dotfiles VS nvim-config

I've just moved my LSP-Zero config (which also uses Mason) to EFM from null-ls. You can see the changes I've made in this commit. Still some more tools to add but you'll get the basic gist of it.

I was just looking at someone else's config, but He didn't require() it! In example1 statusline.lua, the functions defined in functions.lua are called. example2 is a function defined in utils.lua.

Here's mine. Enjoy!

I got it looking almost identical to VS Code thanks to nvim-ufo. You can see it in my dotfiles image

Sure, please see here.

I can't say i'm the most advanced Raycast user. I do use it mostly for resizing apps, hiding my email address (with hidemail.app), searching clipboard history and toggling dark mode. My dotfiles list my HyperKey mappings.

I have a crude python file that I use to change Neovim, Kitty, Tmux, Star ship. It's loaded at boot via a Launch Agent on macOS and whenever I change to dark/light mode (often from Raycast), the file runs

I have a function which remotely syncs with a Git repo, showing how far or ahead you are if anylne is interested. GitRemoteSync()

Absolutely. Config here

The detailed commit can be found here: https://github.com/jdhao/nvim-config/commit/3137850db67b1b45111656e8749b60eb936dfa7d

i'm using this configuration

How about giving a try with pre-configured setup. That’s how I started. It could be overwhelming to start from the scratch and you could make mistakes that is hard to track. I started with jdhao-nvim-config and learned stuff by looking at the configs. Removed stuff I don’t want and added stuff I need and customized things. Just a suggestion though. Good luck with your nvim journey 🤞

same issue here and found out the caveat is cmp-omni. Just remove it. check my commit: https://github.com/jdhao/nvim-config/commit/43c1615822eeeb29d8213ca117760476f9e9f4dc

Also my newest nvim config for nvim 0.8 can be found here: https://github.com/jdhao/nvim-config

easy customization. You can learn to do it in less than 5 mintues. See my conf here.

nah, I am probably more experienced in using nvim than you. Check my nvim notes here and my config here. People use nvim differently, I do not judge you, and you do not judge me. Your way of using nvim is definitely not the only true way 👌

The nvim binary build in Ubuntu 20.04 requires GLIBC 2.28, but libc.so on CentOS 7.4 only support up to GLIBC 2.17. I have downloaded the latest nightly nvim release for linux and run it on CentOS 7. It will not run.

Since I'm super new to all this, I'm using CoC for pretty much everything here, and my entire config based on https://github.com/jdhao/nvim-config (with some extra coc-config stuff; it got me this far, but no further)