My NVIM Configs

My personal, replicable Neovim setup.

Springboarded from The Primeagen's video;

Refactored using lazy.nvim

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Install

• reset nvim if needed:

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

• get:
  • ripgrep (used for telescope grep search)
  • tpm
• clone -> copy contents to ~/.config/nvim

and then:

nvim

Just like that!

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Assorted notes

Python:

• Third-party package LSP support:
  • In ~/.local/share/nvim/mason/packages/python-lsp-server/venv/pyenv.cfg, set include-system-site-packages to true.

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Plugins Used

Neovim:

• lazy.nvim
• telescope.nvim
• tokyonight.nvim (colorscheme)
• nvim-treesitter
• harpoon
• undotree
• vim-fugitive
• lsp-zero.nvim
  • mason.nvim
• nvim-surround
• vim-pencil
• markdown-preview.nvim
• comment.nvim
• cellular-automaton.nvim (for fun)

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Docker

# if on linux, make sure to install `docker-buildx`.
docker build -t alpine-nvim .
docker run -it alpine-nvim

if on aarch64, install lua-language-server with this command:

:MasonInstall --target linux_arm64_gnu lua-language-server

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TODO

• list package dependencies after nvim 'plugins used'
  • i.e. python3, nodejs, npm, etc.
• automated init .sh:
  • copy nvim to ~/.config (exclude .git/)
  • .*rc (depending on shell)
  • ~/.tmux.conf + tpm
  • ohmyzsh
  • pycodestyle
  • Python Third-party package LSP support
    • ~/.local/share/nvim/mason/packages/python-lsp-server/venv/pyenv.cfg, set include-system-site-packages to true.
• Alpine Dockerfile:
  • tmux:
    • gcl [email protected]:tmux-plugins/tpm.git ~/.tmux/plugins/tpm
  • .zshrc to .profile, remove alias ... >> stuff
  • Is there a way to open nvim automatically??