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# Simple af mininal neovim config
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# Simple neovim config, with only a small amount of plugins
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- [Simple neovim config, with only a small amount of plugins](#simple-neovim-config-with-only-a-small-amount-of-plugins)
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- [Package manager/Lazy loading/Lua compilation for faster startup time](#package-managerlazy-loadinglua-compilation-for-faster-startup-time)
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- [Package manager](#package-manager)
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- [Lazy loading](#lazy-loading)
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- [Lua config compilation for faster startup](#lua-config-compilation-for-faster-startup)
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- [Colorscheme](#colorscheme)
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- [Treesitter](#treesitter)
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- [Lsp](#lsp)
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- [Code completion/autocompletion and snippets](#code-completionautocompletion-and-snippets)
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Very simple neovim config with just stuff I need to do my work/act like I'm a worker.
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Trying to use as many built in stuff as possible ( That's the main reason I'm rocking the nighly version of neovim ).
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I have all my configurations in a `lua/config` directory with a pack.lua file for some plugins that don't need any configurations.
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Now I will try and go over a couple type of plugins that I'm using or that I'm not using because it's now built in or just annoying and I don't understand why people use them.
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## Package manager/Lazy loading/Lua compilation for faster startup time
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This is a pretty broad category because the most popular package manager lazy actually does all of this that's why I have it all mentioned here.
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### Package manager
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I'm using the new built in neovim package manager **pack** that's currently only available in the neovim nighly v0.12
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### Lazy loading
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I don't do any lazy loading, I only use ( Looks at notes ) 6 packages only, and they all are either just a colorscheme or have amazing built in lazyloading.
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### Lua config compilation for faster startup
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This is a feature that lazy.nvim does, and another plugin called impatient.nvim ( I believe that's the name ), but neovim has a built in feature for that since couple version ago ( It's still "experimenta" ) that works as well as the options named before.
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## Colorscheme
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Using gruvbox colorscheme, fight me or join me I don't care.
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## Treesitter
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I enjoy using treesitter for syntax highlight.
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## Lsp
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I use the regular lsp with nvim-lspconfig just for the configurations so I don't have to set configuration for every lsp myself or update them if something changes in how an lsp work's.
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I'm still able to change lsp settings using `lsp/name_of_lsp.lua` and changing specific settings I need.
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## Code completion/autocompletion and snippets
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I'm using the built in code completion and use mini.autocomplete to have autocompletion and definitions automatically show when typing but much less anoying than most other's autocompletion plugins.
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I don't use any plugin for stuff like path completion because neovim already has it built in, just type <C-x><C-f> and there are other type's of completion that already exist in neovim.
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For snippets I'm also making use of neovim's built in snippet engine with mini.snippets to add some more simple functionality.
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## Fuzzy finder/searcher
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I'm using mini.pick with multiple other mini extensions to add in more features some of them being:
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- git related searches
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- pattern searching like FIXME/HACK/TODO/NOTE
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- diagnostics
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- most visited paths
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- path's set with specific tag
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## statusline
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I'm using the mini.statusline that's very simpe and only has the kind of info I need and nothing else.
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## File manager
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Mini.move, simple and easilly extendable.
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## Keybindings cheatsheet
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mini.clue, simple and looks like helix and is less in the way than whichkey and other similar plugins.
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Easy to also add custom completions for easier time.
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## Auto pair
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I don't use any autopair plugins, they are annoying and almost never pair when I need them to and only pair when I don't need them to.
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## Miscelenaous plugins
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This are all mostly for some nihe stuff and don't have a specific category
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- mini.notify : Simple notification
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- mini.visits : track visited files and file tagging
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- mini.indentscope : highlight current indent scope
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- mini.starter : simple dashboard
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- mini.sessions : simple session creator
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- mini.splitjoin : for easy spliting arguments
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- mini.move : add keybindings for moving lines
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- mini.icons : add icons support for everything I just named
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