Neovim Configuration

This is my baller neovim config. There is barely no plugin left under defaults.

Features

• Bleeding Edge: Leverages Neovim 0.12+ features including vim.pack for plugin management and the new vim.lsp.config API.
• Custom UI Components:
  • Dynamic Theme System: A hand-rolled color scheme (vanilla++) (lua/config/coloring.lua) that generates semantic colors for both light and dark modes.
  • Custom Tabline: A minimal tabline (lua/config/tabline.lua) showing only relevant buffers and allowing quick tab switching via A, S, D, F keys.
  • Custom Statuscolumn: Combines line numbers, signs, and a visual border (lua/config/statuscolumn.lua).
• Opinionated Workflow: Preconfigured for web development (Typescript, React, Tailwind, Jinja) with specific formatting, linting, and navigation preferences.
• AI Integration is WIP

Prerequisites

• Neovim: v0.12.0+ (Required for vim.pack and vim.lsp.config).
• External Tools:
  • ripgrep (for search)
  • fd (for file finding)
  • LSPs & Formatters

Installation

1. Clone the repository into your Neovim config directory:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/nvim-config.git ~/.config/nvim

2. Start Neovim. The init.lua will automatically bootstrap plugins using vim.pack.

Theming

The configuration defines a custom color palette in lua/config/coloring.lua. It generates helper functions for manipulating hex codes (darken_hex, lighten_hex).

Highlights are applied dynamically based on vim.o.background:

File Structure

.
├── init.lua                  # Entry point, loads config and plugins
├── lua/
│   ├── config/
│   │   ├── coloring.lua      # Color manipulation utils
│   │   ├── highlights.lua    # Theme definitions
│   │   ├── keymaps.lua       # Global keymaps
│   │   ├── settings.lua      # Vim options
│   │   ├── statuscolumn.lua  # Custom statuscolumn
│   │   └── tabline.lua       # Custom tabline
│   ├── lsp/                  # LSP configs (e.g., Tailwind)
│   └── plugins/              # Custom plugin specifications
├── queries/                  # Treesitter queries (Jinja overrides)
└── snippets/                 # Custom VSCode-style snippets