This is the distro neovim for fullstack development.
š Performance for time startup: 24ms - 50ms(about 50 plugins)
Plugin | Description |
---|---|
lazy | A plugin manager that loads plugins lazily to ensure fast startup times. |
nvim-lspconfig | Support default lsp for (lua, python, web development, java, bash, c-c++ ) |
mason | Automatically installs LSP servers, formatters, linters, and debug adapters |
conform | Fast formatter |
nvim-cmp | A lightweight completion plugin |
witch | Main theme |
url-open | Great plugin to open the url under cursor |
stcursorword | Highlight all words similar to the word under the cursor |
buffer-closer | Automatic close unused buffers |
nvim-tree | A fast and lightweight file explorer |
toggleterm | Includes a terminal using toggleterm |
gitsigns, git-conflict | Integrates Git functionality with gitsigns and git-conflict plugins for a seamless Git experience. |
comment | A plugin for easily generating comments. |
dap, dapui | Offers debugging capabilities with dap and dapui plugins. |
treesitter | Provides syntax highlighting |
autopairs | Auto generate pairs |
rainbow-delimiters | Beautiful bracket highlighting |
ccc | A color picker using ccc |
sttusline | A very lightweight, super fast and lazyloading statusline plugin for neovim written in lua |
telescope | Provides a file finder using telescope, a fuzzy finder plugin for files, buffers, and more. |
And many more plugins that you can see in plugins/init.lua
We provide you two files for keymap.
One for plugin key map (~/.config/nvim/lua/core/plugmap.lua).(This file will be load on startup)
One for some custom default nvim map (~/.config/nvim/lua/core/nvimmap.lua). In this file if any keymap you want it run on startup please put your map function in map_on_startup function
We provide you a function to map
---@tparam table|string mode : Table mode used for applying the key map if only one mode you can use string
---@tparam string key : The key you wish to map.
---@tparam function|string map_to : The key or function to be executed by the keymap.
---@tparam table|number opts : Options to be applied in vim.keymap.set.
--- - Default opts = 1.
--- - opts = 1 for noremap and silent and nowait.
--- - opts = 2 for not noremap and silent.
--- - opts = 3 for noremap and not silent.
--- - opts = 4 for not noremap and not silent.
--- - opts = 5 for expr and noremap and silent.
--- - opts = 6 for noremap and silent and wait.
--- - opts = 7 for noremap and silent and nowait and expr.
---@tparam table extend_opts: Extension or overriding of opts if opts is a number.
require("utils.mapper").map(mode, key, map_to, opts, extend_opts)
--- Examples:
require("utils.mapper").map({ "n", "v" }, "gx", "<esc>:URLOpenUnderCursor<cr>", { desc = "Open URL under cursor" })
require("utils.mapper").map("n" }, "gx", "<esc>:URLOpenUnderCursor<cr>", 2, { desc = "Open URL under cursor" })
We use mason plugin to automatically install lsps, debuggers, linters
To ensure a package is automatically synced on startup, you can create a .masonrc.json
file in the project's root directory or add
packages to ensured_installed in ~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/configs/mason.lua
If you want disable automatically synced mason packages on startup, you can change
auto_sync = false
in ~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/configs/mason.lua
Additionally, you can manually sync the package by using the command :MasonSyncPackages
in your neovim
Example .masonrc.json
Arch Linux:
sudo pacman -S xclip fd ripgrep
yay -S ttf-hack-nerd
Clone this repository into your Neovim configuration directory.
Linux and MacOS:
SSH method (recommended)
[ -d ~/.config/nvim ] && mv ~/.config/nvim ~/.config/nvim.bak ; git clone git@github.com:sontungexpt/stinvim.git ~/.config/nvim --depth 1
[ -d ~/.config/nvim ] && mv ~/.config/nvim ~/.config/nvim.bak ; git clone https://github.com/sontungexpt/stinvim.git ~/.config/nvim --depth 1
Windows (git bash)
[ -d %USERPROFILE%/Local/nvim ] && mv %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\nvim %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\nvim.bak ; git clone https://github.com/sontungexpt/stinvim.git %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\nvim --depth 1
You will also need to install the plugins. This configuration uses the lazy.nvim plugin manager to manage plugins. You can install the plugins by opening Neovim and running :Lazy sync
In this distro we enable two providers: nodejs and python so please install it or you can disable it in file ~/.config/nvim/lua/core/provider.lua
# for nodejs
npm install -g neovim
# for ruby
# gem install neovim
# for python
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install --upgrade pip
pip install neovim
:Lazy sync
This configuration is highly customizable and easy to configure.
If you find any issues with this configuration or would like to contribute, please feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue.
This configuration is licensed under the MIT license - see the LICENSE file for details.