Theovim

Theovim is my personal Neovim configuration. It strives to be a simple and maintainable full-Lua Neovim configuration with full-IDE feature. Due to the requests from my classmates in CS252: Systems Programming who wanted IDE features while working on the infamous "shell project," I decided to take the Neovim configuration out of my dotfiles repository. I also like the name Theovim it's cute.

Prerequisite

• git to update Theovim
• bash or a POSIX compliance shell
• A terminal emulator capable of rendering 256 xterm colors
• Latest version of Neovim (> 0.8).
  • For those poor souls working with 0.4.3 version Neovim on Purdue CS Data server, I included the appimage downloader that automatically adds alias to your .bashrc. Run ~/.theovim/nvim_appimage_downloader.sh periodically to keep the appimage updated.
• NerdFonts to render glyphs

Installation

• Install the latest version of Neovim. Use nvim_appimage_downloader if your system does not permit a binary installation

Execute the following commands:

git clone https://github.com/theopn/theovim.git ~/.theovim
~/.theovim/theovim-util.sh install

• Lazy.nvim package manager will automatically install all the missing plugins. If any error happens, run :TheovimUpdate to manually update the plugins
• :Mason is a language server manager. Use :MasonInstall to install language servers of your choice. Currently supported language servers are Bash (bash-language-server), C, C++ (clangd), CSS (css-lsp), HTML (html-lsp), Python (python-lsp-server), and SQL (sqlls). In the future, any choice of your language server will work with Theovim.

Usage

• :TheovimHelp contains all the custom commands and shortcuts
• :TheovimUpdate updates the latest changes to Theovim by pulling the changes and running update utilities
• :TheovimInfo shows the current version and information about the Neovim/Theovim - TODO