vi-gari

This repository contains my personal Neovim configuration. It's tailored for an efficient and visually pleasing development experience, leveraging the power of Neovim's extensibility and plugin ecosystem.

Features

• Enhanced Editing Experience: Autoclose brackets and quotes, format on save, and more intuitive key mappings for a smoother editing flow.
• Advanced Code Navigation: Integrations with Telescope and Treesitter for powerful and efficient code navigation.
• Integrated Terminal: Toggleable terminal windows within Neovim, allowing for seamless switching between code and command line.
• Customized Appearance: Aesthetic themes and status line configurations with Lualine and Rose Pine.
• Git Integration: Vim-fugitive for Git commands directly within Neovim.
• Language Server Protocol (LSP): Configured LSP for code intelligence features like autocompletion and linting.

Installation

Clone this repository into your Neovim configuration directory:

git clone https://github.com/sadegh-msm/vi-gari.git ~/.config/nvim

Dependencies

• Neovim (v0.5 or later)
• Various plugins listed in packer.lua (automatically managed by Packer).

Usage

After installation, open Neovim and the plugins will be automatically installed on the first run.

Key Bindings

• <leader> is space

basic vim

• <leader>pv for go to netrw
• <C-q> for selecting rectangular
• e for navigating to the last character of the word
• b for navigating to last words first character
• X deleting last character of the cursor
• A will go end of line and start typing
• <number>i<anything_to_type> this will write the typed word n times
• f<charcter> finds the next occurence of the chracter you can go to next or last one by ; or ,
• % on ( or [ or { will find the matching to that charcter
• * or # to find the occurence of a word
• <number>G go on the specified line
• o goes on the next line and makes a new line
• O shifts this line an start typing
• /<anything_to_type> it will wearch for this word and you can go forward or backeard by n and N
• d<number><navigation_key> delete base on navigation key
• . will do the last command
• yy for yanking a line
• S delete a line and start writing
• <C-w> for navigating between panes in vim

undotree

• <leader>pv open the undotree pane

harpoon

• <leader>a add file to harpoon
• <C-e> harpoon quick menu
• <leader>1 file 1
• <leader>2 file 2
• <leader>3 file 3
• <leader>4 file 4
• <leader>ts opens up a tmux session
• <leader>tr opens up a terminal page

telescope

• <leader>ff find files
• <leader>ps grep inside file
• <C-p> find inside git

nvim-tree

• <leader>pe toggle nvim tree

terminal

• <leader>t opens a floating terminal window
• <leader>th opens horizontal terminal window
• <leader>tv opens vertical terminal window
• <C-a> close the window
• <C-hjkl> move from the window
• <leader>tt go back to the last terminal window For more detailed descriptions of key bindings and configurations, refer to the comments within the configuration files.

comments

• gc to comment the selected text in visual
• gb to comment in visual mode with block
• gcc comment one line in normal mode

barbar (bufferline manager)

• <A-,> go to last buffer
• <A-.> go to next buffer
• <A-l> swap buffer left
• <A-;> swap buffer right
• <A-a> go to buffer 1
• <A-s> go to buffer 2
• <A-p> pin a buffer
• <A-d> close a buffer
• <leader>cb close all buffers

Customization

Feel free to fork this repository and customize the configuration to fit your workflow. The init.lua file and various Lua modules under the lua directory can be modified to change settings and key bindings.