Some of the configuration includes:

• Editor - neovim
  • Configured in Lua
  • See config/nvim/lua/j/plugins/ for the used plugins
  • Kanagawa color scheme
  • Neovim's built-in LSP client
  • nvim-treesitter for highlighting
  • snacks.nvim picker for navigation
• Terminal emulator - Kitty
• Shell - Zsh (custom configuration)
• Wallpaper

git clone --recurse-submodules [email protected]:JoosepAlviste/dotfiles.git

cd dotfiles
chmod +x bin/*
./bin/makesymlinks
./bin/install-packages

This will symlink all of the files and folders inside dots/ into your home folder prefixed by . and everything from config/ to your ~/.config/ folder. Then, install-packages will install all Homebrew and Node packages.

The next time you start vim, it will automatically install lazy.nvim and Vim plugins. Also, check out Brewfile and the global pnpm modules for extra programs to install.

The utility scripts in bin/ are automatically added to the Zsh path, so you can run makesymlinks anywhere.

git pull

Maybe run ./bin/makesymlinks again.

The Neovim configuration is split into many files and is located in config/nvim/.

• autoload/: functions that are used in other files and can be autoloaded. I still have a few functions here that I haven't converted to Lua.
• ftplugin/: configuration for specific file types
• lua/j/: Lua files for settings, mappings, and my own modules
• lua/j/plugins/: configuration of plugins
• lua/j/plugins/lsp/: configuration for Neovim's built-in LSP
• init.lua: basic settings and requiring other files