💤 LazyVim

Neovim Configuration Overview

This Neovim configuration enhances the editing experience with a selection of powerful plugins and custom key mappings.

Key Mappings

These custom key mappings provide quick access to frequently used functions:

• File Navigation:
  • \<leader>ff: Opens Telescope to find files within the project.
  • \<leader>fg: Opens Telescope to live grep (search) for text within the project.
  • \<leader>fb: Opens Telescope to switch between open buffers.
  • \<leader>fh: Opens Telescope to search Neovim's help tags.
• NeoTree (File Explorer):
  • \<leader>o: Focuses the NeoTree file explorer, bringing it into focus.
• NeoGen (Code Generation):
  • \<leader>ng: Generates code snippets or boilerplate using NeoGen.

Plugins

The following plugins are utilized to provide extended functionality:

• alpha-nvim: A fast and customizable startup screen.
• catppuccin: A warm and cozy color scheme.
• conform: A unified interface for code formatting.
• lsp: Configures Neovim's built-in Language Server Protocol (LSP) client for features like autocompletion and code navigation. (Note: This likely refers to nvim-lspconfig or a similar LSP configuration setup)
• lualine: A highly configurable and performant status line.
• mason: A package manager for installing LSP servers, DAP servers, linters, and formatters.
• mini-surround: Provides functionality for adding, deleting, and changing surrounding characters/tags.
• navic: Displays the code context (e.g., class, function) in the status line.
• neo-tree: A modern and feature-rich file explorer.
• non-ls: A plugin to configure non-LSP sources for formatting, linting, etc. (e.g., ESLint, Prettier).
• telescope: A highly extensible fuzzy finder.
• treesitter: Provides advanced syntax highlighting and code parsing.
• ts-comments: Provides functionality for toggling and manipulating comments in TypeScript and other languages.

A starter template for LazyVim. Refer to the documentation to get started.