nvIm-lazy_load-custom

nvim-lazy_load-custom is a starter kit for Neovim that primarily focuses on plugin management and optimizing startup time. It comes pre-setup with various plugins.

Features

• Fast startup time
• Easy and intuitive plugin management
• Delayed loading based on lazy.nvim

Installation

You can install nvim-lazy_load-custom with the following steps:

git clone https://github.com/garchomp-game/nvim-lazy_load-custom ~/.config/nvim

Usage

After installation, you can start using it immediately with nvim.

Plugins can be added as follows:

return {
    'username/repositoryname',
    config = function()
        -- more configuration
    end,
    opts = {
        -- more options...
    },
}

If there are dependencies for specific plugins, you can group them together like this:

return {
    {
        'username/repositoryname',
        config = function()
            -- more configuration
        end,
        opts = {
            -- more options...
        },
    },
    {
        'username/repositoryname2',
        config = function()
            -- more configuration
        end,
        opts = {
            -- more options...
        },
    }
}

Project Structure and Settings

Plugin Management

• plugins folder: In this project, plugins such as treesitter, mason, null-ls are managed within the plugins folder. The configuration for each plugin is done in the corresponding files within this folder.

Key Mappings

• Plugin-related key mappings: Key mappings related to plugins are primarily set in the plugins folder.
• Basic key mappings and options: General key mappings and Neovim options are listed in lua/config/mappings.lua and lua/config/option.lua.

LSP and Treesitter Settings

• LSP (Language Server Protocol): LSP related settings are managed in the mason-lspconfig within the plugins/mason.lua file. Additionally, configurations not covered by mason-lspconfig are handled in null-ls.lua.
• Treesitter: The settings for nvim-treesitter are defined within its configuration file, including custom settings such as blade.

Plugin Usage

• For detailed usage and configuration of plugins, please refer to the official websites of each plugin. They often provide more comprehensive information and examples.

Dependencies

• Neovim (version 0.7.0 or higher recommended)
• Git: Necessary for installing and updating plugins
• ripgrep (rg): Used for enhancing search capabilities in telescope and other plugins
• Node.js: Required for nvim-treesitter and Node.js based LSP
• Python: Needed for Python-based LSP and plugins
• Neovim Python Client: Required for Python plugins as indicated by :checkhealth warnings
• Neovim Ruby Client: Necessary for Ruby-based plugins
• Neovim Node.js Client: Required for Node.js-based plugins

Contributing

If you are interested in contributing to the project, please do so through GitHub Issues or Pull Requests.

License

This project is released under the MIT License.

Contact

For any questions, please contact us through GitHub Issues.