Neovim Configuration by ls-devs

Architecture

This Neovim configuration is modular and organized for performance, extensibility, and IDE-like features. The entrypoint is init.lua, which loads the core modules:

• core/options.lua: Sets global editor options, keymaps, clipboard integration (Docker/WSL/Win32yank), and UI tweaks.
• core/lazy.lua: Bootstraps and configures lazy.nvim as the plugin manager. It imports plugin categories:
  • completion, devtools, gittools, lsp, movement, preview, system, ui, utilities

Plugins are organized by functionality in lua/ls-devs/plugins/<category>/. Each plugin file returns a table describing its setup, dependencies, and configuration.

Functionalities

• Plugin Management: Uses lazy.nvim for fast startup and lazy loading.
• Completion: Powered by nvim-cmp, LuaSnip, lspkind, and many sources (LSP, buffer, snippets, npm, dotenv, etc.).
• LSP & Diagnostics: Integrated with lspsaga.nvim, nvim-lspconfig, mason.nvim, and related tools for language server management and UI enhancements.
• Git Integration: Includes diffview.nvim, gitsigns.nvim, fugitive, git-worktree, and more for advanced git workflows.
• Movement: Enhanced navigation with flit.nvim, leap.nvim, sentiment.nvim, neotab, and others.
• UI: Custom dashboard (alpha-nvim), catppuccin theme, diagflow, blinker, and more.
• Preview: Markdown preview (glow.nvim, markdown-preview.nvim), file viewers.
• Devtools: AsyncRun, codecompanion, overseer, live-server, typescript-tools, xmake, databases, debugging, etc.
• System: Bigfile.nvim, legendary, linting, formatting, telescope, treesitter, toggleterm, wildfire, sleuth, neo-tree, etc.
• Utilities: Custom functions, better quickfix, and more.

Installation

Prerequisites

• Neovim >= 0.12.0
• Git (for plugin manager)
• Node.js (for npm, markdown preview, LSPs)
• Python (for pynvim, Jupyter integration)
• Cargo/Rust (for some plugins)
• Go (for some LSPs)
• Java (for JDTLS)
• Deno (for deno LSP)
• Bun (optional, for bun completions)
• SDKMAN (for JVM tools)
• Win32yank (for clipboard integration on WSL)
• direnv (for environment management)
• ghcup (for Haskell tools)
• xmake (optional, for build tools)
• Spaceship ZSH (for prompt, if using zsh)
• Oh-My-Zsh (for shell plugins)

Steps

1. Clone this repo:

   git clone <repo-url> ~/.config/nvim

2. Install Neovim >= 0.12.0

3. Install lazy.nvim: The config bootstraps lazy.nvim automatically, but ensure git is installed.

4. Install required system tools:

   • Node.js, npm, pnpm, yarn
   • Python, pip, pynvim
   • Cargo, Rust
   • Go
   • Java (for JDTLS)
   • Deno
   • Bun
   • SDKMAN
   • Win32yank (WSL clipboard)
   • direnv
   • ghcup
   • xmake
   • Spaceship ZSH, Oh-My-Zsh

5. Install plugin dependencies:

   • Open Neovim and run:

     :Lazy install
     :Mason install <lsp/tools>
     

   • For LuaSnip: make install_jsregexp if prompted.

6. Optional:

   • Configure your shell (~/.zshrc) for PATH and plugin completions.
   • Set up environment managers (pyenv, nvm, envman, etc.)

Third-party Tools & Plugins

• See lazy-lock.json for all plugin sources and versions.
• Shell plugins: zsh-autosuggestions, zsh-syntax-highlighting, Spaceship ZSH, Oh-My-Zsh
• Environment managers: pyenv, nvm, envman, direnv, ghcup, SDKMAN
• Clipboard: win32yank (WSL), OSC52 (Docker)
• Completion: nvim-cmp, LuaSnip, lspkind, cmp-buffer, cmp-cmdline, cmp-nvim-lsp, cmp-dotenv, cmp-npm, cmp-rg, cmp-under-comparator, cmp_luasnip
• LSP: mason.nvim, nvim-lspconfig, lspsaga.nvim, etc.
• Git: diffview.nvim, gitsigns.nvim, fugitive, git-worktree
• UI: alpha-nvim, catppuccin, diagflow, blinker
• Preview: glow.nvim, markdown-preview.nvim
• Movement: flit.nvim, leap.nvim, sentiment.nvim, neotab
• Devtools: AsyncRun, codecompanion, overseer, live-server, typescript-tools, xmake
• System: bigfile.nvim, legendary, linting, formatting, telescope, treesitter, toggleterm, wildfire, sleuth, neo-tree

Updating

• Run :Lazy update to update plugins.
• Run :Mason update for LSP/tool updates.

Troubleshooting

• Check :checkhealth for missing dependencies.
• Review ~/.zshrc for PATH and environment setup.

Credits

• Plugin authors, Neovim community, ls-devs

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For detailed plugin list and versions, see lazy-lock.json.