cool-mist
38 lines
1.3 KiB
Markdown
38 lines
1.3 KiB
Markdown
# Nvimconfigs #
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My neovim settings. Contrary to popular opinion of breaking down your configs, this configuration is a single file because why not!! It is very difficult to split them anyways with plugin dependencies on other plugins, plugins defining keybinds in their setup and so on.
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This uses Lazy as the plugin manager.
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# Prerequisites #
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- Tested on Arch and Windows native. Should probably work on both linux and windows.
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- `neovim`
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- `npm`
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- `python`
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- `python-pynvim`
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- `pip`
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- `go`
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- `rust`
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- `ripgrep` - for fuzzy searching
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# Installation #
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- `make install` if on linux.
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- Otherwise, follow the manual process below
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## Manually ##
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Above command will take a backup of your current vim settings in `~/.config/nvim/init.lua` and installs the configs from this project. Therefore, to install manually, you can
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- Download and place this manually in that location. On windows, it is `$env:LocalAppData\nvim\init.lua`. On Linux, it is `~/.config/nvim/init.lua`.
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# Post Install #
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- Open `init.lua`. Lazy will take care of installing everything that is required. You might need to manually install the netcoredbg for debugging C#. Check the comments in the init.lua for more guidance.
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# Updating #
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- Periodically run `git pull`, open `init.lua`, run `:Lazy` and `<Shift> + s` to update the plugins.
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