dotfiles

zsh

Uses zinit

nvim

Uses vim-plug

Plugins

Take a look at zsh/nvim/lua/plug.lua each pluging has a comment next to it describing it's use.

Cheatsheet

Shortcut	Action
<Ctrl>+c in insert mode	Backs to normal mode

Indentation

Using lukas-reineke/indent-blankline.nvim for showing indentation. We've setup different characters for indentation using spaces or tabs.

Indent Character	Indicator
Space	│
Tab	┆

Also, using scope to highlight current scope with a bold character.

Motions

We've installed nvim-treesitter-textobjects which allows semantic motions like:

Keymap	Motion
af	Outer Function
if	Inner Function
ac	Outer Class
ic	Inner Class
ib	Inner Block (can be between parenthesis)

Combine it with Comment.nvim, a plugin to comment code, with treesitter support, and we can comment using this movements.

Keymap	Comment
gcc	Comments the current line - linewise comments (// Comment)
gbc	Comments the current line - blockwise comments (/* Comment */)
gcaf	Comments the outer function - linewise comments

Surround

Command	Description
ds<surround>	Delete a surrounding character (e.g., ds" removes surrounding quotes).
cs<old><new>	Change surrounding characters (e.g., cs"' changes " to ').
ys<motion><surround>	Add a surrounding character (e.g., ysiw" surrounds a word with "). Motion accepts treesitter textobjects.
yss<surround>	Surround an entire line (e.g., yss" surrounds the line with ").
vS<surround>	Surround a visually-selected area (e.g., vS" surrounds selection with ").

nvim-tree

Command	Description
<leader>nv	Toggles nvim-tree

Notes to myself

About nvim variables and scopes

Prefix	Scope	Purpose	Examples
vim.o	Global Options	Sets global editor options affecting all buffers and windows unless overridden locally.	vim.o.number = true, vim.o.mouse = "a"
vim.wo	Window-local	Sets options specific to a single window.	vim.wo.relativenumber = true
vim.bo	Buffer-local	Sets options specific to a single buffer.	vim.bo.filetype = "lua"
vim.g	Global Variables	Defines or accesses global variables, typically used for plugin configuration or custom settings.	vim.g.mapleader = " ", vim.g.plugin_option = true
vim.env	Environment Vars	Interacts with system environment variables.	vim.env.HOME, vim.env.PATH
vim.t	Tabpage-local	Stores variables specific to a single tabpage.	vim.t.my_var = "tab_value"
vim.b	Buffer-local Vars	Stores variables tied to a single buffer.	vim.b.my_var = "buffer_value"
vim.w	Window-local Vars	Stores variables tied to a single window.	vim.w.my_var = "window_value"
vim.v	Built-in Vars	Read-only variables for internal states or results of operations.	vim.v.count, vim.v.version
vim.opt	Unified Interface	Modern interface for setting options, supporting explicit scope prefixes like global, win, or buf.	vim.opt.number = true, vim.opt_global.mouse = "a"

Highlight groups

While configuring indent-blankline I've learned about Highlight gruops, a way of configuring the presentation of the text.