There is an error with the shade plugin. Coc HintFloat windows doesn't appear if shade is enabled. I'm working on it, but for now, if there is a hint sign (">>") in the left column, I disable the shade plugin with the <leader>s binding.
| Mapping | Action |
|---|---|
<leader>ff |
Trigger floating fuzzy file finder. (Now you can switch between telescopes menu with tabulator) |
<leader>fgr |
Trigger floating live grep. |
<leader>fb |
Trigger floating buffers selector. |
<leader>fl |
Trigger floating fuzzy line finder. |
<leader>fm |
Trigger floating old files (mru) finder. |
<leader>ft |
Trigger floating file type selector. |
<leader>ftt |
Trigger floating treesitter (funcs, variable, structs finder). |
<leader>fcs |
Trigger floating colorscheme selector. |
<leader>fgc |
Trigger floating git commits selector. |
<leader>fgb |
Trigger floating git branches selector. |
<leader>y |
Trigger floating undo history |
<leader>fs |
Trigger floating ssh connection selector |
| Mapping | Action |
|---|---|
<leader>cfr |
Use coc-prettier to format the code (need coc-prettier to be installed :CocInstall coc-prettier) |
Now you can connect to the remote host using distant and edit files remotly!
| Mapping | Action |
|---|---|
<leader>d |
Open connection info |
<leader>o |
Open remote file director in user home path |
I keep my notes using arachne in the single directory ($HOME/.config/nvim/notes)
| Mapping | Action |
|---|---|
<leader>nn |
Create new note |
<leader>fn |
Find notes by telescope |
<leader>fgn |
Grep from notes by telescope |
<leader>nr |
Rename current note |
| Mapping | Action |
|---|---|
<leader>PI |
Install all plugins with Packer |
<leader>PS |
Sync/Upgrade all plugins with Packer |
| Mapping | Action |
|---|---|
<leader>rr |
Open ranger in the current path. |
| Mapping | Action |
|---|---|
<M-j> |
Move line/visual block down |
<M-k> |
Move line/visual block up |
<M-l> |
Move char/visual block left |
<M-h> |
Move char/visual block right |
This config uses coc. So the code completion is very powerful and simple to use. Just find your favorite language coc server and install it from vim command. Exmaple:
:CocInstall coc-rust-analyzer- NeoVim can keep all changes you made in a single dir. I set it to ~/.config/nvim/undo. So you can undo and redo changes in any file even if you close it.
- Now you can connect to the remote host using distant and edit files remotly! Just press
<leader>fsto open telescope based on your~/.ssh/config.
That's it for now...