Requires Neovim 0.12, a Nerd Font and the tree-sitter CLI, which nvim-treesitter uses to build parsers.
lazy.nvim installs itself and the plugins on first start, and nvim-treesitter installs the parsers.
Install the language servers by hand:
:MasonInstall clangd lua-language-server rust-analyzer ty
tsgo runs from a project's own TypeScript 7 install, so it needs no global binary.
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
<space><space> |
Find file |
<space>a |
Grep |
<space>w |
Grep current word |
<space>b |
Search open buffers |
<C-f> |
Search lines in current buffer |
<C-e> |
File explorer |
<C-h/j/k/l> |
Switch window |
{ / } |
Previous / next buffer |
g- |
Delete buffer |
g= |
Delete all other buffers |
<C-t> |
Toggle terminal |
<space>l |
Lazygit |
<space>L |
Lazygit log |
<C-c><C-c> |
Clear search highlight |
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
gd |
Definitions |
grr |
References |
gO |
Document symbols |
<space>f |
Format buffer |
<space>e |
Show line diagnostics |
<space>] |
Next diagnostic |
<space>[ |
Previous diagnostic |
Neovim's defaults also apply, including K for hover, grn for rename and gra for code actions.