I become sort of bored using this. I'm not even sure if it works for someone else(I am talking to you this one person who starred :D). Guess I'll be switching back to vim.
If you are interested I'm (when I'm writing this) planning to make new vim9 config/addon which I call Triton as I had no real other idea how to call it, and this word was somewhere in my mind for some reason. So, You can Check it up: Link.
- Vim last session
- Numered tabs
- generally writing some things by myself, so i don't have to rely on others(I really believed that...).
This uses neovim built-in LSP. Unfortunately that means, you will be reponsible for installing lsp! Check them out: https://github.com/neovim/nvim-lspconfig/blob/master/CONFIG.md
Ts,js,html,clangd are all set. To add your server to config(after you installed it) put this lsp.<servername>.setup{} to ~/.config/nvim/init.lua
By the way, set up node, so global packages doesn't need root privilages: npm config set prefix '~/.local/npm-global'/(or any other directory that doesn't).
You have to have git installed and in PATH.
UNIX: Run install.sh, even if you have powershell, it won't work.
Windows: Run install.ps1
The leader key can be different depending on system. For me it's \. You can customise it in ~/.config/init.lua(cmd [[ let mapleader = 'choose\_key']]).
- lead + n - directory explorer
- lead + t - new tab
- lead + s - vertical split
- tab - move between workplaces
- :Temp - load template if avaliable.
- Shift + Tab - go down in autocmpletion window
- Control + Tab - go up
- Install Plugin
:PluginInstall <url | multiple_urls> - List Plugins
:PluginList - Update all plugins
:PluginUpdate - Remove plugin
:PluginDelete <plugin_name | plugin_names (printed by :PluginList)>
From that point, easy won't include any colorschemes. It's easy to use one though.
- Choose colorscheme, best without any dependencies, for example gruvbox8
:Plugin Install <url>- Add
cmd [[ colorscheme <colorscheme-name> ]]to~/.config/nvim/init.lua
- Bind ESC to Caps-Lock, for example on mac:
