[DEPRECATED]: Not crossplatform enough. Line endings shouldn't be a problem in 2023; neovim/neovim#11205

Presenting my dotfiles for neovim. I made a few small scripts to reduce some time in CP. Not that I solve all ABCDEF in div1 but while using VSCode (another pog editor) the language services, completions, and a whole new electron window seems tooooooo bloaty. So, I decided to write my own bloat (jk). This configuration is becoming IDE like everyday. You might edit it for yourself anyways.

Prerequisites

• python3-venv (for autocompletions)
• Copilot license (for ai suggestions)
• neovim
• astyle (for code formatting/ may use something else but change appropriately in lua/settings/init.lua)

How to use?

• Get neovim from your package manager/obtain binary
• Place this whole repo in ~/.config/nvim/ folder. (So the paths would read like ~/.config/nvim/lua/....)
• follow https://github.com/wbthomason/packer.nvim#quickstart to install Packer (a package manager for neovim plugins)
• Open ~/.config/nvim/lua/packer-config/init.lua using nvim. Run :luafile % in NORMAL mode. Now type :PackerSync. Wait for some time. After it's finished exit nvim.
• Now install python3-venv using your package manager like apt, pacman (OR just refer to github.com/ms-jpq/coq_nvim)
• Finally open ~/.config/nvim/lua/packer-config/init.lua again and run :PackerSync followed by :COQdeps. This will install buffer based autocompletions (to install LSP which might slow the setup, look at their github page).
• Now set-up Copilot using :Copilot setup. It'll just make you authenitcate your copilot instance.
• It is recommended to add ~.config/nvim/bin to your PATH. (This will allow you to use gen, compile and run, and other productivity scripts). (If you are a competitive programmer -cpp, you should update file named rawtemplate in that folder)
• Lastly alias vim=nvim in your .bashrc or .zshrc etc. (most important)
• use Ctrl+f to open the file explorer on your left! (VSCode lol).
• (Optional) Update rawtemplates provided in /bin folder to match your cp templates.

I am running it on a WSL (ubuntu/One half dark) instance with acrylic.

Here is a photo of my setup:

More on aesthetics: The screenshot uses FiraCode Nerd Font on Windows Terminal (win 11) with acrylics on 💅.

VIM supremacy!