bwpge / nvim-config

My Neovim configuration

nvim-config

My Neovim configuration.

Overview

This config aims to be simple to use and extensible. lazy.nvim is used to manage plugins, and configuration is done through the user.plugins module.

Installation

Clone this repo to the nvim config directory (see :h standard-path for more information). The nvim config path can be viewed with the following command:

nvim --clean --headless -n -c 'echo stdpath("config")' +q

Windows (PowerShell):

git clone [e-mail]:bwpge/nvim-config.git $env:LOCALAPPDATA/nvim

Linux/macOS:

git clone [email protected]:bwpge/nvim-config.git ~/.config/nvim

Be sure to remove any previous data directory, e.g. stdpath("data"), to start with a clean install.

Customize

A customize.json can be created in the config root to change minor settings without leaving the repository in a dirty state.

Important

Comments are not allowed in this file.

Example:

{
  // change default theme
  "theme": "catppuccin",
  // disable plugins without changing specs
  "disabled": ["foo/bar"],

  // some plugins can merge options from this file (all themes are supported)
  "catppuccin": {
    "flavour": "mocha",
  },
  "kanagawa": {
    "theme": "wave"
  },
  "telescope": {
    "pickers": {
      "find_files": {
        "hidden": true,
        "find_command": ["rg", "--files", "--color=never"]
      }
    }
  }
}

The following keys will customize plugin options in customize.lua:

• All themes (catppuccin, dracula, etc.)
• lualine
• neo-tree
• telescope
• todo-comments
• toggleterm
• treesitter

nvim-config's Issues

Fix macOS keymaps

The CTRL key doesn't play nice on macOS, since many system functions use it as a modifier and take priority over the terminal.

We can detect which OS is running with :lua print(vim.loop.os_uname().sysname), possible values are:

• Windows_NT
• Darwin
• Linux