This is just my nvim configuration.
Nerd fonts are necessary for some of the plugins installed.
This is a very quick and lazy way to install them all.
brew install neovim
brew search '/font-.*-nerd-font/' | awk '{ print $1 }' | xargs -I{} brew install --cask {} || true
On MacOS, use iTerm2.
A default profile has been provided here.
Open iTerm2
Go to iTerm2 > Settings... > Profiles > Other Actions... > Import JSON Profiles... and import iterm2.profile.json.
Set the new profile as the default.
Go to iTerm2 > Settings... > Appearance > Theme select Minimal.
Clone the config.
mkdir -p ~/.config && cd $_
git clone git@github.com:samintheshell/nvim.git
Setup :Mason packages for the LSP configuration.
nvim --headless \
-c 'MasonInstall stylua' \
-c 'MasonInstall prettier' \
-c 'MasonInstall black' \
-c 'MasonInstall isort' \
-c 'MasonInstall goimports' \
-c 'qa'
Open nvim in the terminal.
In normal mode, use j and k to move cursor up or down.
In normal mode, use h and l to move cursor left or right.
In normal mode, use w and b to move cursor left or right jumping over words.
In normal mode, use H, M, and L to move the cursor to the first, middle, and last lines in view.
In normal mode, use <line-number>G to jump directly to the specified line number.
In normal mode, use Ctrl+d and Ctrl+u to scroll half page.
In normal mode, use v to select text.
In normal mode, use V to select lines.
In visual mode, use y to copy selected text.
In visual mode, use c to cut selected text.
In normal mode, use P to paste copied text before.
In normal mode, use p to paste copied text after.
In normal mode, use I to insert at start of line.
In normal mode, use gI to insert at start of line, ignoring indentation.
In normal mode, use A to insert at end of line.
In normal mode, use gg to jump to first line of file.
In normal mode, use G to jump to end line of file.
In normal mode, use o to start a new line below the current line.
In normal mode, use O to start a new line above the current line.
In normal mode, use J to join the current line with the next one.
In normal mode, use u to undo last change.
In normal mode, use Ctrl + r to redo last change.
In normal mode, use > to indent text.
In normal mode, use < to dedent text.
The <leader> key is mapped to spacebar, this is important to know when viewing key bindings.
Press these keys in order to open the full keymap: <leader>fk
In normal mode, use :terminal will replace the current window with a terminal session.
In normal mode, press i to enter insert mode to use the terminal.
Press Ctrl + \ followed by Ctrl + n to get back to normal mode.
In normal mode, use :w somefilename.txt to save the buffered terminal to a file.
Sometimes things like Mason or Lazy or Telescope windows are in the way.
They can typically be cleared by just spamming Escape or Ctrl + c.
Move the cursor to where you want the cursor to be lined up.
In normal mode, use Ctrl + v to enable vertical block selection.
Press I to go into insert mode.
Make your changes. They will only show on the first line.
Escape insert mode and the changes will be applied to all the selected lines.
When you quit a file with :q, it will still be in a buffer in the background.
In normal mode, use <leader>fb to open the Telescope buffer list.
Select a buffer and press enter to open it.
With the buffer opened, use :bd to delete the buffer (or :bd! when unsaved changes are in the buffer).
To close all buffers, use :%bd (or :%bd! to ignore unsaved changes).
Just see :help :wincmd for more info.
In normal mode, <leader>n<arrow> creates a new window beside the active one based on the <arrow> direction.
In normal mode, <leader>nn creates a new window below the active window.
In normal mode, Ctrl+w w moves to the next window.
In normal mode, Ctrl+w W moves to the previous window.
In normal mode, Ctrl+w < will decrease the current window width.
In normal mode, Ctrl+w > will increase the current window width.
In normal mode, Ctrl+w - will decrease the current window height.
In normal mode, Ctrl+w + will increase the current window height.
In normal mode, <leader>rh is used for resizing the window width. You must type in a number.
In normal mode, <leader>rv is used for resizing the window height. You must type in a number.
In normal mode, Ctrl+w T moves the active window to a new tab. Use gt and gT to cycle tabs.
Using Ctrl+/ will show available key commands when a Telescope window is active.
In normal mode, <leader>fb opens :Telescope buffers.
Selecting a buffer and pressing <enter> will switch the active window to that buffer.
Selecting a buffer and pressing Ctrl+x will open the buffer in a new window below the active window.