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Neovim-Moaid

My Neovim Configuration for Windows and Linux :)

Installation

Manual Installation for Windows & Linux

  1. Update XDG_CONFIG_HOME if needed

    • Should point to the config/ folder in this repo.
    • For example: C:/Github/Neovim-Moaid/config
  2. Install Neovim

    • Using Windows via Winget
      • winget install Neovim.Neovim
    • Using Linux via apt
      • sudo apt install neovim
  3. Install Zig (Windows only, not needed for Linux)

    • winget install zig.zig (slow to install)
    • Make sure to use a stable release
  4. Install WinGnu32.Make or Kitware.CMake (Windows only, not needed for Linux)

    • winget install Kitware.CMake
  5. Install fd

    • Using Windows via Winget
      • winget install sharkdp.fd
    • Using Linux via apt
      • sudo apt install fd-find
  6. Install ripgrep

    • Using Windows via Winget
      • winget install BurntSushi.ripgrep.MSVC
    • Using Linux via apt
      • sudo apt install ripgrep
  7. Install LazyGit

    • Using Windows via Winget
      • winget install JesseDuffield.lazygit
    • Using Linux via apt
      • sudo apt install lazygit
  8. Install jq (for nvim-rest)

    • Using Windows via Winget
      • winget install jqlang.jq
    • Using Linux via apt
      • sudo apt install jq
  9. Install html-tidy (for nvim-rest)

Automatic Installation for Windows

  • For Windows, you can install most of the above automatically using Winget:
    • winget configure -f configurations/configuration.dsc.yaml
    • The only thing missing is netcoredbg and html-tidy since they are not available via Winget
    • note - this process may take a lot of time to finish due to Zig. Zig's binaries are highly compressed and it take an unwordly amount of time to uncompress them. This doesn't relate to Winget or to the configuration file, you'll encounter the same experience when running the installer manually.