configs VS dotfiles

So, I immediately went to configure my jsonls, using the awesome plugin like this but nothing, my autocompletion (nvim-cmp) won't show any useful info.

I am working on adding support for sign_define to my colorscheme as I just recently learned about LSP and have been adding that to my neovim setup and I feel that signs would just make it pop even more. I did some research on sign_define, reading the help text and looking at examples such as comestics.lua, but am running into one issue.

My best would be to have a json / scripting whatsover where I can program this, for example like this

this is my current zshrc

Instead, having a organized config tree like mine can help greatly when you need to change or tweak something.

specify a server folder https://github.com/lucax88x/configs/blob/master/dotfiles/.config/nvim/lua/lt/lsp/servers/settings.lua

You can check out my configuration if you need kitty to behave like tmux: https://github.com/kutsan/dotfiles/tree/master/.config/kitty

and https://github.com/kutsan/dotfiles/tree/master/.config/nvim this one is mine. Although, it's not 100% written in lua but I'm trying to convert it slowly. Suggestions are welcome.

In your shell configs, you can check whether or not current shell is summoned inside vim/neovim process via $VIM_TERMINAL or $NVIM_LISTEN_ADDRESS environment variables and then, it's easy to launch tmux without or with a different session name (in order to prevent recursion, if you're using tmux as your top-level process). Check out this example for zsh and neovim. Use $VIM_TERMINAL instead of $NVIM_LISTEN_ADDRESS to support vim.

Hmm, I haven't encounter a problem about this because I have a autocmd that sets current working directory to project root. So, wherever I open buffer, my shell always points to the project root. See its function and how it is used.