MineItRiGrEight's Neovim configuration

• MineItRiGrEight's Neovim configuration
  • Installation
    • Prerequisites
      • [Installation of the prerequisites except Node.js, tree-sitter-cli and font on macOS (and Linux, probably) with Homebrew](#installation-of-the-prerequisites-except-nodejs-tree-sitter-cli-and-font-on-macos-and-linux-probably-with-homebrewhttpsbrewsh)
      • Installation of Node.js
      • Installation of JetBrains Mono on Linux and macOS
      • Installation of tree-sitter-cli
    • Installation
      • Standalone (to $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/nvim, as a normal Neovim config)
  • Default configuration
  • Keymaps

Installation

Prerequisites

• Neovim >= 0.10
• ripgrep
• fd
• Node.js
• tree-sitter-cli (only necessary when auto_install is set to true in core.plugins.treesitter.opts)
• font with icons and Powerline glyphs (for example JetBrains Mono)

Installation of the prerequisites except Node.js, tree-sitter-cli and font on macOS (and Linux, probably) with Homebrew

brew install neovim ripgrep fd

Installation of Node.js

Via Node Version Manager (recommended)

Installation of JetBrains Mono on Linux and macOS

1. Go to JetBrains Mono's website and download the font
2. Extract the archive to ~/.local/share/fonts/
3. Run fc-cache -f -v to refresh your font cache
4. Set the font of your terminal emulator to JetBrains Mono

Installation of tree-sitter-cli

npm install tree-sitter-cli

Installation

Standalone (to $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/nvim, as a normal Neovim config)

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://codeberg.org/mirge/nvim-cfg.git ~/.config/nvim

2. Copy the template init.lua (init.lua.tpl) to init.lua

   cd ~/.config/nvim
   cp init.lua.tpl init.lua

3. Launch Neovim

   nvim

4. Exit Neovim

Default configuration

{
  standalone = true,
  notes_dir = "~/Nextcloud/notes", -- The notes dir, only used for the
}                                  -- `<Leader>fn` keybind

Keymaps

Use <Leader>kf (default <Leader> is space) to see all keybinds.

Note: This Neovim config uses kak.nvim, so it has Kakoune-like keybinds.