This is custom config was tested on Linux and Windows

Included:

• Code Completion
• File Explorer
• Git Integration
• Icons
• LSP’s
• Snippets
• Statusline
• Bufferline
• Terminal Wrapper
• And more!

• Requirements
• Installation
  • First Launch
  • Language Server Protocol
    • Install
    • Configuration
    • Formatters and Linters
• Settings
• Keybindings

• Neovim v0.11.0 or nightly builds.
• A Patched Font (Pick your font of choice from the NerdFonts guys)
• Terminal emulator capable of using a patched font (For Windows you may try Windows Terminal).

• Windows

  • Open a CMD/PowerShell/Bash
  • Navigate to ~\AppData\Local (C:\Users\your_user\AppData\Local)
  • Clone the repo with git clone https://github.com/fedepujol/nvim.git

• Linux

  • Open a terminal (it depends on your distribution)
  • Navigate to ~/.config/
  • Clone the repo with git clone https://github.com/fedepujol/nvim.git

On first launch, lazy package manager will download every plugin declared on the folder /lua/plugins and on /lua/core/lazy.lua file.

After this, re-open Neovim. Then when you open a file, lspconfig will download the LSP's configured in the file /lua/plugins/lspconfig.lua.

Neovim has integrated a lot of cool features, one of them is the ability to interact with language servers to get some auto-completions, diagnostics and more based on the language you're using.

To install a server you'll use the plugin mason.nvim and mason-lspconfig.nvim by typing:

:MasonInstall name-of-server

To view all available servers to download and managed the ones you've got:

:Mason

I’ve included several LSP's initializations (Bash, CSS, HTML, etc.) in lua/plugins/lspconfig.lua.

These are maintained in nvim-lspconfig repo. There you'll find the configurations for several servers. If you want one, just take the config and paste it on the file. If you want more control, change the default values. A lot of time, you'll have something like this:

require('lspconfig').tsserver.setup({})

The setup function already has default values, which in most cases works out of the box. Then install the server:

:MasonInstall tsserver

And you're ready to go!

mason.nvim takes care of installing of configure the formatters and linters. Just type:

:Mason

And navigate to Formatters or Linters, select the ones you want and install them!

This repo follows the plugin structure of lazy.nvim. If you want to know more visit the repo.

• File: lua/core/settings.lua

Every piece of setting you want to change about Neovim goes in here.

Neovim related keybindings

• File: lua/core/mappings.lua

Plugins keybindings:

• File: lua/core/whichkey.lua