Some of the configuration includes:

• Editor - neovim
  • Configured in Lua
  • See config/nvim/lua/j/plugins.lua for the used plugins
  • Palenightfall color scheme
  • Neovim's built-in LSP client
  • nvim-treesitter for highlighting
  • telescope.nvim for navigation
• Terminal emulator - Kitty
• Shell - Zsh (custom configuration)
• Wallpaper

git clone --recurse-submodules [email protected]:JoosepAlviste/dotfiles.git

cd dotfiles
chmod +x bin/makesymlinks
./bin/makesymlinks

This will symlink all of the files and folders inside dots/ into your home folder prefixed by . and everything from config/ to your ~/.config/ folder.

The next time you start vim, it will automatically install lazy.nvim and Vim plugins. You should run :MasonInstallAll in order to install the required external programs. Also, check out packages_list.md for extra programs to install.

The utility scripts in bin/ are automatically added to the Zsh path, so you can run makesymlinks anywhere.

git pull

Maybe run ./bin/makesymlinks again.

The Neovim configuration is split into many files and is located in config/nvim/.

• autoload/: functions that are used in other files and can be autoloaded. I still have a few functions here that I haven't converted to Lua.
• ftplugin/: configuration for specific file types
• lua/j/: Lua files for settings, mappings, and my own modules
• lua/j/plugins/: configuration of plugins
• lua/j/plugins/lsp/: configuration for Neovim's built-in LSP
• init.lua: basic settings and requiring other files