NVIM

The perfect blazingly fast Neovim configuration for myself, combining the aesthetics of NvChad with the LSP, formatter and lint configurations from LazyVim.

Installation

$ git clone [email protected]:wochap/nvim.git ~/.config/nvim
$ nvim
# wait for lazy.nvim to finish and restart nvim
# enter nvim and repeat once more

IMPORTANT: I disabled nvim builtin syntax which caused severe lag on my system, re enable it commenting out the line lua/custom/init.lua:6. Alternatively, you can install the Treesitter parser for the specified language or enable syntax for that specified filetype in the current buffer with :set syntax=<filetype>.

Vue projects

Create a file .volar in the root of your project to disable typescript-tools and enable tsserver, only tsserver can use @vue/typescript-plugin for now...

Troubleshooting

• Lag

  Try disabling statuscol.nvim plugin

• Anything Eslint related

  Run in nvim

  :w
  :e
  

  If that didn't work, kill all eslint processes

• Python LSP/Linters installed by Mason stopped working

  Uninstall them and install them again

Requirements

Any requirement from Mason, Mason will install nvim-lspconfig, conform.nvim, nvim-lint and nvim-dap dependencies

• neovim >= 0.10.0
• neovim-remote
• kitty (recommended)
• tree-sitter
• ripgrep (required by telescope )
• fd (required by telescope)
• deno (required by peek)
• nixfmt (required by conform.nvim)
• statix (required by nvim-lint)
• ts-node (required by nvim-dap)
• typescript (required by nvim-lspconfig)
• @vue/typescript-plugin (required by typescript-tools.nvim and tsserver)

Tips to learn to use this nvim config

• Learn https://github.com/folke/lazy.nvim, then remove all lazy.nvim plugin specs that you are not going to use in lua/custom/plugins/*. For example, if you don't use neorg remove neorg.lua, if you don't code zig, remove lang-zig.lua. If you don't use Kitty, remove mikesmithgh/kitty-scrollback.nvim and mrjones2014/smart-splits.nvim.
• Keymaps are located in lua/custom/keymaps.lua (global), lua/custom/plugins/lsp/keymaps.lua (active when an LSP server is running), and within each plugin spec.
• If you need autoformatting on save, create an autocmd that calls conform.nvim.
• Formatting, linting, and LSP config are the same as in Lazyvim, so feel free to import extras from Lazyvim, and add LSP servers in the same manner you did in Lazyvim.
• If you use a different theme than catppuccino, replace the plugin spec in lua/custom/plugins/colorscheme/init.lua. Also, update the configurations for lualine, bufferline, and lazy.nvim.

Lastly read all lua files 😅, starting from lua/custom/init.lua