dotfiles

Personal dotfiles that provision my development environment. Running init.sh automates the installation of Homebrew, CLI tools, language runtimes, language servers, and creates the required symlinks for each configuration file.

File Overview

Path	Purpose
init.sh	Bootstrap script that installs Homebrew, core CLI tools, LSPs, language runtimes, and wires up the configuration symlinks.
zshrc	Zsh profile that initializes mise and starship, and defines aliases such as nv.
starship.toml	Custom Starship prompt configuration controlling appearance and language version segments.
wezterm/wezterm.lua	WezTerm config that sets fonts, colors, pane management shortcuts, and window behavior.
nvim/	Neovim setup. init.lua loads modules from lua/config/, while plugins.lua declares all plugins.

Shortcuts

Neovim

Input	Action
Ctrl-h	Open a horizontal split (:split).
Ctrl-v	Open a vertical split (:vsplit).
Ctrl-o / Ctrl-p	Navigate to the previous/next buffer.
Ctrl-f	Launch FzfLua file finder.
Ctrl-b	Open the FzfLua buffer list.
Ctrl-g	Run a live grep search via FzfLua.
Ctrl-n	Open the current file's parent directory in Oil.
Ctrl-[	Find symbol definitions with FzfLua.
Ctrl-]	Find references with FzfLua.

WezTerm

• Press Ctrl+1 to enter the leader mode:
  • Leader + |: Split the current pane horizontally.
  • Leader + %: Split the current pane vertically.
  • Leader + ←/→/↑/↓: Move focus to the adjacent pane.

Zsh

• nv: Launch nvim.
• :q: Exit.

Plugin Manager

Neovim plugins are managed with lazy.nvim (nvim/lua/plugins.lua). On first use it clones itself into stdpath("data")/lazy/lazy.nvim, then require("lazy").setup loads plugins grouped by UI, LSP, completion, Git, and navigation utilities. Add or remove plugins by editing plugins.lua, then run :Lazy sync inside Neovim to apply changes.