This repository contains my personal configuration files for Neovim, designed to optimize and enhance the editing experience.

• init.lua: Main configuration file that initializes and sets up plugins and custom settings.
• lua/: Directory containing additional Lua modules used in the configuration.

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone [https://github.com/crahantan/nvim-dotfiles.git](https://github.com/crahantan/nvim-dotfiles.git) ~/.config/nvim

2. Start Neovim:

   Upon opening Neovim, the plugins specified in the configuration will be installed automatically.

The plugins included in this configuration are located in the lua/plugins/ directory. Some of them are:

• nvim-treesitter: Provides advanced syntax highlighting and code parsing improvements.
• nvim-lspconfig: Configuration for language servers in Neovim.
• neotree.nvim: Advanced file explorer.
• mason.nvim: Tool manager for LSP, DAP, and linters.
• lazy.nvim: Modern and efficient package manager for Neovim.
• lualine.nvim: Highly customizable status line.
• cmp-nvim: Advanced auto-completion for Neovim.
• cmp-buffer: Auto-completion source based on the current buffer.
• cmp-path: Auto-completion of file paths.
• cmp-cmdline: Auto-completion in the Neovim command line.
• luasnip: Snippet engine for Neovim.
• comment.nvim: Facilitates adding and removing comments in code.
• pineapple.nvim: Custom plugin to improve productivity in Neovim.

• Leader (<leader>): vim.g.mapleader = ' '

• <leader>w: Save current file (:write)
• <leader>q: Close Neovim (:quit)
• <leader>e: Toggle file explorer (:Neotree toggle)
• <leader>l: Open Lazy (:Lazy)
• <leader>m: Open Mason (:Mason)
• <leader>t: Open terminal (:terminal)
• <leader>h: Reveal in Neotree (:Neotree reveal)
• <leader>bn: Go to the next buffer (:bnext)
• <leader>bb: Go to the previous buffer (:bprevious)
• <leader>bd: Close buffer (:bd)
• <leader>p: Execute Pineapple (:Pineapple)

To adjust this configuration to your needs:

• Modify init.lua: Adjust parameters and options according to your preferences.
• Edit files in lua/: Customize specific modules for additional functionalities.