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Install Neovim and Python: Use Scoop, a command-line installer for Windows, to install Neovim and Python. Open PowerShell and execute the following commands:
scoop install git python neovim
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Clone Neovim Config:
cd $HOME\AppData\Local\ git clone https://github.com/tonymagro/nvim
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Run the Installation Script: Run the
install_apps.py
Python script to install necessary packages and other Neovim dependencies:cd $HOME\AppData\Local\nvim python install_apps.py
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Install the Font: Right-click on
font/LigaConsolas-NF-Regular.ttf
and select "Install" to add it to your system fonts. For all users, right-click and select "Install for all users" instead. -
(Optional) Add 'Edit with Vim' to the Context Menu: Run the
AddNeovimToContextMenu.py
script as an administrator.python AddNeovimToContextMenu.py
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Install Neovim and Python: Use Homebrew, a package manager for macOS, to install Neovim and Python. Open your terminal and run the following commands:
brew install git python neovim
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Clone Neovim Config:
cd ~/.config/ git clone https://github.com/tonymagro/nvim
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Run the Installation Script: Run the
install_apps.py
Python script to install the required packages and any other Neovim dependencies:cd ~/.config/nvim python3 install_apps.py
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Install the Font: Double-click
font/LigaConsolas-NF-Regular.ttf
. This will open the Font Book application. Click "Install Font" to add it to your system fonts. -
(Optional) Add Neovim-Qt to Applications:
ln -s /opt/homebrew/opt/neovim-qt/nvim-qt.app /Applications
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(Optional) Substitute Vim commands with Neovim: Add the following aliases to
~/.zshrc
or the corresponding initialization file for your shell.alias vi="nvim" alias vim="nvim" alias gvim="nvim-qt"
To deliberately bypass these aliases, prepend the command with a backslash
\
. For instance, executing\vim
will initiate the original Vim application.