My nvim dotfiles

These lua configurations were based on the amazing videos of [chris@machine], the source repo is here.

Install nvim

Oficial site: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/wiki/Installing-Neovim

Feel free to install the way you want, I like to use asdf to install and manage my neovim.

To install asdf I cloned the repo and source it in my ~/.bash_profile. The how to guide and many other options are available here
Install asdf-neovim plugin (asdf plugin add neovim)
You can list the neovim versions available with asdf list-all neovim
And install one specific version or the stable or nightly builds
My current setup:
- asdf install neovim 0.7.2
- asdf global neovim 0.7.2

After that, you can open the neovim typing: nvim in your prompt.

How to setup nvim

This setup uses packer.nvim. The list of all plugins are available at plugins.lua. Languages that are supported:

Clojure
Dart / Flutter

It's open to contributions. In the future I want to support Elixir, Sql and Ruby. Feel free to open a pull request or maintain your fork.

To use the nvim settings, clone the repo and make an nvim alias on $HOME/.config directory.

$ cd ~/.config
$ git clone https://github.com/rogerleite/nvim-setup.git
$ ln -s nvim-setup/ nvim

Before opening nvim, it's important to install some plugin dependencies. (No problem if you opened, it'll show a packer message with plugins install and probably the parinfer-rust failed)

This is important if you use Clojure mode: In order to use parinfer-rust you need to install rust. Feel free to install the way you want, my suggestion is to use asddf because is very practical.

To install asdf I cloned the repo and source it in my ~/.bash_profile. The how to guide and many other options are available here
Install asdf-rust plugin:
$ asdf plugin add rust
You can list the rust versions available with:
asdf list-all rust
Parinfer-rust expects rust >= 1.36
My current setup:
- $ RUST_WITHOUT=rust-docs asdf install rust 1.63.0
- $ asdf global rust 1.63.0
- $ source ~/.asdf/installs/rust/1.63.0/env
- $ rustup default 1.63.0

If you have some errors about parinfer when you open Clojure code, you can try to build a new release using:

$ cd ~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/packer/opt/parinfer-rust
$ cargo build --release

At this point, your nvim should be opening and not showing any error message.

Guide to some plugin's dependencies

Install nerd font

To make the icons work (from nvim-tree and lualine for example), you need a font patched with nerd font. I like to use JetBrainsMono.

Brew (macOS only) Tap the font cask to make the Jetbrains Mono font available : $ brew tap homebrew/cask-fonts

Install it using the font-jetbrains-mono cask: $ brew install --cask font-jetbrains-mono $ brew install --cask font-jetbrains-mono-nerd-font

Manual instalation for Linux/Mac/Windows https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/blob/master/patched-fonts/JetBrainsMono/font-info.md#manual-installation

Change your terminal font to the one with nerd font patched. If you use iterm2 like me, you can change the font in Preferences -> Profile -> Text.

Telescope dependencies

Telescope suggested dependencies. You can have an analysis of your Telescope dependencies using: :checkhealth telescope in nvim.

The non optional dependencies for me are:

BurntSushi/ripgrep is required for live_grep and grep_string. Install link.
fd is a simple, fast and user-friendly alternative to find. install link.

** macOs users can use brew** $ brew install ripgrep $ brew install fd

How to use Clojure mode

How to install LSP server language

In the first time you open some Clojure code (in the bottom right shows clojure when detected), you can check your LSP install (inside nvim) with: :LspInfo

If it shows "0 client(s) attached to this buffer", it means you need to install it. To install a LSP server (inside nvim): :LspInstall

It'll show a LSP installer modal with the status and it should works.

Using LSP features

TODO

Evaluating to repl with Conjure