Welcome to this set of opinionated dotfiles provided by Factorial to be able to start a Gitpod instance preconfigured with all the required configuration to run Neovim.

This is of dotfiles is configured using a chezmoi. If you need more help about how to extend this configuration, feel free to refer to the chezmoi webpage.

Also, feel free to fork this repository to customize your own dotfiles with those configurations that don't match with the current one.

Here you have a great video introduction explaining some of the greatest features of this configuration:

Pau Loom

If you want to configure this dotfiles for your Gitpod setup, you can go to https://gitpod.io/preferences and set this repository url in your Dotfiles section.

If you want to know more how the dotfiles in Gitpod work, go to https://www.gitpod.io/docs/config-dotfiles

These dotfiles include all the configuration required to run Nvim with all common LSP's used in Factorial, like Typescript Server, Eslint, Rubocop, Sorbet, etc.

You can review almost all the keybindings we have in private_dot_config/nvim/lua/plugins/which-key.lua, but these are some of the main ones:

• <leader> + <leader>: Search files in the current project with FZF
• <leader> + n: Open / Close the file explorer
• <leader> + m: Find the current file in the file explorer
• <leader> + d + d: Find all the LSP offenses for the current file
• <leader> + l + a: Find all the LSP references
• <leader> + l + d: Find all the LSP definitions
• <leader> + l + r: Trigger a variable rename
• <leader> + l + f: Trigger a LSP code actions

Note: Our current <leader> in NVim is SPACE

If you want to start Copilot in Nvim an enjoy the great tool included in the editor just run :Copilot to authenticate.

We included some common alias used by some of us. If you want to review them or add more, go to private_dot_config/bash/alias.bash

If you want to clear the screen, you will be able to do it with: Ctrl + l

If you want to start a Tmuxinator session with quite similar to the old devenvs, you can run the command devenv. This command will start a Tmuxinator session attaching some of the Gitpod background processes.

These dot files include FZF. This is one of the best files fuzzy finder you will find out there. If you want to get the best potential of it, try:

• Ctrl + r: Press this sequence to find executed commands in your terminal.
• Ctrl + t: Press this sequence to find files in the current directory.