Install

Mac/Linux:

git clone https://github.com/mikkurogue/nvim.config.git "${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}"/nvim

Fish terminal on unix systems: set -Ux XDG_CONFIG_HOME $HOME/.config git clone https://github.com/mikkurogue/nvim.config.git $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/nvim

Windows:

For cmd.exe git clone https://github.com/mikkurogue/nvim.config.git %userprofile%\AppData\Local\nvim\

For powershell.exe: git clone https://github.com/mikkurogue/nvim.config.git $env:USERPROFILE\AppData\Local\nvim\

Dependencies

• Luarocks
• Lua 5.3+

Language server deps

• Rust analyzer (rustup)
• TSServer (vstls coming soon hopefully if im not too lazy) (npm i -g typescript-language-server)
• gopls (make sure go is in PATH)

nvim master mind giga cheet sheet for this config:

Normal mode:

• <space> ca - open code actions
• i enter edit mode
• v enter visual mode
• h,j,k,l traverse the buffer (arrow keys work too)
• w move forward to next token start (usually next start of word)
• b move backward to previous end token (usually end of previous word)
• ctrl ww move from window to window (like neotree to buffer, or buffer to neotree)
• ctrl wv create a window vertically with the current buffer
• :w! write file (without ! its just write file without forcing it)
• :q! quit buffer/window (without ! its just quit without forcing it)
• :Neotree toggle nvim script command to toggle the tree
• :Fzf buffers fuzzy find through all open buffers/files
• :Fzf files fuzzy find through all files in directory
• shift a [A] in neotree, this adds file or directory in current position of neotree cursor
• dd delete line in buffer
• d delete dir/file in neotree at position of cursor
• p paste from nvim clipboard (see y in visual mode)
• :! <shell command> runs a shell command from the nvim command line
• ctrl arrow-up / ctrl arrow-down create a new cursor up or down a line on the same column.
• :<any number> jump to the line number in the current buffer
• shift f [F] - fuzzy find files
• shift b [B] - fuzzy find buffers

Visual mode

• h,j,k,l (or arrow keys) to select text in file
• d delete selection
• y yank to clipboard (not to system clipboard to nvim clipboard, its a bit confusing at first)
• (more coming soon im still learning vim)