🚀 My Customized Neovim Configuration (Based on NvChad)

This repository houses my personal Neovim configuration, built upon NvChad starter framework. It's tailored for working with:

• Python
• Lua
• JavaScript/TypeScript (Node.js)
• C/C++
• CMake
• JSON/YAML/Markdown

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💻 Current Setup Information

• Neovim Version: NVIM v0.11.2 (Build type: Release, LuaJIT 2.1.1741730670)
• Operating System: Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS (Kernel: 6.11.0-26-generic)

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🛠️ Code Formatters

This config uses conform.nvim for code formatting. Formatters are triggered manually on pressing Alt + f.

Configured Formatters

Language/Filetype	Formatter(s) Used
Python	black
Lua	stylua
JavaScript/TypeScript	prettier, biome (fallback)
C/C++/Objective-C	clang-format
JSON/YAML/Markdown/CSS/HTML	prettier, biome (fallback)

Installing Formatters

Most formatters can be installed easily using Mason.nvim directly within Neovim.

1. Open Neovim: nvim
2. Open Mason: Type :Mason and press Enter.
3. Search and Install: Find the formatters listed above (e.g., black, stylua, prettier, biome, clang-format) and press i to install them.

Triggering Formatters

• Manual Formatting: Press <Alt-f> (or <M-f>) in Normal, Visual, or Insert mode to format the current buffer.
• Automatic Formatting on Save: This is disabled by default. To re-enable it, uncomment the format_on_save block in lua/configs/conform.lua.

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💡 Language Server Protocol (LSP) Setup

This configuration uses the Language Server Protocol (LSP) to provide advanced code intelligence features such as auto-completion, go-to-definition, symbol renaming, and diagnostics. LSP servers are managed and installed via Mason.nvim.

Configured LSP Servers

Language/Filetype	LSP Server(s) Used
Python	pyright, ruff
C/C++/Objective-C	clangd
Bash	bashls (bash-language-server)
JavaScript/TypeScript	ts_ls (typescript-language-server)
HTML/CSS/JSON/Lua	Pre-configured by NvChad

Installing LSP Servers

Just like formatters, most LSP servers can be installed through Mason.nvim:

1. Open Neovim: nvim
2. Open Mason: Type :Mason and press Enter.
3. Search and Install: Find the LSP servers listed above (e.g., pyright, ruff, clangd, bashls, ts_ls) and press i to install them.

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⌨️ Keybindings

This section outlines the primary keybindings configured in this setup for efficient navigation, LSP features, and diagnostic viewing.

LSP Keybindings

Keybinding	Description
gd	Go to Definition
gD	Go to Declaration
gr	Go to References
gi	Go to Implementation
K	Hover Documentation

Diagnostics & Trouble.nvim Keybindings

This setup uses Trouble.nvim for a better, more unified diagnostic and list experience.

Keybinding	Description
[d	Jump to Previous Diagnostic
]d	Jump to Next Diagnostic
<C-o>D	Toggle all diagnostics in a unified view (Trouble)
<C-o>d	Toggle diagnostics for the current buffer only (Trouble)

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🤝 Credits

• NvChad: The core Neovim framework this configuration is built upon.
• NvChad starter: The foundation repository for this configuration.
• LazyVim: A pioneering Neovim distribution that inspired many modern Neovim configurations.
• lazy.nvim: The fantastic plugin manager.
• conform.nvim: The plugin used for code formatting.
• Mason.nvim: The essential plugin for managing LSP servers, formatters, and debuggers.
• Trouble.nvim: For enhanced diagnostic and list views.