🚀 nvimDev v1.2.0 - New Features, Colorschemes, and More!
We’re thrilled to announce the v1.2.0 release of nvimDev! This update brings exciting new features, fresh colorschemes, improved key mappings, and a new fuzzy finder experience! 🎉
🆕 What’s New in v1.2.0?
🎨 New Colorschemes:
Say hello to a broader range of colorschemes! Alongside the default Onedark theme from v1.0.0, we’ve added:
- Nightfox
- Gruvbox
- Kanagawa
- Catppuccin
- Doom-one
- Tokyonight
🗂️ Keymapping Enhancements:
I've introduced new key mappings in keymaps.lua to make navigation even easier:
- Navigate between buffers effortlessly.
- Move and reorganize buffers quickly.
- New insert mode navigation keybindings to improve your workflow.
🔭 Telescope Plugin Integration:
The major new feature in this release is the addition of the Telescope plugin – a powerful, customizable fuzzy finder that allows you to search files, buffers, commands, and more with ease. The Telescope setup has been meticulously configured for a more visually pleasing interface.
Additionally, the project.nvim plugin has been integrated, allowing you to search for projects directly within Telescope for seamless project navigation.
📄 Quick Access via Leader Key:
You can now access Telescope directly with the leader key (<Space>) — no more long commands to search for files! A whole new set of Which Key mappings have been added to simplify access to frequently used commands and files. Just hit <Space> in normal mode to explore all the options at your fingertips!
🗝️ Which Key Update:
I’ve migrated from Which Key v3.13.3 to an earlier, more customizable version, v1.6.0. You can access this version at:
I made this switch because v1.6.0 offers greater ease in writing keymaps and configuring the popup, giving you a better overall experience. The Which Key popup has been redesigned to be visually appealing, offering smoother navigation when accessing key bindings.
Happy coding with nvimDev! 💻