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title: "My Neovim Setup"
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date: 2023-01-17
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So I have, for the last six or so months, been really trying to learn to use
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Neovim. I started with Vim, as I imagine many people do, and had a simple
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single file configuration with a couple of plugins and little else interesting
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going on. This original setup was *stolen* from Luke Smith, who really
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introduced me to Vim and why it's so great. However, it didn't take me long to
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learn about Neovim, and quickly I wanted to switch.
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I think I got lucky regarding when I learnt about Neovim. It was soon after
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they integrated Lua into it and people were starting to really explore plugins
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for Neovim written in Lua. I quickly came across creators like TJ DeVries,
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chris@machine, and ThePrimeagen. By this point it was too late to turn
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back.
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## A Short Timeline
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- Initially I was using plain old vim, a pretty much vanilla experience with
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much holding of j, k, and the rest of the bad habits. This was based on Luke
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Smiths setup. My favourite part of this was his autocommand to clear
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whitespace on write.
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- Following this I moved on to nvim and came across chris@machines config for
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nvim. I don't believe he maintains one anymore due to his work on LunarVim. I
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found his config right as he was making the decision to give up maintaining
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it, which turned out to be a blessing as I had to figure out many issues and
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really learned a lot about Lua, Neovim, and their combination. I also learned a
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lot about the different plugins available for nvim.
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- After getting Chris's setup functional I quickly realised that much of it was
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not exactly to my liking, so I took it upon myself to rewrite it. Although I
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did so from scratch, much of it remained very similar, i.e.: the way he had
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his LSP setup.
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- I spent a while working on this new config, tinkering with bits here and
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there. I used/am using it for most of my personal development and my work at
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University. I was generally very happy with it.
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- About 2 weeks ago, from time of writing, I came across folke's post on
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[r/Neovim](https://www.reddit.com/r/Neovim) about his new plugin manager
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[lazy.nvim](https://github.com/folke/lazy.nvim). I had until that point been
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using [packer.nvim](https://github.com/wbthomason/packer.nvim) and before
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that I was using [vim-plug](https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug), which I
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honestly still love. This is where this story really starts.
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# [My Config](https://gitlab.inkletblot.com/inkletblot/config/-/tree/main/.config/nvim)
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Starting two weeks ago I started a full rewrite of my nvim config based around
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[lazy.nvim](https://github.com/folke/lazy.nvim) and the early commits of [LazyVim](https://github.com/LazyVim/LazyVim) which is the *distribution* of nvim
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folke and others are creating around lazy.
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> I want to be really honest and clear here, Although I wrote all of my config
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> myself, I leant very heavily on LazyVim. I learn by doing more than I learn
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> by reading. I want to be clear that I am not taking credit for other peoples
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> work. Folke is a wizard of a dev.
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In this post I'm only going to cover setting up lazy.nvim in the manner than I
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have it configured. I will go further into depth about my config in future
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posts. I will omit things like my utility functions, keymaps, and indepth
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descriptions of my list of plugins.
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## File Structure
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In the `~/.config/nvim/` folder I have the following items:
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lua/
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chris/
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lazyvim/
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config/
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icons.lua
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autocommands.lua
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keymaps.lua
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options.lua
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plugins/
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core.lua
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...
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utils/
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init.lua
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...
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init.lua
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init.lua
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lazy-lock.json
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```
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The `chris` subdirectory contains my old config which I didn't want to simply
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delete before completing my setup with lazy. I won't be going into detail about
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what it contains here.
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## `init.lua`
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Following the design of LazyVim my configuration is in its own module so my
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`init.lua` contains only a single line requiring said module. I used to
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configure each plugin separately and require them all from this file.
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## `lazy-lock.json`
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This is a file that is automatically generated by lazy.nvim, it allows you to
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specifically version the plugins you have installed, down to specific commits.
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I don't do this. Some people complain about their configurations breaking all
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the time due to plugin updates however I have had this happen only once so the
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effort required to version everything just isn't worth it.
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## `lua/lazyvim/`
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This is where the magic happens. It is a self contained module which describes
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and defines my config for Neovim.
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## `lua/lazyvim/config`
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The `config` directory contains all of my non-plugin related configuration. I
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will omit `icons.lua`, and `options.lua` because they are fairly personal. If
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you are curious feel free to take a peek at the files
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[here](https://gitlab.inkletblot.com/inkletblot/config/-/blob/main/.config/nvim/lua/lazyvim/config/icons.lua)
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and
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[here](https://gitlab.inkletblot.com/inkletblot/config/-/blob/main/.config/nvim/lua/lazyvim/config/options.lua).
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## `lua/lazyvim/utils`
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The utils folder contains some miscellaneous utilities such as a function to
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get a projects root for Language Server Protocols (LSPs) or a workspace
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switcher function for Neorg (a org mode like plugin for nvim). I won't detail
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the specifics here.
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## `lua/lazyvim/init.lua`
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## `lua/lazyvim/plugins`
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<span class="service__text">
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