NiyVim

It's a feature-rich neovim configuration for using it as a full-featured IDE in daily coding.

⚙️ Requirements

• Neovim 0.8
• Nerd Fonts
• ripgrep

✨ Features

• File explorer and quick navigation
• Beautiful UI
• Terminal
• Integration with git
• Status bar
• Fuzzy finding

🛠 Installation

Back up your current neovim configuration and clone this repository to the ~/.config/nvim directory.

git clone https://github.com/mszenfeld/niyvim.git ~/.config/nvim

Now, you can run neovim and install required packages:

nvim

⌨️ Default Mappings

General

Mapping	Action
jj	Escape key
qq	Close window
Ctrl + h	Go to the left window
Ctrl + j	Go to the window below
Ctrl + k	Go to the window above
Ctrl + l	Go to the right window
Ctrl + \	Open terminal
gcc	Toggle the current line using linewise comment
Space + ?	Show key binding: + ?
\a	Toggle Aerial
\db	Toggle database UI

File explorer

Mapping	Action
Ctrl + f	Open/focus file explorer
Ctrl + p	Open floating window with active buffers

File navigation

Mapping	Action
\fi	Find files
\rg	Live grep

Git

Mapping	Action
\hs	Stage hunk
\hr	Reset hunk
\hp	Preview hunk

LSP

Mapping	Action
gd	Go to definition
gy	Go to type definition
gi	Go to implementation
gr	Go to references
\rn	Rename
Shift + k	Show documentation
Space + l	Show diagnostics
Space + f	Code actions

Sessions

Mapping	Action
\ss	Save Session
\sl	Load Session

Configuration

To add your custom configuration, you can put it in lua/config.lua file:

-- config.lua

niyvim = require('niyvim')

-- Custom Plugins
niyvim.plugins = {
  { 'mfussenegger/nvim-dap-python' },
}

-- Custom Mappings
niyvim.mappings = {
  ['<leader>df'] = {
    mode = { 'n' },
    action = '<cmd>lua require("dap-python").test_class()<cr>',
    opts = { noremap = true, silent = true },
  },
}


niyvim.init = function() 
  dap_python = require('dap-python')

  dap_python.test_runner = 'pytest'
  dap_python.setup('~/.pyenv/shims/python')
end

return niyvim