My Dotfiles

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My scripts and dotfiles for Zsh, Tmux, NeoVim, Git.

My Setup

• Bash: I'm using Kitty + Oh-My-Zsh + Tmux.
• Fonts: Microsoft Cascadia Code with ligatures on Kitty, Neovim, VS Code, so on.
• Windows manager: Aerospace.

Aliases & Key mappings:

• Terminal aliases
• Key mappings

Instructions

First install Xcode: xcode-select --install

The folder macosx_setup contains the scripts to set the mac OS defaults and install the apps and tools.

sh ./macosx_setup/macos_setup_script.sh

Manual Installation

Git configuration

Copy the content of file .gitconfig to ~/.gitconfig.

Zsh

Install Zsh: brew install zsh

Install Oh-My-Zsh following this steps: sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/master/tools/install.sh)"

Then install the plugin manager: sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zdharma/zplugin/master/doc/install.sh)"

Copy the content of file .zshrc to ~/.zshrc.

Tmux

Install Tmux following this steps: brew install tmux

Copy the content of file tmux/.tmux.conf to ~/.tmux.conf.

NeoVim

Install NeoVim following this steps: brew install neovim

Install Packer plugin manager:

git clone https://github.com/wbthomason/packer.nvim "$HOME"/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/packer/start/packer.nvim

Copy the content of file init.lua to ~/.config/nvim/init.lua.

Then install the plugins by running: vim +PackerUpdate +qall.

Dependencies

• FZF:
  • brew install fd fzf the_silver_searcher ripgrep
• Floaterm:
  • lazygit
  • lazydocker
  • lazynpm
• Python deps and Pylint:
  • pip install --user pynvim
  • pip3 install --user pynvim
  • pip3 install neovim-remote

Tools Configuration

NeoVim

I'm using Neovim 0.10+ configured with Lua. The configuration is structured to be modular and easy to maintain.

Key features of this setup include:

• LSP Integration: Comprehensive language support using nvim-lspconfig, mason.nvim for managing language servers, and enhanced UI through LspUI, fidget.nvim, and trouble.nvim.
• Fuzzy Finding: Extensive use of telescope.nvim for finding files, buffers, commands, and more, with custom extensions for Git and language-specific tools.
• Syntax and Editing: Advanced syntax highlighting and text objects with nvim-treesitter. Enhanced editing with plugins like nvim-autopairs, nvim-surround, and Comment.nvim.
• Debugging: Integrated debugging support with nvim-dap and nvim-dap-ui.
• Filetype-Specific Configs: Custom settings and keymaps for languages like Java, C#, Python, and TypeScript located in the nvim/ftplugin directory.
• Custom Snippets: A collection of personal snippets for Java and other languages.

The nvim directory contains the Neovim configuration. Here's a breakdown of its structure and contents:

• init.lua: the main entry point for Neovim configuration.
• plugins.lua: manages all the plugins using Packer.
• lua/: the core of your Lua-based configuration.
  • config/: contains the base configurations for options, keybindings, and colorscheme.
  • plug-config/: holds the specific configurations for many of the plugins, such as telescope, treesitter, lsp, and completion.
  • custom/: contains custom Lua modules with utility functions and buffer hooks.
  • telescope/: includes custom extensions for Telescope, like k8s.lua for Kubernetes and langtools for language-specific tasks.
• ftplugin/: contains filetype-specific settings. For example, java.lua configures Java-specific options, keymaps, and LSP settings with jdtls. I have similar configurations for C#, JavaScript, Python, and TypeScript.
• keybindings.vim & options.vim: Legacy Vimscript configurations for keybindings and options. Used in others softwares that support Neovim-like configuration.
• plug-config/omnisharp.vim: Vimscript-based configuration for the OmniSharp plugin.
• snippets/: contains JSON-defined code snippets for the Java.

VS Code

I'm using VSCode with Vim extension which has my favorites Vim plugins (like vim-surround, vim-airline). Using it I can use all the Vim power for editing and navigation.

I've been exploring some configuration and key mappings to allow me to use the same key mappings that I'm using on NeoVim (like navigate between panes, motion, leader key and so on). Here are my configs:

• VSCode settings: configuration to enable the same behavior (configs with prefix vim.).
• VSCode key mappings: key mappings to navigate between panes, double j on insert mode, go to definition and implementation, so on.

Links

• Kitty
• Oh-My-Zsh
• Tmux
• NeoVim
  • Learn Neovim the Pratical Way
• Fonts:
  • MS Cascadia Code
  • Jetbrains Mono
• Inspirations:
  • macOS setup
  • semanticart dotfiles
• Tutorials:
  • Configure Neovim using Lua
  • Write init.lua
  • YMDK SP64