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README.md

Neovim Config

What is this?

These are my personal configuration for neovim.

How to use this config?

This Configuration works best in GNU/Linux platform. Other systems are also supported, but they see less testing, so expect more bugs. Supported Systems:

  • MS Windows, preferably running on MSYS2 Environment (Running on MS Windows directly is untested)
  • Android, on Termux
  • Theoretically it runs on MacOS and BSDs, but it’s untested, as I don’t have access to any MacOS/BSD system (yet)

Neovim Version

This configuration can only be used with Neovim version 0.5 and up

External Dependencies

Some plugins require python extensions for neovim

Language Servers

Installation

  1. Download/Clone this git repo to $HOME/.config/nvim
mkdir -p  $HOME/.config
git clone "https://git.telosama.xyz/iang/neovim-config.git" $HOME/.config/nvim
  1. Start Neovim , then do this command:
:PackerSync
:PackerCompile
:COQdeps

And Done!

Philosophy

  • Just to keep it as simple as possible
  • It's a text editor, not an IDE, so just keep simple plugins to help text editing.
  • These are not rules, they are more of a suggestion/guideline

Support/Contribution

As can be seen, the author of this repo is a beginner in english and programming, especially in Lua & Git. So, any constructive help, criticism, contributions are very welcome.