A modern, feature-rich Neovim configuration built on LazyVim with support for multiple programming languages, elegant UI enhancements, and powerful development tools.

• LazyVim Foundation: Built on the excellent LazyVim starter template with intelligent lazy-loading
• Multi-Language Support: First-class support for Python, Go, Java, TypeScript, and Web development
• Neovide Ready: Fully optimized for Neovide GUI with smooth cursor animations and visual enhancements
• Beautiful UI: Modern colorschemes with Rosepine Moon as the default, customizable themes
• Powerful Tools: Integrated development utilities including Docker support, Linux tools, and more
• Smart Completion: Blink completion engine for lightning-fast code completion
• File Navigation: NeoTree file explorer with floating and sidebar modes
• Fuzzy Finding: Telescope for files, live grep, and symbol navigation
• Relative Line Numbers: Hybrid line numbers for efficient navigation
• Professional Keybindings: Carefully curated keyboard shortcuts for optimal workflow

• Neovim: v0.9.0 or later
• Node.js: For LSP and code completion
• Python: For Python language support and general tools
• Git: For plugin management with lazy.nvim
• A Nerd Font: For icons and visual elements (recommended: JetBrains Mono or Fantasque Sans Mono)

• Docker: For Docker plugin and container development
• Language Servers: Automatically installed for supported languages

Ensure you have Neovim 0.9.0+ installed:

nvim --version

Install a Nerd Font. Popular choices:

• JetBrains Mono Nerd Font
• Fantasque Sans Mono Nerd Font

Replace your existing Neovim config:

# Backup your current config if needed
mv ~/.config/nvim ~/.config/nvim.backup

# Clone this configuration
git clone <your-repo-url> ~/.config/nvim

nvim

Lazy.nvim will automatically:

• Download and install all plugins
• Install language servers and tools
• Set up the development environment

The first startup may take 2-3 minutes as plugins are downloaded and compiled.

.config/nvim/
├── init.lua                 # Main entry point with Neovide config
├── lazy-lock.json          # Plugin version lock file
├── lazyvim.json            # LazyVim configuration metadata
├── stylua.toml             # Lua code formatting configuration
│
└── lua/
    ├── config/             # Core configuration
    │   ├── autocmds.lua    # Autocommands and event handlers
    │   ├── keymaps.lua     # Custom keybindings
    │   ├── lazy.lua        # Plugin manager setup
    │   └── options.lua     # Editor settings and preferences
    │
    └── plugins/            # Plugin specifications and configs
        ├── colorschemes.lua    # Color theme configurations
        ├── docker.lua          # Docker integration
        ├── example.lua         # Example plugin setup
        ├── go.lua              # Go language support
        ├── java.lua            # Java language support
        ├── linux-tools.lua     # Linux development tools
        ├── neo-tree.lua        # File explorer configuration
        ├── python.lua          # Python language support
        ├── telescope.lua       # Fuzzy finder configuration
        ├── theme.lua           # UI theme customization
        ├── typescript.lua      # TypeScript/JavaScript support
        └── web.lua             # Web development tools

For more keybindings, see keymaps.lua and the LazyVim documentation.

Edit lua/plugins/colorschemes.lua:

-- Default colorscheme: Rosepine Moon
return {
  {
    "rose-pine/neovim",
    name = "rose-pine",
    priority = 1000,
    lazy = false,
    config = function()
      require("rose-pine").setup({
        variant = "moon",
        styles = { transparency = true },
        disable_background = true,
        disable_float_background = true,
      })
      vim.cmd("colorscheme rose-pine-moon")
    end,
  },
}

Other available themes: Gruvbox (with dark hard and light soft variants) and Tokyodark.

Edit lua/config/options.lua to customize:

• Font and font size
• Tab width and indentation
• Line number display
• Scroll behavior
• Mouse and clipboard settings

Add new keybindings to lua/config/keymaps.lua:

local map = vim.keymap.set
map("n", "<leader>custom", "<cmd>echo 'Custom binding'<cr>", { desc = "Custom action" })

Edit init.lua to customize Neovide-specific settings:

• Cursor animation styles
• Opacity and transparency
• Scroll animations
• Window blur effects
• Refresh rate settings

• LSP: Pyright
• Formatting: Black
• Linting: Ruff
• Configuration: lua/plugins/python.lua

• LSP: gopls
• Formatting: gofmt
• Testing tools integrated
• Configuration: lua/plugins/go.lua

• LSP: Eclipse JDT
• Build tools: Maven, Gradle support
• Configuration: lua/plugins/java.lua

• LSP: TypeScript-language-server
• Formatting: Prettier
• Framework support: React, Vue, Angular
• Configuration: lua/plugins/typescript.lua

• HTML, CSS, SCSS support
• Emmet abbreviations
• Live reload capabilities
• Configuration: lua/plugins/web.lua

This config includes Docker integration for containerized development workflows:

# Docker commands and container management available within Neovim
# See lua/plugins/docker.lua for configuration details

Enhanced Linux development experience with integrated tools for system programming and scripting.

Configuration: lua/plugins/linux-tools.lua

This config uses lazy.nvim for plugin management.

:Lazy                    " Open lazy.nvim UI
:Lazy sync              " Sync all plugins
:Lazy update            " Update all plugins
:Lazy install           " Install missing plugins
:checkhealth            " Check plugin health

The configuration is optimized for performance with:

• Smart lazy-loading of plugins
• Disabled unnecessary rtp plugins
• Configurable checker for plugin updates
• Efficient plugin defaults

This configuration includes copilot.lua and copilot-chat.nvim for AI-powered code assistance.

• Open Copilot Chat: <leader>ccq (quick chat)
• Toggle Chat Panel: <leader>cct
• Code Actions: Copilot suggestions available in insert mode

See lua/plugins/copilot.lua for configuration.

:Lazy sync
:checkhealth

LSPs are auto-installed for recognized file types. Manually trigger installation:

:Mason               " Open Mason UI

Ensure you have installed a Nerd Font and configured it in your terminal or Neovide settings.

Update font in lua/config/options.lua:

vim.o.guifont = "YourFont Nerd Font:h14"

Check loaded plugins:

:Lazy profile

• Neovim Documentation
• LazyVim Documentation
• Vim Tips & Tricks
• Lua Guide for Neovim

Feel free to customize this configuration to match your workflow. Some ideas:

• Add language-specific plugins
• Create custom keybindings
• Integrate additional LSPs
• Add snippets and abbreviations
• Modify color schemes and themes

This Neovim configuration is provided as-is. Refer to individual plugin licenses for details.

Happy coding! 🎉

For questions or issues, please check the LazyVim documentation or the respective plugin repositories.