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nvim

My personal Neovim configuration (part of my dotfiles — joshslawrence/dotfiles).

Requirements

  • Neovim 0.12.0+
  • A Nerd Font (the config sets vim.g.have_nerd_font = true)
  • git (used to bootstrap lazy.nvim)
  • A C compiler. Treesitter compiles its parsers from source, so without a compiler on your PATH the parsers will fail to build and Treesitter features will not work.

LSP servers, formatters, and linters are installed automatically via mason.nvim on first launch (stylua, prettierd, csharpier, black, markdownlint, and the language servers configured in lua/plugins/lsp-config.lua).

Structure

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├── init.lua              # Thin loader; documents module load order
├── lazy-lock.json        # Pinned plugin versions
├── lua/
│   ├── config/           # Core editor config (options, keymaps, autocmds…)
│   └── plugins/          # Feature-grouped lazy.nvim specs
└── queries/              # Custom Treesitter queries

Files under lua/plugins/ are grouped by topic rather than strictly one plugin per file (e.g. themes.lua holds all colorschemes, and some specs bundle a plugin with its companions).

Notable choices

  • lazy.nvim for plugin management
  • snacks.nvim as the picker, explorer, and general UI layer
  • Transparent colorschemes (catppuccin-mocha by default)
  • A small custom Tailwind class sorter in lua/config/tailwind-sort.lua

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