Complete Neovim configuration with essential plugins, LSP, DAP, formatting, linting, and custom themes with the X scheme

• Requirements
• Installation
• Themes
• Keybindings
• Included Plugins
• Notes
• X

• Neovim >= 0.10 (nightly for vim.lsp.config API)
• git
• ripgrep
• fd
• node (for LSP servers and Prettier)
• python (for Python tools)

1. Clone this repository into your nvim config:

git clone https://github.com/xscriptor/nvim ~/.config/nvim

2. Open Neovim. Lazy.nvim will automatically install all plugins on first start.

3. (Optional) Run :Mason to check LSP server installation status.

All themes from references.md are available as colorschemes:

• x
• madrid
• lahabana
• miami
• paris
• tokio
• oslo
• helsinki
• berlin
• london
• seul
• praha
• bogota

Use any of them with:

:colorscheme tokio

Or using the command:

:Theme tokio

The default theme is x. Change it by adjusting vim.g.theme in init.lua.

Shortcuts use the leader key and letters to avoid layout dependencies. You can change the leader in init.lua.

If you want to force keyboard mappings, you can define the following in init.lua:

vim.g.langmap_es = ""
vim.g.langmap_en = ""

And then use :KeymapLocale es|en|system.

• LSP: mason, lspconfig, lazydev, fidget
• Treesitter: + textobjects + context
• Completion: nvim-cmp + LuaSnip
• UI: lualine, bufferline, alpha, indent-blankline, colorizer
• Tools: telescope, trouble, todo-comments, conform, nvim-lint, oil, toggleterm, dap
• Git: gitsigns, diffview

If a formatter or linter binary is not installed, conform and nvim-lint will skip it without failing. Use Mason or your preferred package manager to install them.

• Cheatsheet
• Troubleshooting
• Contributing
• Security
• Support
• Code of conduct

• Terminal
• VSCode
• Jetbrains
• Gitnapse
• Obsidian
• XFetch

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