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Cloning

cd ~/
git clone https://github.com/matthewbub/dotfiles.git .config

Scripts

1. ./MacOS.sh - installs the core shit that i need on a Macbook
2. ./MacOS_neovim.sh - installs packages used as dependecies in my neovim configuration. You can lauch neovim BEFORE running this script, and then do a :checkhealth to get a sense of what errors this script is aiming to solve.

Manual Setup Steps (After running scripts)

Modify your ~/.gitconfig file to include the this git config associated with this repo

[user]
    name = Your Name
    email = your.email@example.com
[include]
    path = ~/.config/git/config

Neovim - good to knows

hey if it's your first time working with vim, or you want a refresher on the basics, check out this post https://www.matthewbub.com/blog/vim-motions-a-generalists-guide

the setup

https://github.com/nvim-lua/kickstart.nvim helped me get here today but whats funny is i built this config from the ground up, tested several different plugins and ultimtely and organically landed on the same shit in kickstart

• lazy.vim as the package manager
• blink.cmp for lsp completion menus
• telescope.nvim for searching
• gitsigns.nvim for Git
• nvim-treesitter convert code to ASTs
• mason.nvim LSP manager that works on top of nvim-treesitter
• which-key for keeping track of all these hotkeys
• neo-tree file explorer
• harpoon2 for "pinning" files

Hotkeys

navigate completion menus (blink.cmp, normal mode). I have a hard time getting this to stick in my head.

• C-n: Selects the next item in the completion menu.
• C-p: Selects the previous item in the completion menu.
• C-y: Accept the currently selected menu item

general searching of files and contents

While in Normal Mode, type :Telescope to choose from the available options

• :Telescope live_grep: search text in files
• :Telescope find_files: to search for files

Tmux hotkeys

control + b ?: List all Tmux keybindings