💤 OurNvim.lazy

OurNvim.lazy is a 🔋's included Neovim configuration designed to enhance your development experience with a focus on performance, ease of use, and powerful functionality. Leveraging Lazy.nvim for efficient plugin management, this setup includes a wide range of tools for LSPs, DAPs, linters, file browsing, and more!

✨ Features

• 🚀 Lazy.nvim: Efficient plugin management with lazy loading to speed up Neovim startup.
• 📦 Mason Integration: Simplified setup and management of LSPs, DAPs, and linters.
• 🔍 Telescope: Powerful fuzzy finder with numerous extensions for enhanced navigation and search.
• 🎨 OneDark Theme: Consistent and visually appealing interface.
• 🔌 Rich Plugin Set: A curated selection of plugins for improved productivity, code navigation, and user experience.

✅ Installation

📲 For Termux (Main Branch)

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone --branch main https://github.com/GR3YH4TT3R93/OurNvim.lazy.git ~/.config/nvim

2. Install dependencies:

   • Ensure you have lazy.nvim and other required plugins set up.
   • Open Neovim and run the following command to install plugins:

     :LazySync

3. Create symbolic links for language servers:

   • Lua Language Server:

     mkdir -p ~/.local/share/mason/packages/lua-language-server
     ln -s /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/lua-language-server ~/.local/share/mason/packages/lua-language-server

   • Rust Analyzer:

     mkdir -p ~/.local/share/mason/packages/rust-analyzer
     ln -s /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/rust-analyzer ~/.local/share/mason/packages/rust-analyzer/rust-analyzer-aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu

🐧 For Debian and Similar Distributions (Linux Branch)

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone --branch linux https://github.com/GR3YH4TT3R93/OurNvim.lazy.git ~/.config/nvim

2. Install dependencies:

   • Ensure you have lazy.nvim and other required plugins set up.
   • Open Neovim and run the following command to install plugins:

     :LazySync

🛠️ Configuration

• 📂 Adding Plugins:

  • Navigate to ~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins to add or configure new plugins.
  • Plugins can be added by creating new Lua files within this directory or by modifying the init.lua to include your custom plugin setups.

• ⌨️ Keybindings:

  • Update ~/.config/nvim/lua/keymaps.lua to set your preferred keybindings.

• ⚙️ Settings:

  • Adjust settings in ~/.config/nvim/lua/settings.lua to tailor the setup to your workflow.

🔌 Key Plugins and Features

📦 Mason and Extensions

• 📦 Mason: Manages LSPs, DAPs, and linters.
• 🛠️ Mason-null-ls: Integrates null-ls for linting and formatting.
• 🔗 Mason-lspconfig: Configures LSP servers easily.
• 🐞 Mason-dap: Sets up Debug Adapter Protocol support.
• 🔧 Mason-tool-installer: Installs tools for LSPs and DAPs.

🔭 Telescope and Extensions

• 🔭 Telescope: Advanced fuzzy finder with integrations.
  • 📋 nvim-neoclip.lua: Clipboard history and management.
  • 🔄 telescope-undo.nvim: Easy access to undo history.
  • ⚡ telescope-fzf-native.nvim: Faster fuzzy finding with FZF.
  • 🗂️ smart-open.nvim: Smart opening of files and directories.
  • 📑 telescope-ui-select.nvim: Enhanced selection interface.
  • 📜 telescope-software-licenses: Search and manage software licenses.

🔌 Essential Plugins

• 📁 neotree: File explorer with a modern UI.
• ❗ trouble: Diagnostics and quickfix list.
• 🔔 noice: Improved notification and message handling.
• ✅ todo-comments: Highlight and manage TODO comments.
• 🖥️ toggleterm: Easily toggle terminal windows.
• 🌀 lazygit: Git integration within Neovim.
• ✨ multiple-cursors: Support for multiple cursors.
• 🔄 indent-o-matic: Smart indentation management.
• 🔖 nvim-ts-autotag: Automatically manage HTML and XML tags.
• ✂️ treesitter-textobjects: Enhance text object manipulation with Treesitter.
• 🔚 treesitter-endwise: Auto-close code blocks with Treesitter.
• 📝 nvim-ts-context-commentstring: Context-aware comments.
• 🌈 rainbow-delimiters: Colorful delimiter highlighting.
• 📏 indent-blankline: Show indentation guides.
• 📊 lualine: Stylish status line.
• 🏠 dashboard: Neovim startup screen.

💻 Usage

• Start Neovim: Run nvim from your terminal.
• Open Configuration: Edit Neovim configuration files located in ~/.config/nvim.

♻️ Contributing

We welcome contributions to improve OurNvim.lazy! Please feel free to:

• 🐛 Open an issue to discuss improvements or new features.
• 🔧 Fork the repository and submit a pull request with your changes.

📜 License

This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License. See the LICENSE file for more details.