- LSP configured for different languages (e.g. Go, Rust).
- LSP provides contextual information (e.g. see popup context window).
- The winbar displays the current LSP symbol structure (e.g. where my cursor is).
- Top of the buffer uses TreeSitter to show the current function †.
† NOTE: Not visible in screenshot as this only shows when the function is so long the signature isn't visible to the buffer viewport.
- Right side of the main window is a 'mini map' of the file content (uses TreeSitter to add colour).
- This isn't visible by default but I define a mapping for easy toggling.
- The statusline bar displays:
- Neovim current 'mode'
- The current git branch
- LSP diagnostics
- Relative file path
- File encoding
- The filetype
- The scroll percentage
- The line:column
- Bottom window contains LSP diagnostics.
- Left window is a symbols abstract tree view of the code file open.
- Far Left window is a file tree view of my project.
- Top of the Neovim editor shows tabs with a corresponding filetype icon.
- e.g. gopher icon for the
.gofile open in the screenshot.
- e.g. gopher icon for the