Neovim PDE - Personalized Development Environment

A neovim configuration base from the vim community

Awesome Plugins that are used

• Tabnine - AI base autocompletion integrated with cmp
• lsp-trouble - to jumping between lsp warnings
• nvim-treesitter - for accurate syntax highlighting
• vim-windowswap - to swap windows
• nvim-telescope - to preview files while searching
• ctrlsf.vim and vim-visual-multi - to find and replace some text with multi-cursor support
• vim-easy-align - (gaip) Easy align texts
• Neoclip - Clipboard
• Neorg - ORG Mode for organization (Similar to Emacs) ('NEW!')

What's new

• C# (Omnisharp WIP)
• Re-add Galaxyline status line
• Notifications
• Clipboards!
• Lazy.nvim (Faster loading package manager)
• Tabnine autocompletion support
• Update Icon to fix nerd fonts incompatibility
• Laravel blade syntax highlighting (Beta) 🔥
• Neogit - for vim superpowers

Packages Required

• Neovim 0.9+ (required)
• ripgrep
• fd and Chafa - for some reason required by Telescope media files <-- TODO use plugin with sharper preview
• fzf
• Tabnine code complection (Create your own account. Free version is awesome)
• Neorg Note taking plugin (GCC 14+)

Compatible OS

• Mac and Linux (Prefer LINUX)
• Windows - You have to use your own docker container or equivalent - I don't have time for windows :p

LSP Auto-install

• C++ (clang)
• bash
• css
• html
• json
• lua
• intelephense - (Phpactor if not using paid intelephense)
• python
• vim
• yaml
• vue
• emmet ls
• c-sharp
• TailwindCSS
• GraphQL

Custom Syntax Highlighting

• Blade
• Norg - Neo ORG

TODO

• Improve keybindings for Tabnine autocompletion
• Formatters for various web frameworks (disabled by default)

Intelephsense install:

• npm i intelephense -g

Neovim PDE - Folding and Common Commands

Folding Commands

Folding allows you to collapse and expand sections of code for better readability.

• zc: Close fold under cursor
• zo: Open fold under cursor
• za: Toggle fold under cursor
• zM: Close all folds
• zR: Open all folds
• zm: Increase fold level by one
• zr: Decrease fold level by one
• zj: Move to next fold
• zk: Move to previous fold
• zf: Create a fold (in visual mode)
• zd: Delete fold under cursor
• zE: Delete all folds in the current buffer

Navigation

• gg: Go to the top of the file
• G: Go to the bottom of the file
• {: Jump to previous paragraph
• }: Jump to next paragraph
• Ctrl-o: Jump to previous location
• Ctrl-i: Jump to next location
• %: Jump between matching brackets

Search and Replace

• /pattern: Search forward for pattern
• ?pattern: Search backward for pattern
• n: Repeat search in same direction
• N: Repeat search in opposite direction
• :%s/old/new/g: Replace all occurrences of 'old' with 'new' in the file
• :%s/old/new/gc: Replace all occurrences with confirmation

File Management

• :e filename: Edit a file

• :w: Save changes

• :q: Quit (fails if unsaved changes)

• :q!: Quit without saving

• :wq: Save and quit

• :bn: Go to next buffer

• :bp: Go to previous buffer

• :bd: Delete current buffer

• <Leader>,s: Initialize incremental selection (Treesitter)

• <Leader>,c: Increment selection by scope (Treesitter)

• <Leader>,d: Decrement selection (Treesitter)

• <S-f>: Open Telescope file finder

• <D-s>: Save file

• <S-t>: Open Trouble view for errors and warnings

• <S-c>: Close Trouble view

• -: Open parent directory with Oil

• c: Close Oil directory

• <Leader>z: Open LazyGit

Plugin-Specific Commands

NvimTree

• <C-n>: Toggle NvimTree
• a: Add file/directory
• d: Delete file/directory
• r: Rename file/directory
• x: Cut file/directory
• c: Copy file/directory
• p: Paste file/directory

LSP

• gd: Go to definition
• gr: Go to references
• gi: Go to implementation
• K: Show hover information
• <Leader>rn: Rename symbol
• <Leader>ca: Code action

Comment

• gcc: Toggle line comment
• gbc: Toggle block comment

Gitsigns

• ]c: Next hunk
• [c: Previous hunk
• <Leader>hs: Stage hunk
• <Leader>hu: Undo stage hunk
• <Leader>hR: Reset hunk

Remember to replace <Leader> with your actual leader key (typically space or backslash).

For more detailed information on each plugin and its commands, refer to their respective documentation.