neovim config

• A minimalish config written in lua, uses:

  • coc to handle linting, go-to definition, completions
  • treesitter for syntax highlighting, language-specific comments, t/jsx pair renaming, and viewing a file's code structure
  • leap, flit and easymotion for quicker movements
  • vim tmux navigator for moving between vim and tmux panes
  • harpoon for moving between frequently-used files
  • telescope for finding files, grepping text, searching through help tags, etc
  • grug-far for an interactive find and replace interface
  • bufferline for buffer management
  • fugitive and gitsigns for git integration
  • oil for a better netrw
  • bqf for a better quick-fix list
  • wilder for a better wild menu

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• Uses a unique project structure that supports:
  1. A barebones config that requires no external dependencies
  2. An feature-complete config with plugins managed by plug
  3. Options, remaps, and utilities shared between the two

├── barebones.lua
├── coc-settings.json
├── feature_complete.lua
├── init.lua -> feature_complete.lua (symlink)
├── lua
│   ├── barebones
│   │   └── init.lua
│   ├── feature_complete
│   │   ├── init.lua
│   │   └── plugins
│   │       ├── [plugin_name].lua
│   ├── shared
│   │   ├── helpers.lua
│   │   ├── options.lua
│   │   ├── remapse.lua
│   │   └── user_commands.lua

To run the feature-complete config, use nvim

To run the barebones config:

nvim -u ~/.config/nvim/barebones.lua