The Only Neovim Config Guide You Will Ever Need ~ Full Neovim Config

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My current lua Neovim configuration (vimscript is the devil). The plugins, and keymaps I use. And also some advice on how you can set up your own neovim configuration, to make neovim the best editor for you.

If you have any questions, leave them in the comments, I'll try to answer as soon as I can

Video Overview:

00:00 Intro
00:44 Config Location
01:32 Config Structure
03:10 Neovim Options
07:10 User Defined Commands
08:43 Plugins
10:39 LSP / Autocompletion
12:47 File Navigation
15:53 Git Integration
17:40 Other Plugins
19:43 Keymap Template
23:34 Keymap Recommendations
26:08 Leader Key
27:56 Other Useful Keybinds
32:57 Keymapping Tip
33:53 After/Plugin Directory
36:03 Tips for Setting up Plugins
40:07 General Config Advice

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This is honestly the exact sort of tutotial I've been looking for. I just downloaded neovim and have been feeling lost as to where to start.

This video breaks things down into easy to understand steps and is helping me feel confident to jump back in and start configuring.

almightytony

I often forget what settings do as well.
Always good to show viewers how to find the answers with the `:help` system to read the built-in docs.

PeterBenjamin-KH

Suggestion: "Capital" P does the same as your <leader>p keybinding. You can paste over selected text without overwriting your yank register.

ThePhiliposophy

Thank you so much for sharing and explaining your config!

abyrvag

This would have been literally perfect a week ago hahaha 🤣

Your way of going through things is super newbie friendly because you show what comes from where, not just what’s on screen.
It’s insanely useful man thank you! 🙏

Possible to get a video in regards to structuring plugins? Like the things I struggled to wrap my head around before it clicked was sometimes the plug-in structures given in README docs would differ from how say, someone else’s dotfiles were setup and it was really hard to understand how I was supposed to structure my file for instance.

Your way of teaching would be a really good way of explaining some more of the slightly complicated things. Like for me, I have lazy just request the plugins folder without an init, so it goes through, and just grabs every single one of them, as I think it’s a little cleaner for me, but because of that, initially I didn’t understand where you structure require and config etc.
A video explain those details around how to tweak/restructure those would be awesome!

You have definitely earned a sub my bro, hoping to see more of these videos as I’m really getting into Neovim as my way of editing.

Perhaps a playlist? advanced? 😅)
❤

Hellbending

what is the colorscheme uhave used in this vid?

swadeshdeepanand

I like to know about your terminal config. Is there any video on it?

rafisics

after going through so many bloated tutorials, THIS is the best tutorial for a beginner!
🙏

ishi

hiii,
what is the name of that keyboard?

thecodealchemist

When editing a script like Python with Vim, how do I embed a little shell underneath to see the output?

Codigger-brrt

What is your startup time? I see you do not use lazyloading features for plugins.

yakomisar

25:23 how did you get the search menu to look that way with search results beside match?

ishaankapoor

25:23 you might wanna see :h * for that !!
* does the same as you have implemented there
we also have # that goes backwards.
it's like / == * and ? == # for the word you happen to select or are near(in normal mode)

DaVinc-hihd