NEOVIM
My Neovim setup, based on NvChad but with my own tweaks and optimizations.
- NvChad Base: A modern, fast Neovim setup using Lua for a smooth experience.
- Custom Tweaks: Personalized keybindings, plugins, and UI changes to match my workflow.
- Performance-Driven: A minimalist setup that keeps things speedy and efficient.
Note
Ensure you download the Lua language server from your distribution's package manager.
After installing lua-language-server, verify the installation by running the command: which lua-language-server.
Then, add the following to your ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc to include the Lua language server in your environment:
export PATH="$PATH:/path/to/lua-language-server"Replace /path/to/lua-language-server with the actual path to the Lua language server's bin directory.
To install my Neovim configuration, clone this repository and run the setup script:
git clone https://github.com/harilvfs/chadnvim
cd chadnvim/
chmod +x setup.sh
./setup.shOr, Simply Run This Curl Command:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harilvfs/chadnvim/main/setup.sh | shQuick overview of the Nvim Dir:
nvim
├── init.lua # Main entry point for Neovim configuration.
├── lazy-lock.json # Auto-generated lock file for plugins managed by Lazy.nvim.
└── lua # Lua directory for modular configuration.
├── chadrc.lua # User-specific settings and overrides for the configuration.
├── configs # Directory for specific plugin configurations.
│ ├── conform.lua # Configuration for Conform (formatting plugin).
│ ├── lazy.lua # Plugin manager (Lazy.nvim) configuration.
│ ├── lspconfig.lua # LSP (Language Server Protocol) configuration for Neovim.
│ └── null-ls.lua # Configuration for Null-ls (code linting/formatting integration).
├── mappings.lua # Key mappings and shortcuts for Neovim.
├── options.lua # General Neovim options/settings.
└── plugins # Directory for plugin definitions and configurations.
└── init.lua # List of plugins and their initialization/configuration.