NVIMRC V1.7.2

Author

nonoMain - Noam Daniel Eliyahu

TODO

[ ] Update readme
[ ] Add telescope
[ ] Add bash language server
[ ] Reformat and fill snippets for new languages
[ ] Update version to v1.8

Description

My (Programmer) configuration for Neovim.

Auto completion
Language-servers integration using built in nvim-lspconfig and and install script
Git management from inside the editor
Using the tree-sitter parser (better IMO)
cplex colorscheme | link to it's vimcolorsschemes page
Usefull & Light scripts
Mini utils

and of course some other settings mappings and tweaks that help me code faster.

Tested on:

[x] Linux
[x] Mac
[x] Windows (install script not available in batch yet)

Notes

First and foremost this configuration was made for my use so it may not be 'the right one' for you, I deeply encourage any one that uses vim to customize it for themselves and for their type of use (as I mentioned, for me it is mainly programming)
This configuration has been tested so far on Linux and on windows (windows needs a bit more tweaking to get it just right) and is planned to work in a manner that most systems and terminal emulators will run well.
There are a lot of parts in this configuration that need things to go right and be installed (compilers, Language-servers, etc) so for that reason everything used here comes with links for the original pages (didn't included them because they'd bloat the repo and won't be up to date)
All the paths for thins such as servers and files outside of the configuration are in the globals so set them for your paths

Requirements

The requirements for the configuration

for windows users I recommend getting MinGW because it comes with make and gcc

Make - for installing certain plugins (also helps with building projects in general)
C-compiler (e.g gcc) with libstdc++ installed! (windows users!)
Go language - for the color formats coloring plugin
Node.js

Repo layout

Flags:
(a) - automatically runs (Doesn't need to get sourced to init)
(s) - does need to be sourced to init
(n) - doesnt releated to the editor directly (or at all)
(.) - same as the one above it

nvim/
|- init.vim                 F(a) File that initializes the editor's behavior
|- plugins.vim              F(s) Specifies the plugins that need to be installed or loaded and configured (for the plugin manager)
|- README.md                F(n) You'r here, inforamtion about this repo
|- after/                   D(a) Overrule or add to the system-wide configuration
|  |- ftplugin/             D(a) File type specific configuration
|- autoload/                D(a) Place to put scripts that will load automatically and can be accessed from anywhere
|  |- plug.vim              F(.) The plugin manager (vim-plug)
|  |- plugged/              D(.) All the installed plugins are here
|  |- myUtils/              D(.) My utils for the configuration (e.g Devicons, lspinfo, coloring, ..)
|- colors/                  D(a) Colorschemes
|- |- cplex.vim             F(.) my colorscheme (feel free to suggest your own!)
|- configs/                 D(s) All the configurations for non-native things
|  |- lsp-servers/          F(.) Lsp-servers configuration
|  |- plugins/              F(.) Plugins configurations
|- releated/                D(n) Files for editor releated things (e.g Language-servers's setup script and file for generating your own highlight lists)
|- plugin/                  D(a) External scripts used by the editor or the user
|  |- sets.vim              F(.) All the 'set ..' command so the main settings for vim
|  |- mappings.vim          F(.) Most of the mappings (if you don't see here a mapping you look for then check inside the specific plugin's config)

Plugins

Plugin manager is vim-plug

nvim-cmp Lua plugin for auto completions

if your moving from nvim-compe to nvim-cmp beware that now everything is in its own plugin now so...

cmp-buffer - nvim-cmp buffer completions
cmp-path - cmp-path path completions
cmp-spell - vim's spell completions
cmp-nvim-lsp - nvim-lsp lsp completions
cmp-nvim-lua - nvim-lua lua's api completions
cmp-nvim-ultisnips - nvim-ultisnips snippets completions
lspkind-nvim - lsp types Auto completion for neovim

Works well and doesn't come with more features then necessary

nvim-lspconfig Neovim built in language server protocol manager

For running code actions, code diagonstics and smart auto completion it's built in so it's the most trusted on terms of support or maintenance

ultisnips Snippets

If you want a lot of snippets take a look at vim-snippets

nvim-treesitter Better (and faster) text parser

faster, well equipped and good for creating scripts (refactoring, definition tamplates, etc..) for complex code

treesitter-playground

Allowes you to view the 'behind the scenes' of tree-sitter directly in neovim

vim-fugitive Makes Git a seamless part of the vim workflow

"Fugitive is the premier Vim plugin for Git. Or maybe it's the premier Git plugin for Vim? Either way, it's 'so awesome, it should be illegal'. That's why it's called Fugitive." - From it's README.markdown

vim-gitgutter Git's diff displayer

Gotta see what changed while changing some more

vim-surround The best way imo to manage surrounded text, which is essential for code editing

Well integrated into vim's text actions and saves a lot of time

vim-repeat Enables using the . for repeating a plugin map

"Repeat.vim remaps . in a way that plugins can tap into it." - From it's README.markdown

vim-hexokinase Preview colors by coloring their value in their color [e.g #ffffff will be displyed in white (also the word white will be displyed in white]

A true life saver when working on front-end color tables or any other place where coloring by rgb/hex/hsl values

vim-copilot Github's AI pair programmer which suggests wise completions as you type

A very interesting tool which we all need to follow closely and carefully

Language-servers

All the language-servers installing is inside setup_lang_servers script

clangd - C/Cpp/Objc/Objcpp language server - config

C 'family' ls

pyright - Python language server - config

Microsoft's python ls

eclipse-jdt-ls - Java language server - config

Eclipse's ls, many say that it is hard to configure but it's the best out there

gopls - Golang language server - config

The official Go language server developed by the Go team

vim-language-server - Vim script language server - config

Usefull to have if your customizing your Vim

sumneko-lua-ls - Lua language server - config

Usefull to have if your customizing your Neovim

Pictures

colorscheme

colorscheme on clear terminal

Statusline

statusline

history browser

file history browser

Tabline `Selected , Normal , Modified , Warning , Error`

tabline