NvChad Neovim configuration

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• NvChad Neovim configuration
  • Features
  • Dependencies
  • Check List

Features

• features nvchad v2.5
• target os: wsl2/linux/macos
• modularised setup of plugins and configurations
• scripting with bash, lua and toml as smooth as it gets
• web development with js/ts, react and astro fully covered
• development with rust, c and go
• git integrated using neogit, gitsigns, diffview, telescope and vimfugitive
• markdown preview with live changes in browser
• round borders as a priority over sharp borders

Warning

Disclaimer: I frequently use git rebase -i to streamline my configuration. if you plan to use lazy-lock.json to stick with certain snapshots of the config, you might have a hard time due to changing commit hashes.

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Dependencies

Required:

• NVIM Stable v0.10.1+ (Nightlies might work)
• NvChad v2.5
• Python 3.11.7+ & pip
• pip: pynvim==0.4.3+
• Node.js v22+
• npm: neovim@4.10.1+

Recommended:

• Cargo 1.74.1+

Checklist

• Require plugin module
  • officer
  • savior
  • gotest
  • Auto-session
  • nvim-tree-text-objects
• Fix:
  • Format Rust, Ruby,...
  • Attempt to call local 'module' (a nil value) issue 2
  • Change UI theme issue 3
• Optimize plugin
• Rebuild module structure
• Add LSP
• Adjust keymaps: abolish

Pre-commit Hooks

This configuration uses pre-commit to automatically lint and format Lua files before committing. Set up once and never worry about code style drift again.

Included Hooks:

• luacheck: Detects bugs and enforces best practices for Lua
• stylua: Formats Lua code according to a standard style

Setup

1. Install pre-commit:

   brew install pre-commit
   # or
   pip install pre-commit

2. Install hook dependencies:

   brew install luacheck stylua

3. Set up hooks:

   From the root of the project:

   pre-commit install
   pre-commit run --all-files

Hooks are automatically run on git commit. To manually test, use:

pre-commit run --all-files