My Neovim Configuration

This is my personal Neovim configuration. It is a work in progress and I am constantly tweaking it to make it better. I have tried to keep it as minimal as possible and only include the plugins that I find useful.

Installation

1. Remove the previous data

   rm -rf ~/.config/nvim 
   rm -rf ~/.local/state/nvim 
   rm -rf ~/.local/share/nvim

2. Go to neovim configuration directory

   cd ~./config/nvim

3. Clone this repository

   git clone https://github.com/zidanhafiz/nvim-config.git

4. There you go!

   nvim

Features

• Lazy: I use lazy to manage plugins. This means that plugins are only loaded when they are needed.
• Alpha: I use Alpha as dashboard for Neovim. It provides a nice looking start screen.
• Mason: I use Mason to manage my LSP.
• LSP: I use the built-in LSP client in Neovim to provide language server features.
• Treesitter: I use Treesitter for syntax highlighting and code folding.
• Telescope: I use Telescope for fuzzy finding and file browsing.
• Lualine: I use Lualine for the status line.
• Neotree: I use Neotree for file browsing.
• Bufferline: I use Bufferline for buffer management.
• Gitsigns: I use Gitsigns for Git integration.
• None-ls: I use None-ls for formatting code.
• Github/Copilot: I use Github Copilot for AI autocompletion.
• CopilotChat: I use copilotchat for chat integration.
• Minipairs: I use Minipairs for auto closing brackets.
• DAP: I use DAP for debugging.
• Catppuccin: I use Catppuccin for color scheme.

Languages Supported

• HTML
• CSS
• Lua
• Python
• JavaScript
• TypeScript
• Go

File Structure

nvim/
├── init.lua
└── lua/
    ├── plugins/
    └── config/
        └── lazy.lua

• init.lua: This is the main configuration file.
• lua/: This directory contains all the Lua configuration files.
• lua/plugins/: This directory contains all the plugins.
• lua/config/lazy.lua: This file contains the lazy loading configuration.