🚀 Features	⌨️ Key Mappings	🧩 Plugin Reference
📦 Requirements	🛠️ Install Guide (per-OS)	🏗️ Architecture

A single Neovim config that stays fast across 28 language servers without turning into config soup. One central file — lua/lsp/servers.lua — declares every server and its settings; Mason installs the binaries; native vim.lsp.config/vim.lsp.enable wires them up, with no nvim-lspconfig server tables duplicating that work. Formatting, Treesitter parsers, and colorschemes follow the same one-file-per-concern pattern. Full breakdown in docs/ARCHITECTURE.md.

Core

Plugin & LSP Layer

UI & Navigation

Languages

🔍 Finding Things Smart picker — Snacks.picker for files, grep, buffers, git, LSP symbols, diagnostics, and more Harpoon — pin & jump between 4 files instantly Dashboard — recent files, projects, live git status 🧠 LSP & Completion 28 language servers, native vim.lsp.config, zero nvim-lspconfig boilerplate blink.cmp — LSP + path + snippets + buffer + emoji + dictionary sources Trouble — pinned diagnostics/symbols panes, follow-cursor Lspsaga — hover docs, rename, code action menu

======= 🌐 Git & Tools LazyGit, Diffview, Gitsigns, git-blame, git-conflict — all wired through Snacks/native keymaps Toggleterm — floating terminal, one keystroke away 42 School — header stamping + Norm linting + c_formatter_42 📚 Language Extras Jupyter notebooks — Molten + image.nvim (Kitty graphics protocol) LaTeX — VimTeX + latexmk, live compile Go — go.nvim: run/test/coverage/struct-tags/iferr, all layered over gopls C/C++ — clangd inlay hints + AST view + parameter highlighting

Full write-up, with the reasoning behind each pick, in docs/FEATURES.md.

Option A — scripted (macOS/Linux). Backs up any existing config, installs core deps + a Nerd Font, optionally installs language runtimes (prompted interactively, or pass -l go,rust,python, or -l all), fetches OmniSharp if you picked dotnet, clones, and launches:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NoamFav/Nvim-config/main/scripts/install.sh | bash -s -- -l go,rust,python
# or just `... | bash` to be prompted for languages, or add -y to skip every prompt

See scripts/install.sh --help (or the top of the file) for every flag.

Option B — manual:

# Core requirements (macOS/Homebrew shown — see docs/INSTALL.md for Linux/Windows)
brew install neovim git ripgrep fd lazygit tree-sitter universal-ctags

# Backup existing config
mv ~/.config/nvim ~/.config/nvim.bak
mv ~/.local/share/nvim ~/.local/share/nvim.bak

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## Installation

# Create the backup/swap/undo dirs lua/core/options.lua expects
mkdir -p ~/.logs/nvim/backup ~/.logs/nvim/swap ~/.logs/nvim/undo

# Launch — lazy.nvim bootstraps itself, installs plugins,
# then Mason auto-installs LSP servers + formatters
nvim

Tip

Run :Mason after first launch to confirm every server installed cleanly, and :checkhealth to catch any missing system dependency.

Note

Only need a couple of languages? Don't install every runtime in docs/REQUIREMENTS.md — Mason only installs servers/formatters, not compilers/SDKs, so add those as you actually need them.

[!WARNING] > scripts/install.sh covers macOS (Homebrew), Ubuntu/Debian (apt), Fedora (dnf), and Arch (pacman) — no Windows/WSL path. Language runtimes it can't install cleanly (e.g. Dart/Terraform on apt, most AUR-only packages on Arch) print a warning with a link instead of silently skipping. Piping any script into bash runs arbitrary code with your permissions — read it first if that matters to you: scripts/install.sh.

Switch with <leader>uC — all configured transparent by default.

MIT — see LICENSE

Made with ♥ by NoamFav