My nvim-config based on 0 to LSP: Neovim RC From Scratch from ThePrimagen.
To use the configuration you need to copy the folder into your neovim-configuration folder (default: ~/.config/nvim
), start
up neovim, run :Lazy
and check the config for post-install
sections for the plugins.
Check
./lua/plugins
for configurations of each plugin
The following plugins are used:
Plugin | Description |
---|---|
lazy.nvim | Plugin Manager |
lsp-zero | Language Server for basic IDE functionality |
nvim-dap-python | Debugger for python |
telescope-nvim | Fuzzy Finder |
nvim-treesitter | Syntax Highlighting and more syntax-tree functionality |
undotree | keeps track of changes in files |
trouble.nvim | in-line diagnostics |
FTerm | a floating terminal inside neovim |
lazygit-nvim | lazygit integration |
which-key | shows configured keymappings on |
comment | context aware comments |
luasnip | allows to define code snippets |
catppuccin | colorscheme |
neogen | generates documentation |
peek | markdown file preview |
vim-wakatime | easy time-tracking |
neodev | autocompletion for neovim apis |
gitsigns.nvim | git information in buffers |
auto-session | saves and restores the last buffer layout |
refactoring | refactoring functionality like extracting functions or variables |
treesitter-context | displays the of the current function at the top |
neotest | prettier tests |
conform.nvim | formatters |
nvim-lint | linters |
mason.nviml | portable package manager |
indent-blankline | vertical lines to highlight indentation |
todo-comments | highlights TODO's in code |
noice.nvim | prettier messages and statusline |
aerial.nvim | outline |
nvim-dap-python requires
debugpy to run. Since I like to keep everything that has to do with neovim in
one folder. I've created a .virtualenvs
subfolder and installed it there
cd ~/.config/nvim
mkdir .virtualenvs
cd .virtualenvs
python venv .virtualenvs
python -m venv debugpy
debugpy/bin/python -m pip install debugpy
in neovim run (:warning:treesitter-plugin required!!)
:TSInstall python
Use :Mason
to open Mason and install the formatters and linters you want to use.
deno is required for rendering markdown. Install it from the package repo of your distro.
add highlight-groups in init