t1gu1/nvchad

nvchad nvim config

NvChad Customised

Cute Dashboard (Customised)

Ready to work for these types of projects

• React, Javascript, Typescript
• Astro
• Markdown
• Lua
• html
• css

Install Pre-requisites

• Install Nvim 0.9.5
• git clone https://github.com/t1gu1/nvchad ~/.config/nvim && nvim
• Nerd Font as your terminal font. Make sure the nerd font you set doesn't end with Mono to prevent small icons. Example : JetbrainsMono Nerd Font and not JetbrainsMono Nerd Font Mono
• Ripgrep is required for grep searching with Telescope (OPTIONAL).
• GCC, Windows users must have mingw installed and set on path.
• Make, Windows users must have GnuWin32 installed and set on path.
• When you open the first time, always check your setup with the :checkhealth command

Nice little plugins added & ajustment (Cause not mentionned later in this doc)

First there is an ajustement to not replace the yank by using d, c, p so you can copy and paste without the fear of replacing the yarnked buffer.

• rainbow-delimiters | Make a rainbow with () {} [] - Easier to see the bloc
• mini.cursorword | Underline all words similar to the one under the cursor
• mini.surround | Sourround content with () {} [] "" ''
• mini.move | Move line or selection
• lspsaga | Nice Lsp action, debug, etc bubble
• project.nvim | Added to NvDash quick find project
• lazygit.nvim | An incredible way to have a git visual inside nvim

Terminal is simple and keep the theme hilights (NvChad.term)

Nice way to access the terminal (Custom NvChad.term mapping)

Simply use these shorcuts:

• <leader>t Open the last opened terminal (Create one if none created)
• 1<leader>t Open the second terminal (Create one if none created)
• 2<leader>t Open the second terminal (Create one if none created)
• 3<leader>t Open the second terminal (Create one if none created)
• 4<leader>t Open the second terminal (Create one if none created)
• 5<leader>t Open the second terminal (Create one if none created)
• You get it. It works from 1 to 9.

An other way to switch or simply view opened terminal

Shortcut: Simply t

Nice nvim-tree & UI (Customised)

It's nice to know that it will auto close if you'll go out of focus or select a file.

A Noice popup/box for searching and commands

This is what appear when you press : or /. It remove that space at the bottom of the screen for that visual with nice context icons.

Colorfull Markdown & todo visual helper

Navigate Blazingly fast with Harpoon 2 (Added)

• <leader>a Add file in Harpoon
• <leader>E Show Harpoon explorer (This is a CAP E)
• <leader>1 Open the second terminal (Create one if none created)
• <leader>2 Open the second terminal (Create one if none created)
• <leader>3 Open the second terminal (Create one if none created)
• <leader>4 Open the second terminal (Create one if none created)
• <leader>5 Open the second terminal (Create one if none created)
• You get it. It works from 1 to 9.

Cheat Sheet - The BLAZINGLY FAST way to learn about this config shorcuts

<leader>ch Will open the Cheat Sheet

Even Telescope looks gorgeous

A lot of themes

Here is my Lazygit config

gui:
  theme:
    activeBorderColor:
      - '#00ffa5'
      - bold
    inactiveBorderColor:
      - '#a5adcb'
    optionsTextColor:
      - '#00ebd7'
    selectedLineBgColor:
      - '#262a3f'
    cherryPickedCommitBgColor:
      - '#494d64'
    cherryPickedCommitFgColor:
      - '#8bd5ca'
    unstagedChangesColor:
      - '#ed8796'
    defaultFgColor:
      - '#cad3f5'
    searchingActiveBorderColor:
      - '#eed49f' 

keybinding:
  universal:
    quit: '<esc>'
    quit-alt1: '<c-c>' # alternative/alias of quit
    return: 'q' # return to previous menu, will quit if there's nowhere to return

On linux I install these

If x11

• xclip

If Wayland

• wl-copy and wl-paste