My personal Lua-based Neovim configuration. Focused on productivity, modern UI, and developer tools (likely for TypeScript development).
- Backup your current Neovim config:
mv ~/.config/nvim ~/.config/nvim.bak - Clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/kovs713/nvim-config.git ~/.config/nvim - Launch Neovim:
nvim(plugins will auto-install via lazy.nvim)
This config uses lazy.nvim for plugin management, with plugins organized into enabled/disabled folders and categorized for easy maintenance. It includes LSP support, Obsidian notes tooling, Treesitter syntax, Git integration, and more.
- Modern UI: Customizable dashboard, statusline, notifications, and markdown rendering.
- Coding Tools: LSP with diagnostics, code actions, refactoring, formatting, and linting.
- Syntax & Completion: Treesitter-based highlighting, auto-tagging, Tailwind/Emmet support, and fast completion.
- Editing Enhancements: Auto-pairs, comments, TODO highlighting, and indentation visualization.
- Navigation: Fuzzy finders, file explorers, quick jumps, and window management.
- Git Integration: Signs for changes, hunk staging, blame, and diffs.
- Productivity and Life Quality: Note-taking with Obsidian, time tracking, Discord presence, and image pasting etc.
- Modular Mini.nvim: Lightweight modules for surroundings, textobjects, icons, and more.
- Customization: Easily enable/disable plugins by moving files between folders.
- Neovim v0.11.5
- Git (for repo management).
- Node.js (for some LSP servers like TypeScript).
- Optional: ripgrep (for faster searching), fd (for file finding), ImageMagick (for image previews).
Mini-starter
Snacks projects util
Lazygit integration
Gitsigns support
LSP support
Fzf and grep finder
Obsidian daily note taking
Markdown render support
Discord RPC support
MIT License - see LICENSE for details.