Introduction to the code

Greetings everyone. As you can see from the page titel, this is all about my lua file for Neovim. Little reminder, Neovim is a powerfull TUI based IDE with lots of customisation options. In this Wiki, I'm gonna tell you what plugins I use, which Theme will be used and of course the keybinds that make my flow as powerfull as it is.

Lazy.nvim - The Plugin Manager

Core options - Neovim Settings

LSP - Helper with the new API

Catppuccin Theme - What makes Neovim look beautiful

Core utilities - What you'll definitly need

Nvim-Tree - File explorer inside Neovim

Lualine - Fast and customizable statusline

Telescope - A really good fuzzy finder

Treesitter - Syntax highlighting and language-specific features

Code Companion - AI for Neovim (Will be replaced in the future)

Tabby - A declarative, highly configurable, and neovim style tabline plugin

LSPconfig - Collection of configurations for the Neovim LSP client

Nvim-cmp - A completion engine that aims to provide full support for LSP

Git signs - Fast git decorations

Neogit - Version Control system

I use Neogit mostly to stage, commit and push my code.

Open Neogit

In order to open Neogit, simply write \g followed by another g.

Show the difference in a file

Go to the unstaged files and press the TAB Key in when hovering over the file where you want to see the changes.

Stage a file

Neogit show's you how you can do it, you basically just need to press s on the file you want to stage.

Commit a file

Hover over the file in the Staged changes field and press c two times. This will put you into the file where you can write your commit message. Simply write what you want as a message (you're automatically inside the insert mode. When you're done press Escape followed by : and write wq and hit enter.

Push a commit

Press shift and P and p again. Then you can choose which remote you want to push to and hit enter. And that's it. Now your changes should show up on the platform of your choosing.

Comment toggler - Smart and powerful comment plugin for neovim

Which-key - Displays a popup with key binding suggestions as you type a command

Firenvim - Adding Neovim to your browser

Global keymaps

Autocommands - Auto format on save