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Editor Setup Guide

This guide covers the editor configurations installed by the setup script, including Visual Studio Code and Neovim.

🚀 Visual Studio Code

Installed Extensions

  • ESLint
  • Prettier
  • TypeScript Next
  • GitLens
  • Path Intellisense

Basic Usage

# Open VS Code
code .

# Open specific file
code file.txt

# Open in current window
code -r file.txt

Key Features

  • Integrated terminal
  • Git integration
  • Debugging tools
  • Extensions marketplace
  • Settings sync

Common Shortcuts

  • Cmd + P - Quick file open
  • Cmd + Shift + P - Command palette
  • Cmd + B - Toggle sidebar
  • Cmd + J - Toggle terminal
  • Cmd + / - Toggle comment
  • Cmd + D - Select next occurrence
  • Cmd + Shift + L - Select all occurrences

🛠️ Neovim (nvim)

Basic Configuration

The setup script creates a basic Neovim configuration with:

  • Line numbers
  • Syntax highlighting
  • Basic key mappings
  • Tab settings
  • Search settings

Basic Usage

# Open Neovim (note: command is 'nvim', not 'neovim')
nvim file.txt

# Open with specific line
nvim +10 file.txt

# Open multiple files
nvim file1.txt file2.txt

Getting Started

  1. Open Neovim: nvim
  2. Press i to enter insert mode
  3. Type your text
  4. Press Esc to exit insert mode
  5. Type :w to save
  6. Type :q to quit
  7. Or type :wq to save and quit

Common Commands

  • i - Enter insert mode
  • Esc - Exit insert mode
  • :w - Save file
  • :q - Quit
  • :wq - Save and quit
  • :q! - Force quit without saving
  • :e file - Open file
  • :sp file - Split window horizontally
  • :vsp file - Split window vertically

Navigation

  • h, j, k, l - Move left, down, up, right
  • w - Move to next word
  • b - Move to previous word
  • gg - Go to start of file
  • G - Go to end of file
  • Ctrl + f - Page down
  • Ctrl + b - Page up

Editing

  • x - Delete character
  • dd - Delete line
  • yy - Yank (copy) line
  • p - Paste
  • u - Undo
  • Ctrl + r - Redo
  • >> - Indent line
  • << - Unindent line

🔍 Editor Integration

Git Integration

Both editors support Git operations:

  • View changes
  • Stage/unstage files
  • Commit changes
  • View history
  • Branch management

Terminal Integration

  • VS Code: Integrated terminal
  • Neovim: Terminal mode (:terminal)

Language Support

  • TypeScript/JavaScript
  • Python
  • Go
  • Markdown
  • JSON
  • YAML
  • And many more

📚 Additional Resources