My personal neovim lua config (requires neovim >= 0.11)

• Minimum changes to default key mapping
• A good selection of carefully hand-picked plugins
• Lazy load plugins where possible
• Which-key to rule them all
• Misc utilities and goodies

• lazy.nvim: lua plugin manager to auto-install and update our plugins

• mason.nvim: automatic installation of LSP servers using the :Mason command

• smartyank.nvim: only pollute the clipboard when you really mean it (written by me)!

• mini.surround: adds the missing operators (ds, cs, ys) for dealing with pairs of "surroundings" (quotes, tags, etc)

• vim-fugitive: git porcelain and plumbing in one by tpope, the Swiss army knife of git

• gitsigns: git gutter indicators and hunk management

• diffview.nvim: powerful git diff/merge tool (<leader>gd|yd to invoke for project|dotfiles)

• blink.cmp: autocompletion framework

• treesitter: text parsing library, provides better syntax highlighting and text-objects for different coding languages (e.g. yaf yank-a-function), see treesitter.lua for defined text objects

• conform.nvim: formatter plugin where LSP formatting isn't what you need, format js|json|html with prettier or lua with stylua using the gQ mapping.

• nvim-dap: set breakpoints and debug applications using Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP)

• fidget.nvim: Eye candy LSP progress indicator above the status line (top right)

• fzf-lua: the original, tried and tested fuzzy finder, lua plugin that does pretty much everything, written by yours truly

• snacks.nvim: amazing set of plugins from the great @folke, image previews using the kitty protocol, picker to rival no less than our own fzf-lua :-)

• oil.nvim: file explorer as a neovim buffer which also replaces netrw

• mini.nvim: a must have plugin from the great @echasnovski, used for statusline, indent lines, surround and much more

• which-key: a must plugin in every setup, when leader key (and some built-ins) sequence is pressed and times out which-key will generate a help window with your keybinds and also let you continue the sequence at your own pace

• previm: live preview markdown files in the browser with <space>r

• render-markdown.nvim: magical plugin rendering markdown files inside neovim