This is a nvim config example

Key map features

I try to avoid C- combinations for the things I do frequently, mapping things that make sense to the <leader> key. The leader key provides a facility for creating customized shortcuts that can be further restricted to apply only in certain modes, such as normal, insert, visual, terminal (neovim-specific), etc.

The leader key is normally defined by the mapleader variable as \. Many people like to redefine it to ,. I prefer ; since it sits right under my right pinkie.

Leader key

;

In the section below, you can substitute ; for whatever you have configured for you <leader> key.

Insert mode

Shortcut	Action
;;	Escape (exit insert mode)

Normal mode

Shortcut	Action
;tr	Toggle NERD Tree, a file tree explorer.
;tb	Toggle tagbar
;cs	Redraw and ald also clear current highlighted search items (note: l' is lowercase L, not number 1`)
C-p	Open fuzzy finder (for files, buffers, etc)

Shortcut	Action
;ec	Edit vim/neovim config
;sc	Source (reload) the config (save it first with :w)
;w	Toggle wrap
bv	Create a new (empty) buffer to the right of a vertical split
bh	Create a new (empty) buffer below a horizontal split
;bb	Toggle between current and last buffer
;bn	Go to next buffer
;bp	Go tp prev buffer
;bd	Delete current buffer
;bk	Kill current buffer (don't prompt to save changes)
;bl	List buffers
;tt	Open a full screen terminal
;tv	Open a terminal in a new split to the right
;th	Open a terminal in a new split below

Go support

Shortcut	Action
gd	go-def
;gd	go-doc
;gv	go-doc in a new vertical split to the right
;gb	go-doc for current word in a new browser window/tab
;gs	go-implements
gi	go-info

To learn more or customize yourself, see fatih/vim-go and read this.

Terminal mode

Shortcut	Action
C-x	Quit terminal buffer

Any mode

Shortcut	Action
A-h	Go to buffer to the left
A-j	Go to buffer below
A-k	Go to buffer above
A-l	go to buffer to the right