viis-Lazyvim

This is no longer the exact Neovim config I use (see my current dev-env), but I still think it's a good building block on top of LazyVim.

This is my perfected Neovim configuration, built on top of Lazyvim, and designed to pair nicely with my Tmux setup.

Dependencies should be the same as stock Lazyvim.

Key plugins include:

• Harpoon for blazingly fast file switching
• Oil for file navigation
• Zen and Twilight for more focused programming
• Undotree for time traveling
• Duck.nvim just for fun (I've replaced the duck with a squirrel)

Plus a whole bunch of awesome keymaps!

• shift + k and shift + j while in visual mode to move a block of code up and down (with smart indenting, thanks for this one, Prime)
• <leader> + y to yank to the system clipboard
• <leader> + s for easy search and replace
• ctrl + h/j/k/l for seamless Tmux window navigation
• <leader> + e to toggle a floating Oil window
• <leader> + ; to spawn a squirrel amigo
• <leader> + ;; to kill your new squirrel amigo, you monster!
• And more!

I've also disabled some stock Lazyvim plugins that I find annoying:

• Nvim-notify
• Bufferline
• Neo-tree

Most background colours have been made transparent. You can use whatever terminal background colour or transparency you want for a seamless and sexy af appearance!

In the screenshots above, I'm using Arch through WSL in the Windows Terminal. My font is Jetbrains Mono Nerd Font, and the background colour of my terminal is #1E1D23, or rgb(30, 29, 35).