nvim config

My personal Neovim configuration, based on kickstart-modular.nvim (itself a fork of kickstart.nvim).

This is not a distribution — it's my own setup, customized for the way I work. It's organized as a multi-file config under lua/ rather than a single init.lua.

Structure

lua/
  keymaps.lua        # keybindings
  options.lua        # vim options
  lazy-bootstrap.lua # lazy.nvim setup
  lazy-plugins.lua   # plugin list entry point
  plugins/
    coding/          # code editing plugins
    completion/      # completion engine
    editor/          # general editor enhancements
    lsp/             # language server config
    treesitter/      # syntax/treesitter
    ui/              # appearance and UI

Requirements

System tools

Tool	Why
git	lazy.nvim plugin manager
make + C compiler (gcc)	builds telescope-fzf-native
ripgrep (rg)	telescope file search and live grep
fd	faster file finding
node / npm	TypeScript/JS LSPs, formatters, and linters (see below)
A Nerd Font	icons throughout the UI — set vim.g.have_nerd_font = true in init.lua

On macOS with Homebrew:

brew install ripgrep fd node
brew install --cask font-jetbrains-mono-nerd-font  # or any Nerd Font

Managed by Mason (auto-installed)

These are installed automatically via mason.nvim on first launch — no manual steps needed:

• lua-language-server
• stylua (Lua formatter)
• ts_ls (TypeScript/JavaScript LSP)
• eslint
• vue-language-server

Optional / per-project

• prettierd or prettier — JS/TS formatting (if oxfmt is not available)
• oxfmt — preferred JS/TS formatter if installed
• markdownlint — Markdown linting (npm install -g markdownlint-cli)

Installation

git clone <this-repo> ~/.config/nvim
nvim

Lazy.nvim will bootstrap itself and install all plugins on first launch.