ardubev16/renso.nvim

My awesome Neovim configuration

Renso.nvim

My awesome Neovim configuration - DEPRECATED replaced by renso.lazy

Installation

To install this config just copy these files to ~/.config/nvim/ or create a symlink to this repo in the same directory. You will need a Nerd Font installed to see all the pretty icons and Node for some plugins (e.g. Copilot).

Plugins

This configuration uses Lazy.nvim as a Plugin manager, therefore the full configuration for each plugin is in its file. The plugins are structured as follows:

Click here to see the plugin structure

plugins
├── comments
│   ├── Comment.lua
│   ├── init.lua
│   ├── neogen.lua
│   └── todo-comments.lua
├── completion
│   ├── cmp.lua
│   ├── copilot.lua
│   ├── debugprint.lua
│   ├── init.lua
│   ├── nvim-autopairs.lua
│   ├── nvim-surround.lua
│   └── template.lua
├── editor
│   ├── gitsigns.lua
│   ├── init.lua
│   ├── neo-tree.nvim
│   ├── telescope.lua
│   ├── toggleterm.lua
│   ├── trouble.lua
│   └── which-key.lua
├── lsp
│   ├── settings
│   │   ├── jdtls.lua
│   │   ├── jsonls.lua
│   │   ├── lua_ls.lua
│   │   └── rust_analyzer.lua
│   ├── format.lua
│   ├── init.lua
│   ├── keymaps.lua
│   ├── lspconfig.lua
│   └── null-ls.lua
├── ui
│   ├── barbecue.lua
│   ├── bufferline.lua
│   ├── illuminate.lua
│   ├── init.lua
│   ├── lualine.lua
│   ├── noice.lua
│   ├── notify.lua
│   └── theme.lua
├── chatgpt.lua
├── competitest.lua
├── deps_manager.lua
├── treesitter.lua
└── ufo.lua

Click here to see the main plugins list

• comments
  • Comment.nvim
  • todo-comments.nvim
  • neogen
• completion
  • nvim-cmp
  • nvim-autopairs
  • nvim-surround
  • debugprint.nvim
  • template.nvim
  • copilot.lua
• lsp
  • nvim-lspconfig
  • mason.nvim
  • mason-lspconfig.nvim
  • mason-null-ls.nvim
  • null-ls.nvim
  • rust-tools.nvim
• editor
  • gitsigns.nvim
  • telescope.nvim
  • toggleterm.nvim
  • which-key.nvim
  • trouble.nvim
  • vim-illuminate
• ui
  • gruvbox.nvim
  • lualine.nvim
  • bufferline.nvim
  • barbecue.nvim
  • nvim-notify
  • neo-tree.nvim
• misc
  • nvim-treesitter
  • ChatGPT.nvim
  • competitest.nvim
  • nvim-ufo
  • crates.nvim
  • package-info.nvim

Config

In the user folder are present 6 configuration files:

• autocommands.lua: Here are present autocommands that run based on the filetype opened.
• keymaps.lua: Basic keymaps for basic functionalities, independent from plugins.
• lazy_bootstrap.lua: Copy-paste snippet for bootstrapping Lazy.nvim.
• util.lua: Some utils from LazyVim.
• options.lua: Vim options.
• settings.lua: Centralized place for some config such as lsp servers, linters & formatters, icons.

Keybindings

You can find out about other keybindings by starting one (most likely with <space>). The main commands and categories are the following:

• <space>x: Close current buffer.
• <space>e: Open and close Neotree.
• <space>Y: Copy the whole file to the clipboard.
• <space>y: Works like y, but copies to the clipboard.
• <C-\>: Open a terminal inside Neovim, use the same keybinding to close it.

Help

Here you can find help for all commands, keymaps, options, etc. Just select what you want help with by pressing <space>h.

Neotree

• u: Set the root directory to the parent of the current one.
• .: Set the root directory to the one under the cursor.

LSP

You can use <space>l to see diagnostics for the opened files, <space>lt to see all the TODO, FIXME, NOTE, etc. in the current working directory.

• gl: Show diagnostics for the current line.
• gd: Go to the definition of the function / class / method / type under the cursor.
• gr: Show references to this function / class / method / type.
• K: Open documentation about function / class under cursor.
• KK: Open and navigate documentation.
• <M-l>: Accept Copilot's suggestions.
• <C-f>: scroll documentation downwards.
• <C-b>: scroll documentation upwards.
• <C-e>: close autocomplete list.
• <C-n>: next list item.
• <C-p>: previous list item.

Code

• <space>cg: Open a ChatGPT prompt, you must set the API key as an environment variable, for more info see the docs.
• <space>ca: Perform Code Actions.
• <space>cp: Add a debug print.
• <space>cv: Add a debug print of the current variable.
• <space>cd: Deletes all debug prints in the current buffer.

Git

All git commands start with <space>g, here are the more interesting ones:

• <space>gt: Open a terminal with Lazygit.
• <space>ga: Add the hunk under the cursor to changes.
• <space>gA: Add all changes in the file.
• <space>gr: Remove the hunk under the cursor from the changes.
• <space>gb: Show blame for the current line.

File & Search

You can perform actions on files with <space>f and on buffer / history with <space>s, more notably:

• <space>ff: Search files in the current working directory by the filename.
• <space>fr: Search recently opened files by the filename.
• <space>ft: Search and insert a template.
• <space>sf: Search text inside the files in the current working directory.
• <space>sb: Search text inside the current buffer.

Competitest

• <space>tr: Compile and run all tests.
• <space>ta: Add a test case.
• <space>te: Edit test cases.

Repl

• <space>rp: Open a Python repl (opens ipython).
• <space>rn: Open a Node.js repl.
• <space>rh: Opens Htop.

Neogen

You can use <space>n to create documentation for the current function / class / type.