TBH it's just really my personal nvim config. I just wanted to be cool and give it a sick name.
Just clone this repo into ~/.config/nvim or wherever nvim expects to read your config.
git clone https://github.com/stangerjm/titanium.nvim.git ~/.config/nvim
You will need to install NodeJS and some other dependencies:
npm install -g typescript typescript-language-server @vue/language-server @vue/typescript-plugin eslint_d vscode-langservers-extracted@4.8.0 neovim
If you want to use Ruby, you will need to install Ruby and Solargraph.
Leader
leader = <Space>
Copy/Paste
<leader>y = yank to system clipboard
<leader>p = paste from system clipboard
Telescope
<leader>fg = project-wide search
<leader>fb = file browser
ctrl+p = fuzzy file search
LSP
K = hover
gd = go to definition
gr = list references
gi = go to implementation
<space>a = list code actions
<space>rn = rename symbol
Splits
<leader>l = move focus to the split to the right of the current
<leader>k = move focus to the split above the current
<leader>j = move focus to the split below the current
<leader>h = move focus to the split to the left the current
<leader>z = zoom into the current split
<leader>o = equalize the zoom so all splits are visible
Comments
<leader>cc = toggle comment for current line
<leader>c + [movement] = toggle comment according to movement where [movement] is any valid vim movement
Git
<leader>b = toggle git blame
<leader>d = show git diff in new tab
<leader>s = toggle file display in git diff
Test runner
<leader>g = run all tests in the current buffer
<leader>n = run the nearest test to the cursor
ctrl+o = allows normal movement and selection when focused on a testing window or terminal
In-editor terminal
<leader>t = open new in-editor terminal
Misc
, = clear previous search
<leader>q = quickly close a tab