A minimalistic nvim config aimed at Python developers. It is a lightweight replacement for PyCharm and VsCode, eliminating all unnecessary featuresd to be easily portable for running on servers and for deployment on Linux systems.
- There are many forks of nvim, but what does this one do? The main purpose of this config is to create a minimal environment for Python development, so that it is not resource-hungry and can be deployed quickly on Linux systems.
- It can be difficult for beginners to install all the necessary plugins and LSP servers to get started. Here you don't need to do anything, just run a few commands to install and immediately use auto-tips, Ruff formatting, Mypy fixes and all the other tricks without setting up configurations.
- Python autocomplete with Pyright by default
- Support for default Ruff formatting and fixing
- Fast startup in just 140ms
- Catalog trees, support for TODO tags, navigation plugins, Git
- Support over 30 color schemes
- Support for diagnostics and LSP by default
- Built-in floating terminal that can be opened separately
- Quick search via Telescope
- If you already have neovim, make backups of your configuration.
- Remove the current nvim configuration and cache if it exists:
rm -rf ~/.config/nvim ~/.local/share/nvim ~/.local/state/nvim ~/.cache/nvim- Execute the commands to install:
sudo pacman -S git npm # Arch
sudo apt install git npm # Debian
brew install git npm # MacOSmkdir -p ~/.config/nvim
git clone https://github.com/Zproger/GenesisNvim.git ~/.config/nvim
nvim -c "MasonInstall pyright ruff-lsp mypy debugpy rust-analyzer"- The project is ready for development, so I accept all your ideas. You can contact me or open
Issuesto make your edits or suggest improvements. - To learn the tool key combinations, press
Space, after the prompt, select the desired menu. To analyze and change key combinations, go to~/.config/nvim/lua/coreand~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins. - Video overview of this configuration: https://youtu.be/XhdwvHhFROc.
