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Neovim :: M Λ C R O

Neovim :: M Λ C R O is a collection of Neovim configuration files inspired by Emacs / N Λ N O.

The goal of macro-neovim is to provide a clean and elegant user interface while remaining practical for daily tasks, striking a balance between a streamlined design and effective functionality. See showcases to get a glimpse of the basic usage and what this configuration looks like.

This is a highly personalized and opinionated Neovim configuration, not a distribution. While it's not meant for direct use, you're welcome to fork, experiment, and adapt it to your liking. Feel free to use it as a starting point for your configuration or borrow elements you find useful. Issues and PRs are welcome.

Currently only supports Linux (X11/Wayland/TTY).

  

Table of Contents

Features

  • Modular design
    • Install and manage packages in groups
    • Make it easy to use different set of configuration for different use cases
  • Clean and uncluttered UI, including customized versions of:
  • VSCode-Neovim integration, makes you feel at home in VSCode when you occasionally need it
  • Massive TeX math snippets
  • Jupyter Notebook integration: edit notebooks like markdown files, run code in cells with simple commands and shortcuts
  • Fine-tuned plugins with custom patches
  • Optimization for large files, open any file larger than 100 MB and edit like butter
  • Fast startup around ~25 ms

Requirements and Dependencies

Basic

Tree-sitter

Tree-sitter installation and configuration are handled by nvim-treesitter.

Requires a C compiler, e.g. GCC or Clang, for building parsers.

To add or remove support for a language, install or uninstall the corresponding parser using :TSInstall or :TSUninstall.

To make the change permanent, add or remove corresponding parsers in the ensure_installed field in the call to nvim-treesitter's setup() function, see lua/configs/nvim-treesitter.lua.

LSP

For LSP support, install the following language servers manually using your favorite package manager:

To add support for other languages, install corresponding language servers manually then add lsp.lua files under after/ftplugin to automatically launch them for different filetypes.

Some examples of lsp.lua files:

DAP

Install the following debug adapters manually:

  • Bash:

    Go to vscode-bash-debug release page, download the latest release (bash-debug-x.x.x.vsix), extract (change the extension from .vsix to .zip then unzip it) the contents to a new directory vscode-bash-debug/ and put it under stdpath data (see :h stdpath).

    Make sure node is executable.

  • C/C++: install CodeLLDB.

    Example for ArchLinux users:

    yay -S codelldb     # Install from AUR

  • Python: install DebugPy

    Example for ArchLinux users:

    sudo pacman -S python-debugpy

    or

    pip install --local debugpy # Install to user's home directory

  • Go: install Delve

For more information on DAP installation, see Debug Adapter Installation.

Formatter

  • Bash: install Shfmt*
  • C/C++: install Clang to use clang-format
  • Lua: install StyLua*
  • Rust: install Rust to use rustfmt
  • Python: install Black*
  • LaTeX: install texlive-core to use latexindent

*Need EFM Language Server to work with vim.lsp.buf.format()

Installation

  1. Make sure you have required dependencies installed.

  2. Clone this repo to your config directory

    git clone https://github.com/Bekaboo/nvim ~/.config/nvim-macro

  3. Open neovim using

    NVIM_APPNAME=nvim-macro nvim

    On first installation, neovim will prompt you to decide whether to install third-party plugins, press y to install, n to skip, never to skip and disable the prompt in the future (aka "do not ask again").

    The suggestion is to use n to skip installing plugins on first launch, and see if everything works OK under a bare minimum setup. Depending on your needs, you can choose whether to install third-party plugins later using y/yes or never on the second launch.

    Some notes about third-party plugins

    Installing third-party plugins is known to cause issues in some cases, including:

    1. Partially cloned plugins and missing dependencies due to slow network connection
    2. Building failure especially for plugins like telescope-fzf-native.nvim and markdown-preview.nvim due to missing building dependencies or slow installation process
    3. Treesitter plugins can easily cause issues if you are on a different nvim version, check nvim-version.txt for the version of nvim targeted by this config

    To avoid these issues,

    1. Ensure you have a fast network before installing third-party plugins
    2. If the building process failed, go to corresponding project directory under g:package_path and manually run the build command from there. The build commands are declared in module specification files under lua/modules
    3. Ensure you are on the same version of nvim as specified in nvim-version.txt if you encounter any issue related to treesitter

  4. After entering neovim, Run :checkhealth to check potential dependency issues.

  5. Enjoy!

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issue, please try the following steps:

  1. Run :Lazy restore once to ensure that all packages are properly installed and patched

  2. Run :checkhealth to check potential dependency issues

  3. Check :version to make sure you are on the same (of above) version of neovim as specified in nvim-version.txt

  4. Try removing the following paths then restart Neovim:

    • :echo stdpath('cache')
    • :echo stdpath('state')
    • :echo stdpath('data')

  5. If still not working, please open an issue and I will be happy to help

Uninstallation

You can uninstall this config completely by simply removing the following paths:

  • :echo stdpath('config')
  • :echo stdpath('cache')
  • :echo stdpath('state')
  • :echo stdpath('data')

Config Structure

.
├── colors                      # colorschemes
├── plugin                      # custom plugins
├── ftplugin                    # custom filetype plugins
├── init.lua                    # entry of config
├── lua
│   ├── core                    # files under this folder is required by 'init.lua'
│   │   ├── autocmds.lua
│   │   ├── general.lua         # options and general settings
│   │   ├── keymaps.lua
│   │   └── modules.lua         # bootstraps plugin manager and specifies which modules to include
│   ├── modules                 # all plugin specifications and configs go here
│   │   ├── lib.lua             # plugin specifications in module 'lib'
│   │   ├── completion.lua      # plugin specifications in module 'completion'
│   │   ├── debug.lua           # plugin specifications in modules 'debug'
│   │   ├── langs.lua           # plugin specifications in module 'langs'
│   │   ├── markup.lua          # ...
│   │   ├── llm.lua
│   │   ├── tools.lua
│   │   ├── treesitter.lua
│   │   └── colorschemes.lua
│   ├── configs                 # configs for each plugin
│   ├── snippets                # snippets
│   ├── plugin                  # the actual implementation of custom plugins
│   └── utils
└── syntax                      # syntax files

Tweaking this Configuration

Managing Plugins with Modules

In order to enable or disable a module, one need to change the table in lua/core/modules.lua passed to enable_modules(), for example

enable_modules({
  'lib',
  'treesitter',
  'edit',
  -- ...
})

Installing Packages to an Existing Module

To install plugin foo under module bar, just insert the corresponding specification to the big table lua/modules/bar.lua returns, for instance,

lua/modules/bar.lua:

return {
  -- ...
  {
    'foo/foo',
    dependencies = 'foo_dep',
  },
}

Installing Packages to a New Module

To install plugin foo under module bar, one should first create module bar under lua/modules:

.
└── lua
    └── modules
        └── bar.lua

a module should return a big table containing all specifications of plugins under that module, for instance:

return {
  {
    'goolord/alpha-nvim',
    cond = function()
      return vim.fn.argc() == 0 and
          vim.o.lines >= 36 and vim.o.columns >= 80
    end,
    dependencies = 'nvim-web-devicons',
  },

  {
    'romgrk/barbar.nvim',
    dependencies = 'nvim-web-devicons',
    config = function() require('bufferline').setup() end,
  },
}

After creating the new module bar, enable it in lua/core/modules.lua:

enable_modules({
  -- ...
  'bar',
  -- ...
})

General Settings and Options

See lua/core/general.lua.

Environment Variables

  • $NVIM_NO3RD: disable third-party plugins if set
  • $NVIM_NF: enable nerd font icons if set

Keymaps

See lua/core/keymaps.lua, or see module config files for corresponding plugin keymaps.

Colorschemes

cockatoo, nano, macro, and sonokai are three builtin custom colorschemes, with separate palettes for dark and light background.

Neovim is configured to restore the previous background and colorscheme settings on startup, so there is no need to set them up in the config file explicitly.

To disable the auto-restore feature, remove the plugin plugin/colorscheme.lua.

To tweak this colorscheme, edit corresponding colorscheme files under colors.

Auto Commands

See lua/core/autocmds.lua.

LSP Server Configurations

See lua/utils/lsp.lua and lsp.lua files under after/ftplugin.

DAP Configurations

See lua/configs/dap-configs, lua/configs/nvim-dap.lua, and lua/configs/nvim-dap-ui.lua.

Snippets

This configuration use LuaSnip as the snippet engine, custom snippets for different filetypes are defined under lua/snippets.

Enabling VSCode Integration

VSCode integration takes advantages of the modular design, allowing to use a different set of modules when Neovim is launched by VSCode, relevant code is in autoload/plugin/vscode.vim and lua/core/modules.lua.

To make VSCode integration work, please install VSCode-Neovim in VSCode and configure it correctly.

After setting up VSCode-Neovim, re-enter VSCode, open a random file and it should work out of the box.

Appendix

Showcases

Default Modules and Plugins of Choice

Third Party Plugins

Total # of plugins: 50 (package manager included).

Builtin Plugins

  • colorcolumn
    • Shows color column dynamically based on current line width
    • Released as deadcolumn.nvim
  • colorscheme
    • Remembers and restores previous background and colorscheme settings
    • Syncs background and colorscheme settings among multiple Neovim instances if scripts setbg and setcolor are in $PATH
  • expandtab
    • Always use spaces for alignment, even if 'expandtab' is not set, see :h 'tabstop' point 5
  • fcitx5
    • Switches and restores fcitx5 state in each buffer asynchronously
  • jupytext
    • Edits jupyter notebook like markdown files
    • Writes into jupyter notebook asynchronously, which gives a smoother experience than jupytext.vim
  • intro
    • Shows a custom intro message on startup
  • lsp
    • Sets up LSP and diagnostic options and commands on LspAttach or DiagnosticChanged
  • readline
    • Readline-like keybindings in insert and command mode
  • statuscolumn
    • Custom statuscolumn, with git signs on the right of line numbers
  • statusline
  • tabline
    • Simple tabline that shows the current working directory of each tab
    • Use :[count]TabRename [name] to rename tabs
  • tabout
    • Tab out and in with <Tab> and <S-Tab>
  • term
    • Some nice setup for terminal buffers
  • tmux
    • Integration with tmux, provides unified keymaps for navigation, resizing, and many other window operations
  • vscode
  • winbar
    • A winbar with drop-down menus and multiple backends
    • Released as dropbar.nvim
  • markdown-capitalized-title
    • Automatically capitalize the first letter of each word in markdown titles
    • Use :MarkdownSetCapTitle enable/disable to enable or disable this feature

Startuptime

  • Neovim Version:

    NVIM v0.10.0-dev-2363+gb76a01055f
Build type: Release
LuaJIT 2.1.1702233742

  • Config Commit: 5970178e

  • System: Arch Linux 6.7.4-arch1-1

  • Machine: Dell XPS 13-7390

  • Startup time with --clean:

    hyperfine 'nvim --clean +q'
    Benchmark 1: nvim --clean +q
  Time (mean ± σ):       9.4 ms ±   1.9 ms    [User: 6.3 ms, System: 3.2 ms]
  Range (min … max):     6.5 ms …  15.1 ms    185 runs

  • Startup time with this config:

    hyperfine 'nvim +q'
    Benchmark 1: nvim +q
  Time (mean ± σ):      18.1 ms ±   1.3 ms    [User: 13.6 ms, System: 4.5 ms]
  Range (min … max):    15.5 ms …  22.0 ms    127 runs
    startuptime log 
    --- Startup times for process: Primary/TUI ---

times in msec
 clock   self+sourced   self:  sourced script
 clock   elapsed:              other lines

000.002  000.002: --- NVIM STARTING ---
000.168  000.166: event init
000.252  000.083: early init
000.305  000.053: locale set
000.352  000.047: init first window
000.615  000.263: inits 1
000.624  000.009: window checked
000.626  000.002: parsing arguments
001.130  000.063  000.063: require('vim.shared')
001.229  000.057  000.057: require('vim.inspect')
001.281  000.037  000.037: require('vim._options')
001.282  000.148  000.053: require('vim._editor')
001.284  000.258  000.048: require('vim._init_packages')
001.290  000.405: init lua interpreter
001.872  000.583: expanding arguments
001.908  000.036: inits 2
002.302  000.394: init highlight
002.306  000.003: --- NVIM STARTED ---

--- Startup times for process: Embedded ---

times in msec
 clock   self+sourced   self:  sourced script
 clock   elapsed:              other lines

000.002  000.002: --- NVIM STARTING ---
000.165  000.163: event init
000.242  000.077: early init
000.295  000.053: locale set
000.336  000.041: init first window
000.568  000.232: inits 1
000.582  000.015: window checked
000.589  000.007: parsing arguments
001.084  000.038  000.038: require('vim.shared')
001.192  000.047  000.047: require('vim.inspect')
001.239  000.036  000.036: require('vim._options')
001.241  000.154  000.070: require('vim._editor')
001.242  000.261  000.069: require('vim._init_packages')
001.244  000.394: init lua interpreter
001.299  000.054: expanding arguments
001.316  000.017: inits 2
001.554  000.238: init highlight
001.555  000.001: waiting for UI
001.649  000.094: done waiting for UI
001.652  000.003: clear screen
001.688  000.006  000.006: require('vim.keymap')
001.947  000.293  000.287: require('vim._defaults')
001.950  000.005: init default mappings & autocommands
002.376  000.051  000.051: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/ftplugin.vim
002.433  000.025  000.025: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/indent.vim
002.499  000.010  000.010: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/archlinux.vim
002.502  000.030  000.020: sourcing /etc/xdg/nvim/sysinit.vim
003.043  000.041  000.041: require('vim.fs')
003.205  000.133  000.133: require('vim.uri')
003.222  000.243  000.069: require('vim.loader')
003.756  001.216  000.973: require('core.general')
005.768  002.008  002.008: require('core.keymaps')
006.053  000.282  000.282: require('core.autocmds')
006.262  000.089  000.089: require('utils')
006.343  000.078  000.078: require('utils.static')
006.695  000.221  000.221: require('utils.static.icons._icons')
006.699  000.353  000.133: require('utils.static.icons')
007.039  000.076  000.076: require('modules.lib')
007.189  000.065  000.065: require('modules.edit')
007.287  000.060  000.060: require('modules.debug')
007.355  000.064  000.064: require('modules.tools')
007.408  000.047  000.047: require('modules.markup')
007.455  000.042  000.042: require('modules.completion')
007.519  000.060  000.060: require('modules.treesitter')
007.559  000.036  000.036: require('modules.colorschemes')
008.221  000.658  000.658: require('lazy')
008.250  000.011  000.011: require('ffi')
008.336  000.081  000.081: require('lazy.stats')
008.450  000.094  000.094: require('lazy.core.util')
008.536  000.083  000.083: require('lazy.core.config')
008.680  000.062  000.062: require('lazy.core.handler')
008.798  000.115  000.115: require('lazy.core.plugin')
008.812  000.274  000.098: require('lazy.core.loader')
010.241  000.085  000.085: require('lazy.core.handler.cmd')
010.349  000.103  000.103: require('lazy.core.handler.event')
010.532  000.178  000.178: require('lazy.core.handler.keys')
010.698  000.160  000.160: require('lazy.core.handler.ft')
011.196  000.024  000.024: sourcing /home/zeng/.local/share/nvim/packages/vimtex/ftdetect/cls.vim
011.247  000.017  000.017: sourcing /home/zeng/.local/share/nvim/packages/vimtex/ftdetect/tex.vim
011.288  000.021  000.021: sourcing /home/zeng/.local/share/nvim/packages/vimtex/ftdetect/tikz.vim
012.812  000.190  000.190: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/filetype.lua
012.886  000.006  000.006: require('vim.F')
013.509  000.127  000.127: sourcing /home/zeng/.config/nvim/plugin/_load.lua
013.677  000.064  000.064: require('utils.hl')
013.762  000.226  000.162: sourcing /home/zeng/.config/nvim/plugin/colorcolumn.lua
013.915  000.041  000.041: require('utils.json')
013.991  000.073  000.073: require('utils.fs')
015.510  000.962  000.962: sourcing /home/zeng/.config/nvim/colors/macro.lua
015.701  001.914  000.838: sourcing /home/zeng/.config/nvim/plugin/colorscheme.lua
016.132  000.098  000.098: require('vim.highlight')
016.280  000.550  000.452: sourcing /home/zeng/.config/nvim/plugin/intro.lua
016.466  000.063  000.063: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/plugin/editorconfig.lua
016.531  000.018  000.018: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/plugin/gzip.vim
016.626  000.069  000.069: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/plugin/man.lua
016.672  000.013  000.013: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/plugin/matchit.vim
016.831  000.136  000.136: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/plugin/matchparen.vim
016.873  000.012  000.012: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/plugin/netrwPlugin.vim
016.954  000.060  000.060: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/plugin/nvim.lua
017.030  000.054  000.054: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/plugin/osc52.lua
017.061  000.008  000.008: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/plugin/rplugin.vim
017.135  000.052  000.052: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/plugin/shada.vim
017.190  000.016  000.016: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/plugin/spellfile.vim
017.226  000.010  000.010: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/plugin/tarPlugin.vim
017.256  000.008  000.008: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/plugin/tohtml.vim
017.284  000.006  000.006: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/plugin/tutor.vim
017.326  000.011  000.011: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/plugin/zipPlugin.vim
017.410  011.355  005.044: require('core.packages')
017.413  014.890  000.028: sourcing /home/zeng/.config/nvim/init.lua
017.419  000.473: sourcing vimrc file(s)
017.522  000.051  000.051: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/filetype.lua
017.665  000.056  000.056: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/syntax/synload.vim
017.767  000.209  000.153: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/syntax/syntax.vim
017.779  000.101: inits 3
017.959  000.129  000.129: require('plugin.statuscolumn')
018.237  000.329: opening buffers
018.258  000.020: BufEnter autocommands
018.259  000.002: editing files in windows
018.280  000.021: VimEnter autocommands
018.340  000.060: UIEnter autocommands
018.567  000.179  000.179: sourcing /usr/share/nvim/runtime/autoload/provider/clipboard.vim
018.573  000.053: before starting main loop
018.911  000.074  000.074: require('utils.stl')
019.334  000.379  000.379: require('plugin.statusline')
019.542  000.130  000.130: require('utils.git')
019.754  000.197  000.197: require('vim._system')
021.197  001.843: first screen update
021.201  000.004: --- NVIM STARTED ---

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