Install requires Neovim 0.9.5+. Always review the code before installing a configuration.
- Install NvChad
git clone https://github.com/NvChad/starter ~/.config/nvim && nvim- move or delete the example config
mv ~/.config/nvim/lua ~/.config/old_nvim_lua- clone this repo
git clone https://github.com/Mhirii/nvchad/ ~/.config/nvim/lua && nvim- open nvim and let the plugins install
- Enjoy!
- Readable, Modular, Extensible Config (Tried to make the code readable and write comments to document everything)
- Fast, Nvchad is blazingly fast, the extra plugins i added are loaded correctly
- Mappings in whichkey menu are prefixed with nerd icons to reduce mental overhead
- Conform For Formatting (you can switch to none-ls, check settings.lua)
- Eye pleasing plugins (Noice, Reactive, Neoscroll..)
- Previews (references, definition, :, code actions)
- Tmux and wezterm support
- Animated Auto Resizing panes (toggle it with sa
- Custom Themes (IDX ported from vscode and nero)
- Lots of utility plugins
You can go to lua/custom/settings.lua and disable the anything you dont want. Dont forget to tweak the servers in overrides.lua and lspconfig.lua to your needs.
The Codebase is relatively easy to understand:
- each plugin is configured in lua/configs/[plugin-name].lua and imported in plugins.lua, this way plugins.lua is very easy to read and all the mess is kept away.
- plugins and their mappings only load when they are enabled inside settings.lua
- native nvchad plugins are overridden in lua/overrides
- most of the plugins will only load on their relative event (filetype, keybind, command..)
- check chadrc.lua if you want to change the theme, dashboard, or statusline.
- nerd icons are easily changable in icons.lua
- check neovide.lua if you use it
- Copilot and codeium are configured (enable them in settings.lua)
- opts and autocmds in init.lua
This configuration is Focused on typescript as thats what im doing lately
Golang setup is kinda buggy
WIP