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Mike's Dot Files Repo

This repo contains all the dotfiles for any and all projects/themes that are involved in anyway with my workflow. No PRs will be accepted. This is my trash.

Consider everything you see here to only work on Linux unless its explicitly called out otherwise

REWRITE INCOMING! <!

TODO

  • Create Installation Script (Consider having this be part of the shellrc?) Current Target
  • Fold .p10k.sh into shellrc

Neovim Configuration

Neovim Configuration Dependencies

  • ctags (Recommended use of universal ctags)
  • yarn

Neovim Configuration Installation

The Neovim configuration can be installed by either downloading the various configuration files and placing them in their appropriate places, or cloning this repo and symlinking them

  • editors/nvim/init.vim == $HOME/.config/nvim/init.vim
  • editors/nvim/coc-settings.json == $HOME/.config/nvim/coc-settings.json
  • editors/nvim/coc-package.json == $HOME/.config/coc/extensions/package.json

Once properly symlinked, coc will need its extensions installed

$ cd $HOME/.config/coc/extensions && yarn install

Finally, open up vim and run :PlugInstall to finish the extension setup -->

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miversen-dotfiles's Issues

Use dev.fallback in lazy.nvim

I pull requested folke/lazy.nvim#446 in lazy.nvim a while ago so you should be able to remove these lines

for _, plugin in ipairs(plugins) do
-- Check if 'dev' is enabled, if it is, check if the directory it points to exists
-- if it doesn't, switch dev to false
if plugin.dev then
local dir_glob = vim.fn.glob(plugin.dir)
if not plugin.dir or not dir_glob or dir_glob:len() == 0 then
plugin.dev = false
plugin.dir = nil
end
end
end
return plugins

Something like this will work

require("lazy").setup("plugins", {
	dev = {
		path = "~/git",
		patterns = { "miversen33" },
		fallback = true
	}
})

Put virtual environment picker in lualine

For languages that have virtual environment capabilities, we should put something in lualine (to the right of the lsp?) that you can select (or call a command) to change the current virtual environment. There may be a plugin out there for this already

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