nvim-config VS my_configs

client.lua server.lua

I have a configuration that is mostly Vim script. This might be an unpopular opinion, but Vim script actually a good language for what it was designed for. That being a configuration language for a text editor.

Here it is: https://gitlab.com/HiPhish/nvim-config

I have written my own :Debugpy command which lets me call the command like :Debugpy module foo.bar herp derp. I haven't made it into a plugin yet, it still needs a bit more polish to be of general use, but it's good enough for everyday use to me. You can find the code here, but as I said, it's really just written for myself, the usefulness might vary for others: https://gitlab.com/HiPhish/nvim-config/-/blob/master/plugin/debugpy.vim

You can look it up here.

I think you're structring your configs wrong. You can take a look into my (old) nvim-configs.

I'm organizing my stuff like that https://github.com/TornaxO7/my_configs/tree/master/nvim. lua/ |- plugins.lua -- main file with packer |-_settings/ |- settings.lua -- the main file for each plugin which holds the config |- just splitted up the settings.lua.

Pika-Boo: https://github.com/TornaxO7/my_configs/tree/master/nvim

I like the solarized light theme since it matches pretty much with my violet evergarden theme/wallpaper (you need to scroll down a little bit).

I'm also still using init.vim. I don't see any points as well to move over to an init.lua file. I've tried to setup packer but it looks like that I had to go more deeper into this to setup my stuff, so I stay for the time being with vim-plug.