README.md

Neovim Config

Simple but featured. Focused on ergonomics, mnemonics and consistency.

Cherry pick the lines you need and totally understand.

Always a WIP 🏗

Nvim builtin LSP client (nvim-lspconfig)

Function signature hint, symbols outline, LSP progress indicator, etc
Powerful completion backed by nvim-cmp
Extended wildmenu with autocomplete (wilder.nvim)
Fuzzy finder for everything via telescope
Enhanced quickfix (nvim-bqf)
Comprehensive text objects
Treesitter support

Modern syntax highlighting, commenting, showing context, elements swap, etc
Smart tag management.
Well organized key mappings (see next section below)
Snippet support powered by LuaSnip
Fully Git integration
Many essential plugins to boost productivity

I assign the key mappings rationally aiming to make them efficient and easy to remember.

Multiple leader keys

Other than <Space> that is set as the general leader key, \ and , act as the leader keys for toggling and LSP respectively.
Mnemonic

Key bindings are organized using mnemonic prefixes like <Leader>b for buffer, <Leader>f for fuzzy finder, <Leader>w for window, etc.
Consistent

Similar functionalities have the same key binding throughout my dotfiles. For example, , and . for moving tabs in both kitty and Neovim.