This is my VSCode-inspired Neovim setup — it's meant to be pretty simple, while still being fast, pretty, and absolutely opinionated to the very core for my development workflow.
⚙️ Built with lazy.nvim, Telescope, LSP, Lualine, and so many more amazing plugins.
- 🎨 Pretty UI: tokyonight.nvim, lualine.nvim
- 📁 File explorer and fuzzy search: FzfLua
- 💡 LSP support: Rust, TypeScript, React (via tsserver), Ruby
- ⌨️ VSCode-style keybindings: Familiar and efficient
- 🔧 Modular config: Easy to extend and maintain
| Plugin | Purpose |
|---|---|
lazy.nvim |
Plugin manager |
tokyonight.nvim |
Theme |
lualine.nvim |
Statusline |
fzf-lua |
File browser and fuzzy search |
nvim-treesitter |
Rich syntax highlighting |
mason.nvim + lspconfig |
LSP server install & config |
nvim-web-devicons |
File icons |
blink.cmp |
Modern code completions |
- Install Neovim 0.9+
- Clone this repo
git clone https://github.com/ZephyrCodesStuff/nvim ~/.config/nvim- Start Neovim — it will auto-install plugins via
lazy.nvim.
nvim| Action | Key |
|---|---|
| File browser | CTRL + B |
| File search | CTRL + P |
| Project search | CTRL + F |
| Format buffer | Leader + = |
This config includes Treesitter syntax + LSP support for:
- Rust (
rust_analyzer) - TypeScript / React (
tsserver) - Ruby (
solargraph) - Markdown (
marksman) - Dockerfile (
dockerls) - TOML (
taplo) - YAML (
yamlls) - Shell /
.env(bashls) .gitignore(Treesitter syntax)
- Uses a Nerd Font for icons.
- Terminal support: works great in Kitty, Alacritty, WezTerm, etc.
- Tested on Arch Linux only because other OSes are irrelevant
- Though it really should work anywhere
You should really fork this and modify it to your likings, since this config is tailored to my needs particularly.
MIT © zeph