Fr4nk1inCs' Nixvim

Personalized neovim configured with NixVim.

There are 3 versions of the configuration:

• "minimal": A configuration that doesn't include desktop/GUI-only features, but it's still bulky :(
• full: The full configuration with all the features. This is what I daily use.
• fullWsl: The full configuration with all the features, but with some tweaks for WSL.

Try it out or install it

To test the config without first cloning the repo simply run the following command:

$ nix run github:Fr4nk1inCs/nixvim

Add to flake:

1. Add this repo to your flake inputs:

   inputs.nixvim.url = "github:Fr4nk1inCs/nixvim";

2. Use the nixvim package in your environment.systemPackages:

   {inputs, ...}:
   {
     environment.systemPackages = [
       inputs.nixvim.packages.${system}.default
     ];
   }

   Or in your home.packages:

    {inputs, ...}:
    {
      home.packages = [
        inputs.nixvim.packages.${system}.default
      ];
    }

   Or as a nixpkgs.overlays:

   import nixpkgs {
     overlays = [
       (final: _: {
         nixvim = inputs.nixvim.packages.${system}.default;
       })
     ];
   }

If you want to use it on any other Linux distribution, I have some GitHub Actions that uses ralismark/nix-appimage to bundle the configurations (with all dependencies) into an AppImage. However, the AppImage is so big (1.1G for minimal) that I wouldn't upload it to the release page (due to storage limits). You can fork this repo, manually trigger the GitHub Actions yourself, take a cup of coffee, download the output artifact and unzip it to get the executable. (Build once, run anywhere! :>)

Currently, AppImage is only available for both minimal and full configurations on x86-64 Linux.