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nvim
├──init.lua
└──lua
└──foo
└──lua.lua
└──anything.lua
```
- The init.lua is used instead of init.vim.
- The lua folder contains modules ( config files ) , in the example above "foo" folder could be considered as a module and it contains a lua.lua.
- The lua.lua file is supposed to have any nvim config written in lua , its like splitting the overall config into small bits and make it more organized.
- To load or source that "foo" module (like making it load with init.lua ) , you need to load it in init.lua like this : require('foo.lua').
- The lua folder contains modules ( config files ) , in the example above anything.lua file in lua folder could be considered as a module.
- The anything.lua file is supposed to have any neovim config written in lua , its like splitting the overall config into small bits and make it more organized , like one module for highlights and colors , another one for statusline and so on!.
- To load or source that "anything" module (like making it load with init.lua ) ,add this is in init.lua : require "anything".
# Features
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- indent-blankline.Nvim for indentlines
- smooth scrolling
- Snip support from VSCode through vsnip supporting custom and predefined snips (friendly-snippets)
# Guides to migrate your nvim configs to init.lua -
- https://github.com/nanotee/nvim-lua-guide
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- Install language servers and prettier ( for autocompletion etc and code formatting , nodejs should be installed too!) , this usually depends on the language support you want to add in your neovim config.