Neovim Configuration

This neovim is configured in lua.

ℹ️ Type :h rtp for detaile about the neovim startup configuration procedure

Structure

• init.lua - root file where neovim starts looking for configuration (lua modue style)
• lua - Everything inside of the lua directory will automatically sourced by neovim
  • psu - user defined configuration (psu in this case). It's a lua module for convinience
    • init.lua - module initialization file¹
    • set.lua - neovim basic configuration (e.g. line numbers, tabs-to-space, tab width etc.)
    • remap.lua - custom key mapping
    • lazy.lua - plugin manager configuration
    • plugins - plugins (and colorschemes) configuration
      • ... - plugin configurations (one per file)

Plugins & Color Schemes

It's inspired by youtube video from Josean Martinez.

⚡ This configuration uses the lazy.nvim as a package manager

ℹ️ Use :Lazy to spawn lazy.nvim plugin manager UI

ℹ️ Color schemes are managed also by the package manager

ℹ️ Use :checkhealth <name_of_plugin> to inspect the plugin

Adding New Plugin

1. Find your new plugin on github (e.g.: nvim-treesitter).
2. Create a configuration file in the ./lua/psu/plugin directory using a following scheme:

return {
    "plugin-name/neovim",
    config = function()
        require('plugin-name').setup({
            -- Add setup code here (if needed)
        })

    -- Add extra configuration here (like key-mapping etc.)

    end
}

ℹ️ Using config is optional and required only of a plugin has a setup function that is required to be called

Footnotes

1. In lua folder can also be a module if it contains the init.lua file ↩