This repository contains a modular Neovim configuration using Lazy.nvim as the plugin manager. It includes a structured approach to plugins, keybindings, and UI enhancements for an efficient development workflow.

~/.config/nvim/
├── init.lua                  # Main entry point for Neovim config
├── lua/
│   ├── plugins/              # Plugin configurations
│   │   ├── init.lua          # Lazy.nvim setup (manages all plugins)
│   │   ├── which-key.lua     # Keybinding manager (starts disabled)
│   │   ├── plugin_keys.lua   # Custom plugin keybindings
│   │   ├── telescope.lua     # Fuzzy finder setup
│   │   ├── lsp.lua           # LSP + Mason configurations
│   │   ├── treesitter.lua    # Treesitter syntax highlighting
│   │   ├── alpha.lua         # Dashboard setup
│   │   ├── oil.lua           # File explorer (Oil.nvim)
│   │   ├── visual_multi.lua  # Multi-cursor support
│   │   ├── mason.lua         # LSP installer manager
│   │   ├── lualine.lua       # Statusline setup
│   │   ├── comment.lua       # Easy Commenting 
│   ├── vim-options.lua       # General Neovim settings 
│   ├── plugins.lua           # Plugin pointer file

⚠️ -- Before attempting to install this nvim config, ensure that unzip, npm, clang are all installed. -- ⚠️

This setup is plugin-based, meaning all configurations are modular and installed through Lazy.nvim.

• Lazy.nvim – Plugin manager.
• Which-Key.nvim – Keybinding popup (default OFF, toggle with Ctrl + W).
• Mason.nvim – LSP installer.
• LSPConfig – Language Server Protocol setup.
• Treesitter – Advanced syntax highlighting.

• Telescope.nvim – Fuzzy finder (Find files, live grep, etc.)
• Oil.nvim – File explorer (Replaces netrw, mapped to Ctrl + O).

• Lualine.nvim – Customizable statusline.
• Alpha.nvim – Neovim dashboard (Mapped to Ctrl + A).
• OneDark.nvim – Default colorscheme.

• vim-visual-multi – Multi-cursor support (<C-n> to select next match).
• Telescope-ui-select.nvim – Better UI selection for commands.
• Comment.nvim – Allows for keycommand commenting.

This setup includes custom keybindings, managed by which-key.nvim.

To install this Neovim setup, follow these steps:

1. Install Neovim (if not installed):

   sudo apt install neovim   # Ubuntu/Debian
   brew install neovim        # macOS
   winget install neovim      # Windows

2. Clone this repository to ~/.config/nvim:

   git clone https://github.com/DCPR01/nvim.git ~/.config/nvim

3. Open Neovim and install plugins:

   nvim
   :Lazy sync

4. Restart Neovim and enjoy! 🚀

• Modify plugin configurations inside lua/plugins/.
• Add custom keybindings to plugin_keys.lua.
• Change the colorscheme inside lua/options.lua.

If something isn't working as expected:

Check the path Neovim is referencing for its config: :echo stdpath("config")

1. Update all plugins:

   nvim
   :Lazy update

2. Check for errors in logs:

   :checkhealth

3. If which-key.nvim doesn’t show mappings:

   • Make sure you toggle it ON with Ctrl + W.
   • Run :WhichKey to confirm mappings.

4. If LSPs don’t work:

   :LspInfo

   • Ensure Mason installed the correct LSPs.

5. Remove broken plugins and reinstall:

   rm -rf ~/.local/share/nvim/lazy
   nvim
   :Lazy sync

• 🔥 Fast & Minimal: Uses Lazy.nvim for optimized performance.
• 🛠 Modular: Easy to extend and modify.
• 🔄 Pre-configured Plugins: Includes everything needed for a smooth experience.
• ⌨ Fully Keymapped: Designed for efficient navigation and coding.

🚀 Enjoy coding with Neovim! Let me know if you need help! 🎯