My neovim

My config on github.

I'm using nvim as a code editor, mainly for latex and markdown.

Usage

latex

using vimtex to detect math environment, and texlab lsp to complie.

cmp blink.cmp and ultisnips luasnip to enhance editing.

check this wiki.

markdown

mkdnflow to enhance.

leadermp to open markdown-preview This is not necessary. Just render it in the terminal.

Detail Configure

options

in /lua/config/options.lua

lsp

Config lsp by native nvim. Steal serval functions from nvim-lspconfig.

plugins

I am using lazy.nvim as my plugins manager. Plugins are divided in serval
classes, and following are some of mostly used plugins:

• edit: enhance for editing
  • mini.surround,
  • kylechui/nvim-surround
  • mini.align,
  • mini.splitjoin, gJ and gK to split or joint
  • treej
  • fcitx.nvim, 中文输入自动切换
  • nvim-autopairs,
  • zen-mode.nvim zen mode, focus on editing snacks.nvim
  • undotree, like a temporary git
  • vim-translator, translate words
  • hop.nvim, jump anywhere
  • nvim-cmp,
  • cmp-nvim-ultisnips, commute ultisnips with cmp
  • cmp-nvim-lsp, lsp source
  • cmp-buffer, source from other buffers
  • cmp-path, path source
  • blink.cmp
  • ultisnips, snippets
  • copilot.lua, copilot source
• editor: enhance for latex and markdown
  • vimtex, for latex
  • markdown-preview.nvim, preview md in browser
  • markview.nvim
  • render-markdown, render md in nvim
  • mkdnflow.nvim, help edit list, table etc in nvim
• git: using git in nvim
  • gitsigns.nvim, show git status at left, jump by hunks
  • diffview.nvim, show diff with history files
  • neogit
• lsp:
  • nvim-lspconfig, Configure lsp
  • mason.nvim, install lsp
  • glance.nvim, jump by definitions, references etc
  • outline.nvim, jump by symbols etc
• file explorer:
  • neo-tree.nvim, file tree
  • yazi.nvim, yazi (tui file manager) in float terminal
  • snacks.picker.explorer, part of snacks.nvim
  • mini.files
• fuzzy finder
  • telescope.nvim,
  • snacks.picker, part of snacks.nvim
• ui:
  • nightfox.nvim, my theme
  • nvim-colorizer.lua, show color like #123dfe
  • lualine.nvim, modeline, bufferline etc
  • hlchunk.nvim, show indent line etc
• enhance native functions:
  • lazy.nvim, plugin manager
  • wilder.nvim, : cmd and / search
  • which-key.nvim, show leader key sequence
  • nvim-spectre, search and replace
  • vim-startuptime, show start up time
  • suda.vim, sudo write files

miscellanea