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Welcome to my Neovim configuration!

This setup is tailored to enhance my coding experience with Neovim, providing a streamlined and efficient environment for various programming projects.

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Installation :

Unix like :

# backup current config (optional)
mv ~/.config/nvim/ ~/.config/nvim.backup/
# clone repository
git clone https://github.com/h33n0k/nvim-config.git ~/.config/nvim/

Windows :

# backup current config (optional)
mv $env:LOCALAPPDATA/nvim/ $env:LOCALAPPDATA/nvim.backup/
# clone repository
git clone https://github.com/h33n0k/nvim-config.git $env:LOCALAPPDATA/nvim/

Features

Completions :

Experience seamless and intelligent auto-completion in this Neovim setup, thanks to the advanced Language Server Protocol integration. LSP ensures context-aware suggestions while typing, leveraging a deep understanding of the codebase. Real-time error checking, precise code navigation, and on-the-fly documentation retrieval enhance the coding experience, fostering efficiency and accuracy in development workflows.

Writting Experience

The meticulous selection of plugins in this Neovim configuration aims to create a simple and intuitive writing flow. Each plugin has been carefully chosen to enhance specific aspects of the writing process, ensuring a seamless user experience.

Interface

This Neovim interface embodies a sleek and intuitive design, emphasizing simplicity and practicality. With a clean layout and a carefully chosen color scheme, the interface maintains a distraction-free environment, promoting focus on code. Intuitive keybindings and thoughtful organization contribute to a user-friendly experience, ensuring both seasoned developers and newcomers can easily navigate the minimalist yet functional design for efficient coding and text editing.

Contributing

If you spot anything that needs a touch-up don't be shy ! Let me know or even whip up a pull request.

Should a hiccup come your way, give the :checkhealth command in nvim a spin for some DIY troubleshooting. Take a moment to delve into the details of the health check messages, they hold the clues you need.

If you still have an issue, open a new issue.