ditsuke / nvim-config

Batteries included Neovim configuration for code and prose

💤 ditsuke's nvim config

A tailored prose-writing and programming environment based on @folke's LazyVim

Requirements

• Neovim Nightly.
• Terminal emulator with support for the Kitty graphics protocol.
• sqlite and lib-sqlite. See instructions.

Features

• IDE experience, out of the box
• Debug Go, Rust, JS and others out of the box.
• Integrated tests for popular languages/frameworks (powered by Neotest)
• Automatic session management (including reloads!) with flag (+NoSession) to disable it.
• Floating, persistent terminal
• Better marks with Harpoon.
• Editor context awareness and more powered by Treesitter. Checked for performance on large (>5000LOC) files!
• LSP-sensitive completion context (import paths)
• A ton of themes

Screenshots

How can I try this configuration?

There are 2 ways:

1. Clone this into ~/.config/nvim-ditsuke, then run:

NVIM_APPNAME=nvim-ditsuke nvim

2. Use it as a layer in your LazyVim configuration. Note that 1. is simpler to get started:

{ "ditsuke/nvim-config", import = "ditsuke.plugins"}
-- And any additional layers
-- { import = "ditsuke.extras.code.neotest" },
-- { import = "ditsuke.extras.utils.ai" },
-- { import = "ditsuke.extras.utils.wakatime" },
--
-- -- Language extensions
-- { import = "ditsuke.extras.lang.go" },
-- { import = "ditsuke.extras.lang.java" },
-- { import = "ditsuke.extras.lang.typescript" }, -- vs `lazyvim.plugins.extras.lang.typescript`, this one uses vtsls instead
-- { import = "ditsuke.extras.lang.python" },
-- { import = "ditsuke.extras.lang.rust" },

Stability

I consider this configuration bleeding edge and maintain it for my own use. As such, there are no guarantees on stability but I'm open to issues and fixes and try to keep the configuration as plug-and-play as possible.

Ideas and Inspiration

• Awesome Neovim
• r/neovim
• Nvchad
• Astronvim
• amaanq/nvim-config

And countless other dotfiles

nvim-config's Issues

Suggestion: Extract get_lsp_completion_context into a standalone plugin

Hey! Not an issue, just a suggestion. I've been wanting a way to include LSP aware contexts in my completion menu for a while, and just stumbled across a comment you made on Reddit.

Thought I'd suggest you try extracting it into it's own plugin as I'm sure I'm not the only one who'd find it useful.

For reference, I'm talking about:
https://github.com/ditsuke/nvim-config/blob/5d22ea749ef64b5d3fec0ad3d6ac457e6dcbeb22/lua/ditsuke/plugins/editor/cmp.lua#L40C1-L63C4

Either way, thanks for the snippet! Really missed this feature from VSCode.