get brew
install nvim (HEAD to get access to goodies not in stable releases, lots happening rn)
brew install neovim --HEAD
install tmux
brew install tmux
install tpm (tmux package manager) https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tpm
git clone https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tpm ~/.tmux/plugins/tpm
install fzf & lazygit
brew install fzf lazygit
Wire it up
put configs where they belong
nvim -> ~/.config/nvim .tmux.conf -> ~/.tmux.conf
You can use many nvim configs at the same time
nvim -> ~/.configs/mycustomvim
and then run
NVIM_APPNAME=mycustomvim nvim
You can also make a script for this (as seen in ./scripts/n)
OR link folders/files locally - keep them in a repo, refer to them from directories that programs look at
e.g.
mv ~/.tmux.conf ~/git/configs/.tmux.conf
ln .tmux.conf ~/.tmux.conf
That way You can keep all Your configs in a repo :)
Run tmux & get packages
tmux
C-x I (Ctrl-x, shift-i) (can be with a pause between the 2 chords)
for better workspace switching
brew install zoxide
then add Your fav directories
zoxide add somedir
and then You can C-x C-x and run a separate tmux session in the selected dir
Useful nvim thingies
Imma refer to Space as $ (Leader)
- w e b -> better movement powered by
nvim-spider - $ g g -> lazygit
- C-/ -> open/close terminal
- C-hjlk -> move between windows
- $ e -> toggle file tree
- $ f f -> search searches :) e.g. colorscheme, keymaps
Useful tmux thingies
prefix is C-x, so tmux commands are prefixed with this. Imma refer to this prefix as $
- $ C-x -> zoxide switcher
- $ c -> new window
- $-c (C-x-c, no prefix) -> enter scrollback, S-V to select line, Y to copy it, hjkl C-d C-u to move up, down
- Alt-hl move between windows