ThePrimeagen's init.lua

Getting Started

Install the following:

ripgrep (It's in the Debian repos)
```
sudo apt install ripgrep
```
Use the latest version of Zsh <-- Link
You will need a recent version of NeoVim too, the ones in the apt repos are too old.
The most compatable version of NeoVim for this config, is NVIM v0.9.4
Use these commands to install it, and u must have Packer installed alongside this init.lua repo too

- Then you can git clone this repo in your home directory, and run the dev bash script to clean out your current nvim files

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# To start with a clean slate, you will need to delete and remove your current/previous neovim files and dirs.
rm -rf ~/.config/nvim
ln -s $(pwd) ~/.config/nvim

- Then install NVIM v0.9.4, and Packer

wget https://github.com/neovim/neovim/releases/download/stable/nvim.appimage
chmod +x nvim.appimage
sudo mv nvim.appimage /usr/local/bin/nvim

# git clone packer
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/wbthomason/packer.nvim\\n ~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/packer/start/packer.nvim

Installation Video walkthrough by ThePrimeagen:

How to create this init.lua from scratch: https://youtu.be/w7i4amO_zaE

I have since installed Tabnine
How to install Tabnine in NeoVim: Detailed instructions. Click here.
What the file structure looks like:

Click here for NeoVim documentation on netrw:

How to use netrw. The basics.

Enter netrw from the terminal: nvim .
Runtimepath: :h rtp
Create a new file: enter netrw: nvim . press the percent sign % then name it.
Create a directory, enter netrw nvim . then press d, then name it.
To source a file use the command :so
Scroll using j and k, (up and down)
Select / open a file or dir with Enter
Close a file leader pv the leader key is the spacebar
Fuzzy find while in netrw leader pf
Open the fuzzy finder from within a neovim file (accessed via netrw): Ctrl + p
Scroll up and down within the fuzzy finder using up and down arrow keys and typing the file name
Open up the file tree without closing the file you are in. use the cmd :Vex vertical explore. (split window).
Hop left-right between windows: enter window mode ctrl + w then l to go right & ctrl + w + h go left.
Return to the original file, (close all window splits), ctrl + w + o

For anyone that is interested in Prime's vimrc, he will have a commit log below documenting each commits (easy to C-f the change you want to know about though i would just suggest git log -S).

Change Log (as of the date of me forking this repo: 04/05/2023

33eee9ad initial commits
cb210006 netrw, autogroups for yank highlighting, and auto remove whitespace
c8c0bf4a zenmode. i really like this plugin
81c770d2 copilot testing
4a96e645 fugitive mappings for push and pull
a3bad06a disabled eslint. driving me crazy

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