nvim-ide

Docker images with nvim, plugins and lsp preconfigured by fuzzah for fuzzah.
Anyway, if you use it:

• at least use cool-retro-term for better experience;
• you may want to customize keybindings and plugins;
• note, that changes will come from time to time just to break everything.

What's inside

Base image

• uses opensuse/tumbleweed
• nvim 0.9+ with vim-plug and plugins:
  • vim-airline
  • nvim-lspconfig
  • nvim-treesitter
  • plenary.nvim
  • telescope.nvim
  • vim-crystal
  • zig.vim
• git
• strace
• npm
• ripgrep & fd utils
• tmux with mouse mode enabled
• non-root user to not mess access rights of your source code (can use sudo)
• fish shell with abbreviations (aliases) defined in base.fish:
  • git (gs, ga, gas, gc, gm, gk, ...)
  • find (ff, fff, fd, ffd)
  • edit configs (nvim: cfv, fish: cff, bashrc: cfb)
• workdir is /src

Crystal

(installable with --build-arg crystal=true)

• crystal with shards package manager
• crystalline lsp

C#

(installable with --build-arg csharp=true)

• dotnet-sdk-8.0
• csharp-ls 0.11.0

C and C++

(installable with --build-arg cxx=true)

• clang (includes clangd lsp), llvm
• gcc, gcc-c++
• cmake
• ninja
• lcov
• gdb
• ltrace

Go

(installable with --build-arg go=true)

• go1.22 from repos
• gopls lsp

Python

(installable with --build-arg python=true)

• python3.12 + pip from repos
• pyright lsp

Rust

(installable with --build-arg rust=true)

• rustup
• rustc & cargo 1.76.0
• rust-analyzer lsp
• gdb
• ltrace

TypeScript

(installable with --build-arg typescript=true)

• typescript
• eslint
• typescript-language-server

Zig

(installable with --build-arg zig=true)

• zig 0.11 from repos
• the zls language server
• gdb
• ltrace

Common last stage

• nvim bindings defined in bindings.nvim.init

Using

Clone this repo

git clone https://github.com/fuzzah/nvim-ide
cd nvim-ide

Build image

You can use docker build arguments:
user is user name in docker
uid and gid are user id and group id for user in docker
crystal, csharp, cxx, go, python, rust, typescript: set to true if you need this language support in nvim.
Example:

DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 docker build \
    --build-arg user=$USER \
    --build-arg uid=$(id -u) --build-arg gid=$(id -g) \
    --build-arg cxx=true --build-arg python=true -t fuzzah-nvim-ide .

Note: without buildkit image building may fail.
If you run docker build as root, you may want to use specific values for uid and gid:

DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 docker build \
    --build-arg user=dev \
    --build-arg uid=1000 --build-arg gid=1000 \
    --build-arg cxx=true --build-arg python=true -t fuzzah-nvim-ide .

Run with your sources

docker run --pull=never --rm -v /your/sources:/src -it fuzzah-nvim-ide

Note, that nvim is symlinked to vim.

FAQ

How to use bash? It autostarts fish!

Start bash with --norc option to skip loading of bashrc file:

bash --norc

Why opensuse/tumbleweed? Why not alpine?

Tumbleweed provides recent versions of python, clang, gcc and most importantly neovim.
Alpine would cause problems with python wheels and also with C/C++ as it's built with musl.