ivim

ivim is a personal Neovim configuration powered by lazy.nvim. It provides a curated set of plugins for programming and daily editing while remaining fairly small. The setup automatically installs the plugin manager on first launch and chooses a light or dark theme based on your system preference.

Features

• Dashboard on startup with shortcuts to common actions
• Catppuccin color scheme with automatic dark/light switching
• Bufferline tabs and lualine statusline
• nvim-tree file explorer and telescope fuzzy finder
• LSP support via mason.nvim and nvim-lspconfig
• nvim-cmp for autocompletion
• Treesitter syntax highlighting
• Conform.nvim formatter integration
• Toggleterm terminal management
• TODO comments and which-key hints

Installation

1. Install Neovim 0.11 or later.

2. Clone this repository into ~/.config/ivim:

   git clone https://github.com/pszpetkowski/ivim.git ~/.config/ivim

3. Add an ivim script to your ~/.local/bin directory:

   mkdir -p ~/.local/bin
   cat <<'EOF' > ~/.local/bin/ivim
   #!/bin/sh
   export NVIM_APPNAME="${NVIM_APPNAME:-"ivim"}"
   exec -a "$NVIM_APPNAME" nvim "$@"
   EOF
   chmod u+x ~/.local/bin/ivim

4. Start ivim using the ivim command. The configuration will download lazy.nvim and install the declared plugins automatically. You can run :Lazy to manage plugins or :Lazy sync to update them.

Usage

Most key mappings are discoverable via which-key—press <leader> in normal mode to view available commands. The color scheme adapts automatically to your desktop's appearance when the org.freedesktop.portal.Settings DBus interface is present.