Hi ! I'm Zakaria Fadli

Welcome to my Neovim configuration!

This configuration is designed to be used with Neovim 0.5.0 or later.

On my day to day I use Neovim for C/C++, Python, and Lua development.

Approach

Lua first

Lua fist approach, with a almost no vimscript.

Modularity

Plugin configurations are separated into their own files.

Reasonable Minimalism

Only the necessary plugins are installed. But this config is still made for modern desktop machines. Not minimalist enough for an embedded Linux editor.

Main features

Efficient code navigation

• Telescope for fuzzy finding files and grepping
• Use TAGS file for code navigation (Automatically generated by Vim-Gutentags)
  • LSP code navigation is also available but not always reliable.
• Uses Ripgrep for grepping

LSP support

Language Server Protocol support for C/C++, Python, and Lua. Very good for real time code linting/analysis and completion.

C/C++

Uses Clangd as LSP server.

Uses clang-tidy for code linting. As long as you have .clang-tidy config file in your project root, it will be used. Can check many things, such as if you C++ is modern enough ;)

• TODO: Add clang-format support

Python

Uses Pyright as LSP server.

Lua

Uses Sumneko as LSP server. I use this doe

Remembering keybindings

How do i rememeber all the keybindings? I don't. I use whichkey to show me all the keybindings for the current mode.

Git integration

• Mainly use TIG for git operations
• Gitsigns for showing git diff in the gutter
• Add ]g and [g for navigating git diff hunks

File explorer

• Nvim-tree does the job

Autocompletion

• uses nvim-cmp for autocompletion.
• LSP based completion
• Snippets support
• Copilot (AI based completion, disabled by default)

Generative AI

• Copilot (Disabled by default), Enable with :CopilotEnable or keymap <leader>cp (risk of IP leakage, refer to https://copilot.github.com/ for more info)
• ChatGPT, does not read your code, but can be talked to using prompts. see www.github.com/jackMort/ChatGPT.nvim