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My Nvim config

Introduction

This config is my current one used with NVChad 2.5: nvchad.com. NvChad is not mendatory but it add all the basic plugin and has a good interface.

To install it (not tested):

git clone https://github.com/NvChad/starter ~/.config/nvim
cd ~/.config/nvim/
rm -rf lua/ && mkdir lua
cd ./lua
git clone https://github.com/auma-odoo/nvim-config.git . && nvim

Plugins

You have two plugins file, one for UI plugins and one for the other plugins.

You can update the plugin with :Lazy and add LSP, formatter, linter with :Mason. I added some in the mason.lua and in treesitter.lua file that you can change and remove locally.

If you don't use kitty, you can remove kitty-scrollback.nvim. For more info on this plugin: mikesmithgh/kitty-scrollback.nvim. I also added obsidian.nvim for my local wiki. You can remove it if you don't use it. For more info: epwalsh/obsidian.nvim.

Debugging

I added a custom debugger for Odoo. The config is in dapconfig.lua and you can find the custom config for the UI in dapuiconfig.lua. To access it, you can use the vim command :Dap..., or the custom mappings in <leader>d (by default, <leader> is space).

Mappings

All the mapping use the default mapping in vim (only in NvChad 2.5 and more): vim.keymap.set.

I added Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V and Ctrl+X in the mappings, all the debugging mappings and some more. You can find everything in mappings.lua file.

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