Easy Neovim with Lua

A basic Neovim setup to start with. All the features that you would expect in a modern code editor have been set up, including:

• Autocomplete using Neovim's built in LSP for fast completion.
• Syntax highlighting using Treesitter.
• Default Tokyonight theme for a pretty editing experience.
• A filetree for project navigation.
• Telescope plugin for faster file navigation.
• Fast and easily extensible plugin management using Lazy.nvim.
• Cleaner and more modern interface using noice.nvim. (experimental)
• A few of my own shortcuts to make editing more fun and efficient.

Screenshots

Installation

Clone the repo with:

git clone https://github.com/BadLoaf/nvim-lua-config.git

And copy the contents of the folder to your config folder. For Linux, this is usually ~/.config/nvim

Usage

First Time Users

If this is your first time using vim/neovim, it is highly recommended to learn basic vim usage with :Tutor.

Installing Language Support

To install syntax highlighting for a language, use

:TSInstall <language>

and to install autocompletion, use

:MasonInstall <language>

Use tab while writing the language name to see all the available options.

Basic keybindings

Ctrl-N Toggle filetree
Leader-ff Search project files quickly with Telescope
Leader-fg Perform live grep on project files (requires ripgrep)