Ecovim: Frontend Neovim Config

A non-minimal Neovim config built to work most efficiently with Frontend Development.

Features

Configured for TypeScript Development (React.js, Next.js, Vue.js, Angular, Node.js etc.)
Great default theme: Tokyonight
Lazy loaded via lazy.nvim
Highly performant (90ms load time)
Extendable LSP configuration via mason.nvim
Support for 🤖 AI: ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, Codeium and Tabnine
Support for TailwindCSS with highlighted colors
JSON autocompletion for most popular Frontend configs
NPM packages autocompletion in package.json
Internal Jest testing and Coverage support
Debugging with nvim-dap (works with React.js & React Native)
Automatic Treesitter-based folding with imports folded by default
Current code context via nvim-navic
Beautiful and functional custom statusline built with galaxyline.nvim
Git management with Lazygit, custom telescope commits view with git-delta, gitsigns & diffview, custom git blame

And of course usage of telescope, nvim-tree, barbar, cmp, treesitter, blankline & more!

Screenshots

Dashboard

Overview

More screenshots

Some of screenshots can be old

TailwindCSS with nvim-cmp

Which Key Menu

Lazygit

Telescope

Git Commits w/ Telescope

Git Side Blame

Installation

Just clone GitHub repo into ~/.config/nvim.

Prerequisities

Make sure you have installed the latest version of Neovim v0.9.0+ (nightly is preferred).
Have wget, curl, unzip, git, make, pip, python, npm, node, luarocks, fd, ripgrep and cargo installed on your system. You can check if you are missing anything with :checkhealth command.
Have any nerd font installed. Fira Code has been used in screenshots. You can download it from nerdfonts.com.

After install configuration:

Selected treesitter Languages are installed by default. To check it run :TSInstallInfo. Make sure to run :TSInstall <lang> for specific language you want to install.
LSP servers are enabled by default. You can check installed LSP servers by :Mason command.

Configuration

To change EcoVim related config use the config/EcoVim.lua file.

To change vim settings use the config/options.lua file.

To change plugin related settings use the specific plugins/[name].lua file. Some of the plugin config can be set up during plugin installation in config/plugins.lua file, where you can add new plugins.

Keybindings

Currently I have no idea how to write for you my whole workflow of using Ecovim config in React.js projects I am working on,
but I can write you the most useful custom key bindings by the frequency I use them.

Space (SPC) is my Leader key.

File Explorer

Key Bindings	Description
<C - e>	Open File Explorer
Backspace	Back to file explorer (in editor normal mode)
g?	Open commands menu
a	Create new file/directory
x	Cut
c	Copy
y	Copy name
r	Rename
I	Toggle git ignore files

Searching

Key Bindings	Description
<C - p>	Telescope git files
<S - p>	Telescope live grep
s	Enables lightspeed
SPC s d	Search dotfiles
SPC s h	Search file history
SPC s s	Search history

Working with LSP

Working with LSP:

Key Bindings	Description
<C - Space> or SPC c a	Code action
<S - K>	Show documentation under cursor
gd	Go to definition
gr	Go to references
]g	Go to next diagnostic
[g	Go to prev diagnostic
SPC c f	Format document (usually ESLint/Prettier)
SPC c r	Rename
SPC c q	Quick fix - when I exactly know if it will fix it
SPC c d	Local diagnostics list
SPC c o	Organize imports

Working with Git

Working with Git:

Key Bindings	Description
SPC g g	Lazygit - for committing and branch change
SPC g s	Telescope status - when I want to change/search file I am working on with git changes
]c	Go to next change hunk
[c	Go to prev change hunk
SPC g d	Advanced powerful diff view with many filters for debugging code, checking previous changes etc.
SPC g m	View hunk diff of a line under cursor
SPC g h r	Reset changed hunk under cursor - I like to check quickly what I have changed in that line and then just type 'u' to go back
SPC g h s	Stage hunk under cursor - Sometimes it's faster than selecting lines in Lazygit, so I can stage specific lines and then just do a commit
SPC g l c	Quick check of previous commit in current buffer, inside to switch preview
SPC g w c	Creates a new worktree. Recommended directory is `../path`
SPC g w w	Switches to a worktree. removes worktree.

Working with Project

Working with Project:

Key Bindings	Description
<C - e>	Toggles nvim-tree file explorer
SPC p w	Find word under cursor in project - very useful to find where component is used. Just use binding and type '<'. There is a lot of alternatives like LSP references but I like it with telescope and to not find only references but whole text under cursor.
SPC p f	Find file under cursor in project - it finds files in project which contains text under cursor. Useful when you name directories by component name in React and wants to go quickly to file. 'gd' is better but in some projects without TS or with mixed JS/TS it cannot work properly
SPC p t	Finds TODOs/NOTES in project
SPC p l	Switch between projects
SPC p s	Save session to load it later from Dashboard

Commenting

Key Bindings	Description
gcc	Create/remove comment
gc (visual)	Create/remove comment
gcO	Create comment line before
gco	Create comment line after

Table Mode / Alignment

Key Bindings	Description
ga (visual)	Aligns selection based on separator (comma, semi-colon, colon etc.)
SPC t m	Enables Table Mode. Do it in markdown file with some table and you will see magic
SPC t i C	(Only when Table Mode Enabled) Insert column before
SPC t i c	(Only when Table Mode Enabled) Insert column after
SPC t d c	(Only when Table Mode Enabled) Delete column
SPC t d r	(Only when Table Mode Enabled) Delete row
SPC t s	(Only when Table Mode Enabled) Sort table alphabetically

Other

Other VERY useful bindings

Key Bindings	Description
<S - q>	Smartly closes current buffer without breaking UI
<C - a>	It is not only increases number, but switches between true/false/const/let/function/arrow function/increment dates etc.
<C - n>	Finds next occurrence (like *) of word and puts multi-cursor there. Then you can go to Insert mode, Append, Change or Delete. Read more
<C - o>	Jumps to previous cursor in jumplist. I use it very often.
v	Smartly selects next subjects of current treesitter context
s	Standalone jump to any word with `folke/flash.nvim`
ciq	Change inside ANY quotes (`` or '' or "" etc.) with `mini.ai`
cib	Change inside ANY brackets ({} or [] or () etc.) with `mini.ai`
za	Toggle folds. By LSP and nvim-ufo they are automatically added to supported files in smart way.
zM	Close all folds
zR	Open all folds
zr	Open all folds except imports/comments
gJ	Smartly joins lines based on treesitter
gS	Smartly splits lines based on treesitter. I do if VERY often when I want to put import element to new lines (e.g. import { A, B, C, D, E } from ...)
< F12 >	Opens/closes terminal
~	Switch function arguments smartly

Check out the which-key menu and keymappings.lua for most used maps.

Performance

Measured on M1.

Ecovim started in 91.13ms

Future Todo

Description	Progress
Support more LSPs (not only frontend? - already possible via Mason)
Better configuration of additional LSPs (already possible via Mason)
Project Logo
Auto resize for more consistent UI behavior
Reload in-time support

Done

Description	Progress
lazy.nvim instead of packer
Better support for null-ls and local formatting
Better support to project word refactor
Support for nvim-dap debugger for React
Support ESLint & Prettier in Native LSP
Replace coc-explorer with nvim-tree.lua
Replace coc.nvim with Native LSP
Change fzf.nvim to telescope.nvim
Update statusline to support LSP diagnostics
Rewrite most config to lua
Support TailwindCSS with colors
Provide current screenshots
Create shell installer for Linux & MacOS

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