-- This is where you custom modules and plugins goes.
-- See the wiki for a guide on how to extend NvChad

local hooks = require "core.hooks"

-- NOTE: To use this, make a copy with `cp example_init.lua init.lua`

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-- To modify packaged plugin configs, use the overrides functionality
-- if the override does not exist in the plugin config, make or request a PR,
-- or you can override the whole plugin config with 'chadrc' -> M.plugins.default_plugin_config_replace{}
-- this will run your config instead of the NvChad config for the given plugin

-- hooks.override("lsp", "publish_diagnostics", function(current)
--   current.virtual_text = false;
--   return current;
-- end)

-- To add new mappings, use the "setup_mappings" hook,
-- you can set one or many mappings
-- example below:

-- hooks.add("setup_mappings", function(map)
--    map("n", "<leader>cc", "gg0vG$d", opt) -- example to delete the buffer
--    .... many more mappings ....
-- end)

-- To add new plugins, use the "install_plugin" hook,
-- NOTE: we heavily suggest using Packer's lazy loading (with the 'event' field)
-- see: https://github.com/wbthomason/packer.nvim
-- examples below:

-- hooks.add("install_plugins", function(use)
--    use {
--       "max397574/better-escape.nvim",
--       event = "InsertEnter",
--    }
-- end)

-- alternatively, put this in a sub-folder like "lua/custom/plugins/mkdir"
-- then source it with

-- require "custom.plugins.mkdir"