Personalized Development Environment

This repository contains my personalized development environment setup using NeoVim. It includes a variety of features like linting, language servers, Git integration, AI integration, and more. The setup also integrates a terminal multiplexer to enhance the workflow for running, debugging, and testing your code with the speed and efficiency of Vim. The current setup supports HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, C++, and Lua.

Features

• Linting: Real-time linting to help you catch errors and improve code quality.
• Language Servers: Integration with multiple language servers for enhanced code completion, navigation, and more.
• Git Integration: Seamless Git integration for version control within NeoVim.
• AI Integration: Leverages AI tools to assist in code completion and suggestions.
• Terminal Multiplexer: Run, debug, and test your code in a split terminal within NeoVim, ensuring a smooth development experience.

Supported Languages

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript
• Python
• C++
• Lua

Installation

To set up this environment, follow the steps below:

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/utkarsh20rajput/Personalized-Dev-Environment ~/.config/nvim

2. Install required plugins:

   • Open NeoVim and run :Lazy to install the necessary plugins.

3. Configure language servers:

   • Ensure you have the required language servers installed. For example:

     npm install -g pyright # For Python
     npm install -g typescript-language-server # For JavaScript/TypeScript

4. Install terminal multiplexer:

   • Ensure you have tmux installed:

     sudo apt-get install tmux

Usage

Linting

Linting is automatically enabled for supported languages. Configuration can be adjusted in the lspconfig settings.

Language Servers

Language servers provide enhanced code completion, navigation, and more. They are configured in the lspconfig section of the configuration files.

Git Integration

Use :G commands to interact with Git directly from within NeoVim.

AI Integration

AI features are powered by external tools and plugins. Configuration details can be found in the relevant plugin setup files.

Terminal Multiplexer

Use the terminal multiplexer to run, debug, and test your code. Split terminal windows can be created and managed with tmux.

Directory Structure

~/.config/nvim/
├── init.lua
├── lazy-lock.json
├── lua/
│   └── utkarsh/
│       └── lazy.lua
│       └── plugins/
│           └── nvim-cmp.lua