My personal configuration files for zsh, neovim, tmux, iterm, macOS, tmuxinator...
Powerful fully-featured editor.
- Special support for: C++, Python, Scala and Haskell (other filetypes are supported as well)
- Code linting
- Syntax checker
- Code completion
- File browser
- Formatting tools
- Fuzzy searching
- Tag management and exploration
- Mnemonic mappings
- Gruvbox theme
- A lot of more feautures...
It is possible to make the editor work with external REPLs in a simple way.
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Support for most REPL: ipython, R, ihaskell, scala...
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Automatic layout creation by tmuxinator
See vim-slime for details
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| Key Mapping | Description |
|---|---|
| Ctr-h/j/k/l | Window splits navigation |
| Ctr-p | Open explorer |
| Ctr-t | Open tag bar |
| f | Format code |
| A | Jump to header/implementation file. Only for C/C++ code |
| a | Toggle align-code mode |
| Ctr-space | Fuzzy searching through files |
| Ctr-b | Fuzzy searching through buffers |
| Ctr-a | Ag searching |
| Ctr-f | Find in buffer |
| ww | Select/Swap window. |
| K | Show C/C++ docs |
I love gruvbox theme so I use it both for Neovim and iTerm2. I put the .itermcolors file here for you to use it easily.
Note: If you are on macOS and not using iTerm2, please, install it :)
I prefer exa over ls, so I have aliases for l, la and ll
Interactive directory navigation thanks to fzf and enhancd
Ultra fast navigation through directories and files thanks to fasd
Default tmuxinator projects to use Neovim with the most common REPLs:
| Language | Project Name | Command executed |
|---|---|---|
| Python | python-repl | ipython |
| R | r-repl | R |
| Scala | scala-repl | scala |
| Haskell | haskell-repl | stack exec ghci |
| Ruby | ruby-repl | irb |
I use Homebrew package manager, which allows me to deal with dependencies easily. If you use it too, run install.sh script to install the required packages.
If you use Linux or Homebrew isn't for you, follow the install instructions of each package to get everything working. In case you don't want to use some tool, just don't install it, but make sure the aliases and other related files are changed.
Note: Neovim requires FZF for some IDE features so, you should install it. FZF can be replaced by Unite, CtrP or any similar plugin, but it is not supported out of the box.
Neovim requires python2 and python3 support to work correctly. Make sure your system has both Python versions installed and run the following:
pip2 install neovim
pip3 install neovimTODO
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