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Neovim Configuration

This is my personal Neovim setup.
It is tuned for C# development with some configurations for TypeScript, Lua, and general-purpose use. The configuration is subject to change as I find out what works best for me and improve my workflow.

Features

  • Plugin management with lazy.nvim
  • LSP support for C#, TypeScript, and Lua
  • Telescope for fuzzy finding
  • Treesitter for syntax highlighting and text objects
  • Trouble.nvim for diagnostics, references, quickfix, and related lists
  • UI plugins including Noice, Notify, Lualine, Neo-tree
  • Debugging and dotnet test integrations

Installation

Prerequisites

  • Neovim 0.11 or newer
  • git
  • Node.js (required for several language servers)
  • Dotnet SDK (required for C# LSP, debugging, and testing; optional otherwise)

Clone the repository

Clone directly into the Neovim config path:

git clone https://github.com/KristianJBorgwarth/nvim.git ~/.config/nvim

Or clone anywhere else:

git clone https://github.com/KristianJBorgwarth/nvim.git ~/nvim

Then link it:

ln -s ~/nvim ~/.config/nvim

Start Neovim

Open Neovim and let lazy.nvim install all plugins:

nvim

On first start, lazy.nvim will install all plugins. This may take a little bit. Patience.

Directory Structure

- init.lua: Main entry point for Neovim configuration.
- lua/: Contains all Lua modules for configuration.
  - plugins/: Plugin configurations.
  - lsp/: Language Server Protocol configurations.
  - keymaps/: Custom key mappings.
  - scripts/: Utility scripts

Customization

Feel free to modify the configuration files under lua/ to customize your Neovim setup. You can add or remove plugins, change key mappings, and adjust LSP settings as needed.