What is the most interesting part of your Lua config?

• dotfiles

  13 96 8.5 Lua

I have a module dedicated to small hacks that allow me to use lua functions where neovim says I can't: bridge

• dotfiles

  2 11 9.1 Shell

  [mirror] My personal dotfiles (by gbrlsnchs)

Not Neovim-related but my dotfiles repo has some cool things like a script to fill template for colors (so I get a consistent colorscheme between applications) and a handcrafted ZSH config (free of Oh-My-Zsh). You can find all that here.

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• winpick.nvim

  2 48 0.0 Lua

  Simple window picker for Neovim

Another cool thing I made was a window picker, which I decided to publish as a plugin. It is integrated with my custom FZF providers, so whenever I choose an item from the fuzzy list, it calls the window picker so I can choose in which open window I should open that file. You can find it here.

• dotfiles

  2 8 6.5 Lua

  My dotfiles (by aitvann)

custom lualine components. The first one shows progress messages from a LSP server with pretty spinner on it and a file name if there is no messages. The second one shows LSP diagnostics if there are any, otherwise it just shows 'Ok' or 'No Lsp' if there is no LSP attached to the current buffer

• config

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I have my own way of implementing something like ftdetect in vimscript, see how it's handled here and how filetype specific things are defined here. It uses a single autocmd instead of one for each filetype like the vimscript version.

• dotfiles

  1 8 7.7 Lua

Source here

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