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A fast, modern, modular, simple, and extensible Neovim configuration handcrafted by Michael-JB.

Note: This is my personal Neovim configuration. I may add/remove/change things at any time, so I do not recommend tracking this repository. Instead, copy the parts that you like or fork it as a starting point for your own configuration.

Features

• Lazy-loading of plugins via lazy.nvim
• Interactive file explorer via neo-tree.nvim and nvim-window-picker
• Auto-install of LSP servers via mason.nvim, mason-lspconfig.nvim and nvim-lspconfig
• Syntax highlighting via nvim-treesitter
• Autocomplete via nvim-cmp
• Auto-formatting via conform.nvim and mason-conform.nvim
• Fuzzy-search everywhere via telescope.nvim
• Fast code navigation via flash.nvim
• Annotated keymaps via which-key.nvim
• GitHub Copilot via copilot.vim and CopilotChat.nvim
• Inline git blame via git-blame.nvim
• Seamless navigation to tmux via nvim-tmux-navigation
• Light and dark themes via kanagawa.nvim
• ...

Prerequisites

Note: I've only tested this configuration on Unix systems.

Required

• Git >= 2.19.0
• Neovim >= 0.10.0
• A C compiler toolchain for tree-sitter (more info)
• Some things that you probably have already: curl, tar, unzip, gzip.

Optional (but recommended)

• A terminal that supports true colour and undercurl, e.g., iTerm2 or WezTerm.
• A Nerd Font of your choice for icons
• Ripgrep for searching with Telescope
• Node.js for GitHub Copilot
• Language-specific package managers (e.g., cargo and npm) for LSP servers in these languages

Install

1. Clone this repository to ~/.config/nvim:

mkdir -p ~/.config
git clone [email protected]:Michael-JB/papaya-nvim.git ~/.config/nvim

2. Run nvim. It will automatically install the plugins.
3. Run :checkhealth to make sure everything is set up correctly.
4. Run :Copilot setup to set up GitHub Copilot.