KnightChaser/nvim-dotfile-v2

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💭 Why a second version?

The first version of my dotfiles was my Neovim day one adventure—cute, but a bit chaotic, with a bunch of copy-pasted configurations from somewhere on the Internet. It had too many unused plugins and a sprinkle of mysterious bugs. So... I waved goodbye and started fresh from scratch! This version is cleaner, more stable, and less stress.

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Installation Guide

Follow these simple steps to summon this config into your terminal world~! Before setting up, prepare your Neovim first. It's encouraged to use Neovim Nightly version, which can be easily managed and installed via nvim-bob tool. Using nightly version(latest available) is always recommended, as it contains the latest features and bug fixes.

1. Install Required Packages

Make sure the essentials are ready (for Ubuntu/Debian-based systems):

sudo apt-get install -y curl ripgrep fd-find make

2. Backup or Remove Old Neovim Config

You can either backup your current setup or wipe it clean:

🔒 Backup (safe & cozy)

mv ~/.config/nvim{,.backup}          # required
mv ~/.local/share/nvim{,.backup}     # optional but recommended
mv ~/.local/state/nvim{,.backup}
mv ~/.cache/nvim{,.backup}

💥 Remove (no regrets, only vibes)

rm -rf ~/.config/nvim*
rm -rf ~/.local/share/nvim*
rm -rf ~/.local/state/nvim*
rm -rf ~/.cache/nvim*

3. Clone the Repository

Fetch this dotfile setup from my GitHub into your Neovim config directory:

git clone git@github.com:KnightChaser/nvim-dotfile-v2.git ~/.config/nvim

4. Launch Neovim & Sync the Magic

Open Neovim:

nvim

Then run this inside Neovim:

:Lazy sync

This will install missing packages, update versions, and basically sparkle things up ✨
Once it’s done, you're ready to Neovim in style~! Stay sharp, stay fluffy, and may your configs never break again~ >_< 💻🌸