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Documents the file/folder layout, what each lua/plugins/*.lua group
contains, the managed language servers, how to add a new plugin, and
the (now fully independent) relationship to Vim's own vimrc.
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Pins every plugin (including the ones added after the initial
migration: blink.cmp/friendly-snippets, treesitter, nvim-autopairs/
nvim-ts-autotag, neo-tree.nvim) to the versions confirmed working, for
reproducible installs across machines.
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<C-w><direction> only works in Normal mode; a terminal buffer (e.g.
claude-code.nvim's split) is in Terminal mode by default, where
keystrokes go straight to the running process instead of Neovim.
Add terminal-mode versions of the existing <C-hjkl> mappings that
escape to Normal mode (<C-\><C-n>) before running the window command,
so leaving a terminal split works the same one-chord way as moving
between any other windows.
Deliberately not mapping <Esc> to escape terminal mode (the vimrc had
this commented out too) - many programs run inside a terminal buffer
(claude included) and need to receive a real Escape keypress.
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Requested: a modern, git-status-aware file explorer instead of
nerdtree (which has no built-in git integration). neo-tree.nvim shows
per-file git status (modified/staged/added/etc.) directly in the tree,
plus dedicated git-status/buffers/diagnostics panels if wanted later.
- Same auto-open-when-no-file / stdin-guard behavior as the old
nerdtree autocmds, reimplemented for neo-tree.
- close_if_last_window = true replaces nerdtree's manual "quit when
it's the last window" autocmd.
- Added <leader>e to toggle it, since neo-tree isn't opened by a
memorable bare command the way :NERDTree was.
Vim's own vimrc still uses nerdtree, untouched - this only affects the
Neovim-only config.
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Not part of the original vimrc (no auto-pairs plugin existed there) -
added per request for PyCharm-like brace/quote/HTML-tag auto-closing.
- nvim-treesitter (main branch, the current rewrite) with parsers for
the languages already covered by the LSP/plugin setup, plus
highlighting enabled generically via vim.treesitter.start() on
FileType (a no-op, caught by pcall, for filetypes without a parser).
- nvim-autopairs for bracket/quote auto-closing.
- nvim-ts-autotag (treesitter-based) for HTML/JSX/similar tag
auto-closing and renaming.
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Replace the neovim stow package's symlink into vim/.vim with a real,
independent Lua config: init.lua + lua/config/* (options, keymaps,
autocmds, lazy.nvim bootstrap) + lua/plugins/*.lua (one file per plugin
group).
- Plugin manager: lazy.nvim (self-bootstrapping, no submodule needed).
- Carries over every plugin from the vimrc as-is: vim-airline (+ themes,
tmuxline), vim-janah colorscheme, nerdtree, vim-signify, nerdcommenter,
ale, vim-fugitive, quick-scope, ctrlp.vim, claude-code.nvim, plus
vim-ansible-yaml/vim-terraform gated the same way the vimrc gated them
(executable() checks, now as lazy.nvim `cond` functions).
- Replaces YouCompleteMe + jedi-vim entirely with nvim-lspconfig +
mason.nvim + mason-lspconfig.nvim (ensure_installed: pyright, lua_ls,
bashls, terraformls, yamlls, ts_ls, cssls, html; clangd enabled
directly since it's already on PATH via Xcode CLT) and blink.cmp for
completion (+ friendly-snippets), with blink's LSP capabilities merged
into every server's default config.
- ALE stays as a pure linter/fixer (g:ale_disable_lsp = 1) so it doesn't
duplicate nvim-lspconfig's diagnostics/hover/go-to-definition.
- Ports the vimrc's general settings/functions (options, window-nav
keymaps, arrow-key disabling, StripTrailingWhitespace, AppendModeline,
the git->Git abbreviation) to Lua; drops the w!! sudo-save abbreviation
(vimrc's own comment notes it doesn't work under Neovim) and the
reload-vimrc-on-save autocmd (no clean Lua equivalent).
Vim's own vimrc, ftplugin/python.vim, and plugin installs are completely
untouched and unaffected by this change.
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Tom van der Lee