This is a modern Neovim configuration based on Lua. It uses lazy.nvim for plugin management and includes a wide range of plugins to enhance the development experience, from UI improvements to powerful coding assistance features.

• Plugin Manager: Uses lazy.nvim for fast and easy plugin management.
• Modern UI: A beautiful and functional UI with a custom theme, file icons, bufferline, and statusline.
• Enhanced LSP: Full-featured Language Server Protocol (LSP) support with auto-completion, code navigation, and diagnostics.
• Debugging: Integrated debugging support with nvim-dap and a UI for a seamless debugging experience.
• AI-Powered Development: Integrates with GitHub Copilot and CodeCompanion for AI-assisted coding.
• File Explorer: A modern file explorer with oil.nvim.
• Fuzzy Finding: Fast fuzzy finding for files, buffers, and more with snacks.nvim.
• Syntax Highlighting: Advanced syntax highlighting with nvim-treesitter.
• Git Integration: Git integration with diffview.nvim and snacks.nvim.
• And much more: Auto-pairing, surrounding, commenting, code formatting, and more.

This configuration uses lazy.nvim as its plugin manager. The plugin configurations are located in the lua/plugins/ directory.

Key commands for managing plugins:

• <leader>ll: Open the lazy.nvim interface.
• <leader>li: Install plugins.
• <leader>ls: Sync plugins.
• <leader>lu: Update plugins.
• <leader>lc: Check for updates.

Here is a list of the main plugins used in this configuration:

• nvim-treesitter: For advanced syntax highlighting and parsing.
• plenary.nvim: A library of useful Lua functions.
• nvim-web-devicons: Adds file type icons to Neovim.

• catppuccin: The default theme.
• lualine.nvim: A fast and customizable statusline.
• bufferline.nvim: A stylish bufferline.
• noice.nvim: A pretty UI for messages and cmdline.
• which-key.nvim: Displays a popup with possible keybindings.
• edgy.nvim: A plugin for managing window layouts.
• markview.nvim: A markdown previewer.

• nvim-lspconfig: Configurations for the Neovim LSP client.
• mason.nvim: A package manager for LSP servers, DAP servers, linters, and formatters.
• mason-lspconfig.nvim: Bridges mason.nvim with nvim-lspconfig.
• lspsaga.nvim: An LSP UI plugin.
• blink.cmp: A completion plugin for Neovim.
• nvim-autopairs: A plugin for auto-pairing brackets and quotes.
• nvim-surround: A plugin for surrounding text with pairs.
• Comment.nvim: A plugin for commenting code.
• conform.nvim: A plugin for formatting code.

• nvim-dap: A Debug Adapter Protocol client for Neovim.
• nvim-dap-ui: A UI for nvim-dap.

• copilot.lua: GitHub Copilot integration.
• codecompanion.nvim: A plugin for interacting with AI code assistants.

• auto-session: A session manager for Neovim.
• code_runner.nvim: A code runner plugin.
• diffview.nvim: A diff viewer.
• flash.nvim: A plugin for quick navigation.
• lazydev.nvim: A plugin for developing Neovim plugins.
• oil.nvim: A file explorer.
• osc52.nvim: A plugin for copying to the system clipboard.
• outline.nvim: A code outline viewer.
• snacks.nvim: A collection of useful UI components.
• trouble.nvim: A pretty list for diagnostics.
• vim-table-mode: A plugin for creating tables.
• yazi.nvim: A file manager.

This configuration defines a set of key mappings to streamline your workflow. Here are some of the most important ones:

• <leader>: The leader key is mapped to the space bar.
• <leader>e: Open the file explorer.
• <leader>f: Find files, buffers, and more.
• <leader>s: Search for text in files.
• <leader>g: Git related actions.
• <leader>l: LSP related actions.
• <leader>a: AI related actions.
• <leader>w: Session management.
• <leader>b: Buffer management.
• <leader>u: Utility toggles (spell, wrap, etc.).

For a full list of key mappings, please refer to the lua/base/mappings.lua file.

git clone https://cnb.cool/franklxw/neovim $HOME/.config/nvim

git clone https://cnb.cool/franklxw/neovim $HOME\AppData\Local\nvim

git clone https://cnb.cool/franklxw/neovim ~\AppData\Local\nvim

If you want to use the LSP features, you need to install the language servers manually. You can do this using mason.nvim, which is included in this configuration.