Wrapped nvim binary to bundle the Lua configuration (no need to use ~/.config/nvim);
Plugin management done via Nix, with lazy-loading handled by lze;
File management done via yazi;
Configured Language Server Protocol (LSP) support, with all used LSPs bundled with the binary;
Auto-formatting on save.

To-Do

Move go-grip integration to it's own plugin (similar to peek.nvim);
Test configuration as a Neovim plugin;
Use Yazi instead of lf as file manager;
Bundle and use default formatters for when no one is available on PATH;
Better stylize the editor (mainly pop-overs and hover menus);
Remove tfm.nvim and use Neovim APIs to do the same features.
Better integration and usage of the Quickfix list with trouble.nvim

Using

The configuration is mainly intended to be used with the Nix package manager. However, due to the structured of this configuration, it may be possible to use it as a plugin.

Nix

If you have Nix installed (with Flakes enabled), you can run the configured Neovim binary with just:

nix run git+https://forge.capytal.company/dot013/nvim

# GitHub mirror
nix run github:dot013/nvim

It also can be used as a NixOS or Home-Manager module:

# flake.nix
{
    inputs = {
        dot013-neovim.url = "git+https://forge.capytal.company/dot013/nvim"
    };
    outputs = { ... } @ inputs: {
        # your NixOS configurations ...
    };
}

# configuration.nix
{ inputs, ... }: {
    imports = [
        inputs.dot013-neovim.nixosModules.neovim
    ];
}

# home.nix
{ inputs, ... }: {
    imports = [
        inputs.dot013-neovim.homeManagerModules.neovim
    ];
}

Neovim Plugin

All the configuration is provided under the plugin/Lua namespace "dot013", so it may be possible to install it on a conventional ~/.config/nvim Lua config. This is not tested or even planned to be supported, and all dependencies would need to be handled manually in one way or another compatible with lze's plugin loading (with is simply based on Neovim's default plugin loading).

Acknowledgments

This configuration was a learning experience, both on how to wrap programs using Nix and to better understand NeoVim and it's APIs. I (@Guz013) wouldn't be able to make this config without the help and inspiration from:

Fernando Ayats' blog post on creating a Neovim wrapper with Nix from scratch;
Inspirations from peek.nvim's source-code to be able to run CLI applications with the Neovim API;
Christoph's go-grip, used as the Markdown previewer webserver.

License

This program is free software. It comes without any warranty, to the extent permitted by applicable law. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License, Version 2, as published by Sam Hocevar. See the LICENSE file or http://www.wtfpl.net/ for more details.

A mirror of this program is also available on https://github.com/dot013/nvim