My Neovim Configuration

Base on lazy.nvim

Neovim Startup Mode

This configuration supports a flexible startup level system based on command-line arguments, allowing you to control which plugins are loaded depending on the launch context:

• Minimal: No plugins are loaded. Triggered when vim.v.argv[1] == 'vi', e.g. env -a vi nvim
• Basic: Development plugins are skipped. Triggered when vim.v.argv[1] == 'vim', e.g. env -a vim nvim
• Full (default): All plugins defined in this configuration are loaded

This mechanism is useful for optimizing performance, isolating development tools, or launching Neovim in a clean state.

Project layout

.
├── init.lua
├── lsp/                    lsp configuration
└── lua/
    ├── core/               core configuration(plugin-independent)
    │   ├── init.lua        load below files and enable custom features
    │   ├── autocmds.lua    gloabl default autocmds
    │   ├── keymaps.lua     gloabl default keymaps
    │   └── options.lua     gloabl default options
    ├── plugins/            plugins root directory
    │   ├── init.lua        setup lazy.nvim
    │   ├── utils/          utils plugins
    │   ├── ui/             ui improved plugins
    │   └── dev/            development plugins
    └── utils/              custom module

Dependencies

• Neovim >= 0.11.4
• Git >= 2.19.0(for partial clones support)
• a Nerd Font
• tar and curl
• treesitter-cli >= 0.25.0
• a C compiler
• Node >= 23.0.0 (for some parsers)
• unzip
• gzip
• yarn
• rg
• fd(optional)
• For Windows, one of 7zip, peazip, archiver, winzip, WinRAR

Principle

• Maintainable
• Independent between plugins

  make sure you can remove any modules/plugins and not break Neovim

• Reasonable lazy loading logic