Uses NvChad distribution

[!TIP] for Linux
git clone https://github.com/sarrtle/my-vim-config.git .config/nvim
for windows
git clone https://github.com/sarrtle/my-vim-config.git appdata/local/nvim

• open your terminal and run nvim
• wait for it to install then run :Mason
• wait for it to load and run :MasonInstallAll this will install the plugins
• If there is some missing plugins like lua-language-server, you can install it manually with :MasonInstall lua-language-server

Python plugins

• basedpyright, mypy, pylint, black

  Web development plugins

• typescript-language-server, tailwindcss-language-server, prettierd, emmet-language-server

Notes and features

1. Mypy cache disabled: performance is not really noticeable, I just hate how mypy cache always created on my project directory.
2. Basedpyright diagnostics is disabled: since it is annoying to have duplicates info from mypy, pylint and basedpyright. Basedpyright is for auto completion only.
3. Auto close tags on react html: whenever you write any html tags, it will be automatically close. <p>This is a paragraph</p>
4. Auto formatting: By following code writing standard, your code will be automatically clean from bad writing. Both python and Web development works.

To fix in the future

• pylint is slow, use ruff instead but the current none-ls doesn't seem to have ruff yet from their builtins.
• jedi-language-server doesn't support curoutine or async related-function on returning autocompletion, it always shows as normal function. This info might be useful if you are planning to use jedi-language-server. Use basedpyright instead.
• use lazyvim instead, nvchad offers simple and easy setup but hard to configure. With lazyvim, we can configure it from lower level as far as I know. But nvchad is becoming more better and providing easy configurations for beginners who wants to use some plugins.

Images

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