My personal nvim config based on AstroNvim. There are only some key mapping changes and little plugin adjust compared to the AstroNvim.
- It can correctly toggle pwsh/powershell terminal on windows now.
- Added a plugin, aerial.nvim.
- Some key mapping change, see the table below for details.
- Completely disabled mouse
- Disabled format on start and save
| mode | Key Map | Former Function | New Function |
|---|---|---|---|
| n | Alt + h | None | Move to left split |
| n | Alt + j | None | Move to below split |
| n | Alt + k | None | Move to above split |
| n | Alt + l | None | Move to right split |
| n | Ctrl + h | Move to left split | Move to left/previous buffer |
| n | Ctrl + l | Move to right split | Move to right/next buffer |
| n | Ctrl + p | Perious Completion | Find files |
| n | Leader + a | None | Open code outline |
| t | Alt + h | None | Terimal left window navigation |
| t | Alt + j | None | Terimal down window navigation |
| t | Alt + k | None | Terimal up window navigation |
| t | Alt + l | None | Terimal right window navigation |
Edit the local value in the pairs function, terminal.lua.
For example, if powershell is needed, the codes below would be fine.
for option, value in pairs(powershell_options) do
vim.opt[option] = value
end