If you want to use this config, clone this repo inside the ~/.config directory on macOS. Make sure that the top level folder just inside ~/.config is called nvim.

My setup is based largely on these videos by Josean Martinez

In making the move from VSCode to Neovim, I wanted to take advantage of Neovim's performance, extensibility, and keyboard based workflow without losing the user-friendly bells and whistles of VSCode. For the sort of work I do, I decided on this list of features I would need

• Fuzzy finder
• File tree
• Git commands and diff view
• Basic programming text utilities (indentation, automatically adding the closing ) or }, etc.)
• Auto-complete with full LSP support
• Ability to run CMake configure and build commands from inside the editor

• "leadersv": Split window vertically
• "leadersx": Close split window
• "leaderx": Close current tab
• "leaderxo": Close all other tabs
• "leader=": Next tab
• "leader-": Previous tab

• "gcc": Toggle current line as single-line comment
• "gbc": Toggle current line as multi-line comment
• "gc": Toggle selection as single-line
• "gb": Toggle selection as multi-line
• "gco": Insert comment on previous line
• "gcO": Insert comment on next line
• "gcA": Insert comment at the end of the current line

• "leadere": Toggle file tree
• "leaderec": Show current file in tree
• "Ctrlt": Open selected result in new tab
• "a": Create file
• "r": Rename file
• "d": Delete file

• "leaderff": Search for files in cwd
• "leaderfr": Search for recent files
• "leaderfs": Search for string in cwd
• "leaderfc": Search for string under cursor in cwd
• "Ctrlt": Open selected result in new tab
• "Ctrlv": Open selected result in vertical split

• "gR": Show references in Telescope
• "gd": Jump to declaration
• "gD": Show declaration in Telescope
• "gi": Show implementations in Telescope
• "gt": Show type definitions in Telescope
• "leaderca": Show available code actions
• "leaderrn": Smart rename
• "leaderD": Show buffer diagnostics in Telescope
• "leaderd": Show line diagnostics in Telescope
• "[d": Jump to previous diagnostic
• "]d": Jump to next diagnostic
• "K": Show documentation for symbol under cursor if available
• "leaderrs": Restart LSP

• "leadercg": CMakeGenerate
• "leadercB": Select build target
• "leadercb": Build current target
• "leadercR": Select run target
• "leadercr": Run current target

• "leadergA": Stage all changes
• "leadergs": View git status info
• "leadergc": Commit
• "leadergp": Push
• "leadergd": View diff of current file

• "leaderfm": Format current file or selection

The config is all written in Lua and the plugins are managed by Lazy The current set of plugins installed:

• bufferline.nvim: An IDE-like file tab bar along the editor's top edge
• cmake-tools.nvim: CMake configure/build integration for Neovim. Similar to the VSCode plugin of the same name.
• vim-nightfly-colors: A nice color scheme
• conform.nvim: Handles all things formatting and formatters
• fugitive.vim: All the git integration you'll ever want
• gitsigns.nvim: Shows the git status of each line along the left edge of the editor
• lualine.nvim: Easy-to-customize bottom status bar
• mason.nvim: Package manager for language servers, linters, and formatters
• nvim-autopairs: You'll never guess what this does
• nvim-cmp: Lua-based autocompletion plugin
• nvim-lint: Linting plugin that plays nice with LSP
• nvim-lspconfig: Manages and configures LSP
• nvim-surround: Neat utilities for delimiter pairs (quotes, brackets, HTML tags, etc)
• nvim-tree: File tree of choice
• nvim-treesitter: Treesitter
• telescope.nvim: Fuzzy finder and search interface