• Features
• Plugins
  • UI & Navigation
  • Git Integration
  • Language Server Protocol (LSP)
  • Autocompletion
  • Syntax Highlighting
  • File Navigation
• Color Schemes
• Installation
• Usage
• Customization
• Installation

• LSP & Autocompletion: Powered by lspconfig, nvim-cmp, and LuaSnip for intelligent code completion and navigation.
• Git Integration: With fugitive you have seamless git support directly in Neovim.
• Telescope: A fuzzy finder to quickly search for files, buffers, and other resources.
• Harpoon: Quick file navigation to jump between frequently used files.
• Tree-sitter: Provides syntax highlighting and better code understanding with intelligent parsing.
• Cloak: Censor's the contents of .env file

• Telescope: Fuzzy finder for files, buffers, and more.
• lualine: A statusline plugin to display essential information.
• cloak: Hides the environment variables.

• vim-fugitive: Git commands directly in Neovim.

• nvim-lspconfig: Collection of LSP configurations for various languages.
• mason.nvim: Handles installing and managing LSP servers, linters, and formatters.

• nvim-cmp: Autocompletion plugin for Neovim.
• cmp-buffer: Buffer completion source for nvim-cmp.
• cmp-path: Path completion source for nvim-cmp.
• cmp_luasnip: LuaSnip completion source for nvim-cmp.
• LuaSnip: Snippet engine for Neovim.

• nvim-treesitter: Syntax highlighting and better parsing for many languages.

• Harpoon: Easily manage and switch between files.

• Rose-Pine: A soft and elegant color scheme.
• Tokyonight: A night-friendly color scheme.

1. Install Neovim (if you haven't already) via neovim.io.

2. Install Lazy.nvim: Follow the installation instructions from the official Lazy.nvim repository: Lazy.nvim Installation

3. Clone the repository (or add it to your config directory):

   Clone your configuration into ~/.config/nvim/ (or wherever your Neovim configuration is located).

   git clone https://github.com/WhoisCipher/nvim-config ~/.config/nvim

4. Install Plugins: Open Neovim and run:

   :Lazy sync

   This will automatically install and set up all the plugins.

5. Set the Color Scheme: If you want to switch color schemes, change it in the configuration file:

   :colorscheme rose-pine

   You can switch to tokyonight by replacing rose-pine with tokyonight.

• Telescope: Press <leader>pf to find files, <leader>ps to search for words in files, and <C-p> for git-files.
• LSP: Autocompletion and diagnostics should work out of the box when you open a file.
• Git: Use commands like :Git, :Git commit -m "your commit message", etc., for Git operations.
• Harpoon:
  • Press <leader>a to mark.
  • Press <leader>h, <leader>t, <leader>s & <leader>n between files 1-4 marked respectively.
  • Press <leader>e to open GUI for marked files.

The remaps are all done according to my work-flow under the remaps. Make sure that you change this to your own personal preference as the vim experience has to be all but personalized. Welcome to the vim cult.