Neovim config is all you need

This configuration is based on nvimdots, and make modification for individual demand. Simplified version

Installation

• Linux, MacOS, Windows WSL

if command -v curl >/dev/null 2>&1; then
    bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/12Jack21/nvim/HEAD/scripts/install.sh)"
else
    bash -c "$(wget -O- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/12Jack21/nvim/HEAD/scripts/install.sh)"
fi

Basic

• <leader>: " " (<space>)
• <C-p> will show the command palettes, to check the keyboard shortcuts

Core operations

• statusline show file path

• code comment with <leader>gc

• lazy.nvim disable plugins: neoscroll: animation during cursor movement

• toggle float term <A-d> , horizontal <A-h>, vertical <A-v> in normal mode

• nvim-treesitter will failed at the first setup, then succeed when you coding

• <A-*> is unavailable in tmux environment

• Theme selection: catppucin-frappe, catppucin-macchiato, edge

• tab switch use <M-j><A-k>, close current usi¬ng <M-q>

• <C-g> show the file path

• <A-l> out of some pairs like "", '', {}, <A-o> go back

• use <A-o> <A-p> to move between iTerm2 panes

• use <C-]> in nvimtree to enter a directory and show it as root folder

• use m{letter} to add bookmark and '{letter} or " `{letter} " to go to that bookmark

• use project.nvim to manage your project directories, it will use the folder where you open nvim as the root directory

• use <z-a><z-A> or <S-tab> to fold/unfold current block, see more in <z- leadding key-combination

• nvim-surround plugin: ds[ to delete text inside [], cs[( change [ to ( pair, ysiw{ add { pair to selected word

• use "`bt" to run lldb command in dap (use lldb-vscode adapter)

• use nvim file modifiers here

• If a keyboard shortcut does not work in neovim, consider the terminal emulator (e.g. iTerm2) do not map specific key to some weird behaviors, like <S-F5> key

• The location list is exactly same as quickfix, just that it's private to each window, quickfix is global to neovim.

• clever-f.nvim extend the function of f/F and t/T, use f{char} find a word match, then hit f multiple times to find next match

• use <leader>dl to make dap run last debug session again

• use <leader><backspace> to show more shortcuts

• use<Cmd>set wrap/nowrap to wrap/nowrap the current window

• use todo-comments.nvim for TODO stuff

• mason stuff will be stored in ~/.local/share/nvim/mason/bin/

• lazy.nvim use pin=true to prevent update for modified plugin

• tmux -CC attach -t SESSION_NAME new window in iTerm2 profile