lionvim

An IDE-like configuration for Neovim — self-contained in a single file and written in 99.9% lua.

Table of Contents

1. Screenshots
2. Features
3. Installation
4. Usage

Screenshots

Features

• Native LSP support with nvim-lspconfig, goto-preview, and nvim-lsp-installer
• Better syntax highlighting and text objects with nvim-treesitter
• Autocompletion with nvim-cmp
• Code snippets with luasnip and friendly-snippets
• Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP) integration with nvim-dap and nvim-dap-ui
• Package management with packer.nvim
• Live grep and various finder UIs with telescope.nvim
• Pretty diagnostic list with trouble.nvim
• Command palette with command_center.nvim
• Minimalistic statusline with lualine.nvim
• Fancy startup page with alpha.nvim
• Fancy tabline with bufferline.nvim
• Fancy notifications with nvim-notify
• Various terminal app integrations (lazygit, vtop, ipython, etc.) with toggleterm.nvim
• Code execution support with sniprun
• File tree with neo-tree.nvim
• File symbols outline with symbols-outline.nvim
• Fast navigation with leap.nvim
• Automatic session management with auto-session
• Cohesive colorscheme with catppuccin
• Keymap popup with which-key.nvim
• ...And much more, see Plugins section in init.lua for a full list

Installation

Run the following command:

cd && git clone https://github.com/zane-/nvim && nvim/install.sh

You may see some errors once Neovim starts up, just press ENTER to ignore them. After all the packages install, quit neovim and reopen it. You may need to run :PackerSync one more time to make sure everything got installed.

Dependencies

lionvim needs the following installed:

• Neovim nightly
• bat
• exa
• fd
• fzf
• howdoi
• ripgrep

Usage

• <space>c opens the command palette, which has many common commands available
• ? opens the keymap, displaying all available mappings. Press a key to see mappings available from that prefix, and press F7 to open the verbose keymap which contains all mappings.
• jk exits insert mode