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A use-package inspired plugin manager for Neovim. Uses native packages, supports Luarocks dependencies, written in Lua, allows for expressive config
One more though: How can I see which plugins are installed, and how can I download new ones? To get my language servers in place, I used Mason. But I don't see things like plugins (I guess LSPs are not considered plugins?), which I had expected to, so I'm not sure Mason is the correct tool for plugin management. For example, I'd like to check whether my colleague's setup (and thus mine) includes this plugin, and if not, to install it. I could just ask him of course, but he's pretty senior, and I like to maintain an façade of semi-competence at work that constant pestering would shatter ;)
One more though: How can I see which plugins are installed, and how can I download new ones? To get my language servers in place, I used Mason. But I don't see things like plugins (I guess LSPs are not considered plugins?), which I had expected to, so I'm not sure Mason is the correct tool for plugin management. For example, I'd like to check whether my colleague's setup (and thus mine) includes this plugin, and if not, to install it. I could just ask him of course, but he's pretty senior, and I like to maintain an façade of semi-competence at work that constant pestering would shatter ;)
It looks like you have packer installed already. Go here https://github.com/wbthomason/packer.nvim to see instructions for adding plugins.