Capybara neovim config

The one and only capybara config for neovim

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Installation

NOTE: If you already have a config for neovim you should back up it by typing something similar to:

$ mv ~/.config/nvim ~/.config/nvim-old

Note that this method move your old config to a different directory to avoid loosing it completely.

Now you can simply clone the repo in the nvim directory:

$ git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/samuelemusiani/capybara-nvim ~/.config/nvim

Now if you start neovim everything should be installed automatically.

Keybinds

The majority of the remaps are in the lua/capyabra/lazy.lua file.

The followings are some of the most important:

• <Space>f search recursively for files under the current directory.
• <Space>F search recursively for files under the current GIT directory.
• <Space>g use ripgrep to search recursively for a regex in the current directory.
• <Space>b list and select all the open buffers.
• <Space>e expand a warning or error message in a separate window.
• <Space>r rename a symbol with LSP.
• K expand a type or a function signature (it's the lsp hover).
• gd go to definition.
• <Space>y copy the current selection into the system clipboard. This work in visual mode and with the Y, too.
• <Space>pv open the vim file explorer.

For rust

In order to get help for rust std you need to install rust-src:

pacman -S rust-src