- AstroNvim user configuration
- Make a backup of your current nvim folder
- Clean neovim folders (Optional but recommended)
- Clone the repository
- Clone this config
- Install plugins- Red line numbers above cursor, cyan current line, green below current line
- Highlight function arguments used in function body
- Fully transparent background via transparent.nvim
- Code runner via code_runner.nvim
- No neo-tree.nvim, I use mini.files and oil.nvim insted
- No bufferline and tabline
- AI completion via codeium.vim
- Yank history using yanky.nvim
Random alpha header
This is user configuration for AstroNvim, to use it you first need to install AstroNvim.
mv ~/.config/nvim ~/.config/nvim.bakrm -rf ~/.local/{share,state}/nvim && rm -rf ~/.cache/nvimgit clone --depth 1 https://github.com/AstroNvim/AstroNvim ~/.config/nvimgit clone --depth 1 https://github.com/RayJameson/astronvim_config ~/.config/nvim/lua/user
# or
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/RayJameson/astronvim_config ~/.config/astronvimnvim --headless "+Lazy! sync" +qaI doubt anyone wish to use this config as is, so here is some cool features if anyone wants to yoink them:
transparent.nvim
I'm using pinned version of astrotheme
with those colors and additional
highlight groups
toggle transparency using <leader>uT or :TransparentToggle
code_runner.nvim
config file
Very simple to add additional filetypes to run
code runner options are in submenu using <leader>r
oil config file
I don't thik you need that permanent filetree sidebar as in your IDE or code editor.
If you need to see some project structure - use tree command in terminal.
If you need to naviagate files inside Neovim - use Telescope.
If you need to move/copy/delete a file or two - use terminal commands mv, cp and rm.
If you need to make some bulk file operation - then you may need filetree, in this case use mini.files (<leader>e)
or oil.nvim (-) and edit your files just like text buffer
Why both mini.files and oil.nvim? mini.files doesn't support nvim . command and can't be used for ssh.
Oil does (for ssh use nvim oil-ssh://user@host/path/to/file)
Same reason as above, for navigating I use Telescope and grapple.nvim plugin. I used harpoon.nvim before, but grapple.nvim has a little bit more functionality, although they both are very similar.
Check this video of ThePrimeagen explaining harpoon.nvim
codeium.vim
config file
Very useful for boilerplate stuff, such as copy-paste with a bit of change in some text/variable etc
Also it's free for personal use.
By default there is some telemetry which can be opted-out in your profile
yanky.nvim
config file
As I said in this issue gbprod/yanky.nvim#122
I believe yank history should be treated as a stack, and plugin's author agrees with me,
so until new commands will be implemented, I will use changed behavior of commands
I removed alpha plugin because it's doesn't bring any functionality, but takes some of loading time If you want to yoink that random alpha header - config file, and here is how to add it