retrozinn's .config/nvim

My neovim configuration with the plugins I use!

Plugin Manager

lazy.nvim 💤

Plugins

Currently, I have been using the following plugins on my lazy.nvim:

• neoclide/coc.nvim : really good autocompletion for neovim, install langs with :CocInstall coc-{language}
• neo-tree.nvim : really good file explorer for neovim.
• toppair/peek.nvim : markdown live preview in browser with synchronized scrolling. (deno is needed)
• startup.nvim: startup screen for neovim.
• telescope.nvim: telescope for neovim.
• IogaMaster/neocord : amazing discord rich presence for neovim.
• nvim-tree/nvim-web-devicons : developer icons for neovim.
• utilyre/barbecue.nvim: top bar for managing scope using the language server.
• kdheepak/lazygit.nvim: super cool git plugin for neovim.
• luckasRanarison/tailwind-tools.nvim: tools for tailwind css.
• folke/noice.nvim: noice commandline ui

Language Servers

List of COC LSes

These are the language servers I use on my coc config! For Java, I use a LSP Plugin called nvim-java that automatically setups everything for development with Java. You can always install/uninstall any of them by using :CocInstall or :CocUninstall.

• Java (coc-java & nvim-java)
• Rust (coc-rust)
• Lua (coc-lua)
• TypeScript & JavaScript (coc-tsserver)
• CSS (coc-css)
• HTML (coc-html)
• JSON (coc-json)
• Astro (coc-astro)
• Python (coc-pyright)

Themes

Some themes already included in my conf:

• catppuccin: the awesome catppuccin theme (enabled)
• xiantang/darcula-dark.nvim: jetbrains' darcula dark for neovim

Changing Themes (color schemes)

You can change the colorscheme temporarily by running :colorscheme {preference}, or, for session persistent colorscheme, edit the init.lua file, in the vim.cmd.colorscheme line, set the string to your preferred scheme.