Surely overcomplicated
Absolutely not finished
Extremely heretical ;p

I was aware of vim/nvim for years, after switching to linux I figured It was
finally time to try it out.
At first I hesitated between nvim and emacs, but lua and the motions intrigued me...
I am still in the "hjkl? hu no? arrow's fine" phase though, haha.

My text editor journey:
Code::Blocks → Notepad++ → Visual Studio → VSCode → Neovim

✨ Features

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✏️Editing

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• Hundreds of custom keymaps (I am unable to stop myself ;p)
• Extensive mouse support! (°)°) with mouse binds!
• Native Word "speed dial" in normal mode with + / -
• with Easy toggling of booleans: true/false, yes/no, on/off
• and Capitalization flipping
• Auto-pairing via nvim-autopairs
• Built-in white spaces trimming on save (+custom command)
• Completion via blink.cmp, with extensive config including cmdline completion
• Built-in auto save with a timer every 7min

🧠 Text intelligence

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Supported languages:

• lua
• markdown
• yaml
• toml
• bash

Tools:

• Treesitter highlighting
• LSP
• Custom snippets
• nvim-lint,
• conform.nvim

• sniprun

📂 File Management

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• neo-tree
• oil.nvim
• custom user commands and keymaps, delete current file, set readonly, move dir etc...

🖼 UI

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• lualine with many custom components
• barbar.nvim for tabs
• custom winbar, displaying curr file path

• customized statuscolumn thanks to gitsign, statuscol-nvim and some tweaking

• trouble.nvim

• indent-blankline.nvim

💾 Session Management

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Tiny helpers:

• Auto save on VimLeavePre
• Command to save/edit session
• Reload session with a custom command

Currently only supports one global session

🎨 Theme

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• Based on Nightfox
• Custom highlight groups
• Tweaked for a black & white eInk monitor -- no proper colors for now

📦 Plugin Management

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• Managed via lazy.nvim

🚀 Installation

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Install the latest version of neovim with your package manager of choice.
Backup existing config files if applicable.

mv ~/.config/nvim ~/.config/nvim.bak

Go to config files location

cd ~/.config/nvim/

Clone the repo:

git clone https://github.com/qiine/qiine-nvim-conf.git

Open Neovim.

nvim  

Plugins will install automatically thanks to lazy.nvim

🧪 Requirements

• Terminal
  I choosed wezterm, config: github.com/qiine/wezterm-conf

  As neovim is a terminal centered application and I use a very complex sets of keybinds, a terminal supporting kitty keyboard reporting protocol or similar is a must.

  I have not spent any time making my nvim config usable with other terminals and don't plan to. (I know Konsol struggles)

• git

• ripgrep

• fd

• fzf

optional

• stylua
• marksman
• lua_ls
• luacheck
• eslint_d

📜 License

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This project is licensed under the MIT License.