My Neovim Configuration

This repository contains my current Neovim configuration files.

Plugins

• Packer package manager (discontinued but works like a charm for now)
• Telescope
• Catpuccin
• Treesitter
• Undotree
• lspconfig
• cmp
• cmp-nvim-lsp
• Mason
• mason-lspconfig
• LuaSnip
• none-ls
• autoclose

Mason plugins

• clang-format
• lua-ls
• rust-analyzer
• clangd
• jdtls

Treesitter parsers

• C
• Java
• Lua
• Vimscript
• Vimdoc
• Query
• Markdown
• Inline markdown
• Bash

Requirements

The only dependency required by this config is pakcer itself, you can install it using:

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/wbthomason/packer.nvim\
 ~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/packer/start/packer.nvim

However, the various plugins may have requirements of their own!

Installation

To install this config, jsut run:

git clone https://github.com/Alessandro-Salerno/nvimconf2 ~/.config/nvim && nvim

Customization

Currently, this config allows quite a small degree of customization without changing files in lua/alevm. However, some small tweaks can be made via the lua/user/init.lua file.

Theming

By default, this configuration makes use of the Catpuccin theme, however I added a kind of "API" to change or add other themes. You can add themes by placing their configuration in lua/alevm/themes/ and then editing the theme section of lua/user/init.lua:

// ...
theme = {
    path = "alevm.themes.catpuccin",
    -- This is theme-specific. Look inside the theme's lua file for all
    -- the availabel options
    opts = {
        flavour = "auto",
        line_num_color = "white",
        line_color = "#3E3E4F"
    }
},

// ...

Themes added in the above-mentioned directory can make use of contents in the opt section by requiring the user package. Themes are also responsible for setting the color scheme:

local user = require("user")

require("catppuccin").setup({
    flavour = user.theme.opts.flavour, -- latte, frappe, macchiato, mocha
    // ...
}

vim.cmd.colorscheme "catppuccin"

License

The bundle and the code I wrote are distributed under the MIT icense. See LICENSE for details. However, some scripts (e.g., themes, etc.) may be taken from other sources and, as such, may be distributed under different license.