README.md

📱 Dotfiles

Dotfiles to run Neovim on your phone using termux.

📖 Usage

First backup your old config files.

If you don't have a config then you can skip this step.

mv ~/.config/nvim ~/.config/nvim.old

Now remove the share & state directories.

Note

Not doing this may result in plugin conflicts or things not working properly.

rm -rf ~/.local/share/nvim/ ~/.local/state/nvim/

Now, clone the repository into your ~/.config/ directory.

git clone https://github.com/OXY2DEV/nvim.git/ ~/.config/

Now, open Neovim and install all the necessary plugins.

nvim

📂 Init file

The init.lua file is used to configure Neovim.

It has 3 parts.

🔩 Editor config

This part is used for configuring options, keymaps and other files that modifies the editor.

These files are meant to be loaded before the plugin manager and should create a usable setup even without any of the plugins.

require("config.settings");   -- Options
require("config.keymaps");    -- Keymaps

📜 Scripts

These are like a smaller version of plugins. They add some simple niceties.

require("scripts.beacon");           -- Beacon to show cursor
require("scripts.cmdline");          -- Custom cmdline
require("scripts.diagnostic");       -- Fancy diagnostic messages
require("scripts.terminal_bg_sync"); -- Background sync for Termux

💤 Lazy.nvim

I use lazy.nvim to install plugins. For plugin configuration I use the plugins/plugin-name.lua style.

So, I only load the plugin manager here.

require("config/lazy");