Clojure development and more with Neovim 0.10.x and AstroNvim version 4
Practicalli Neovim describes the Clojure REPL workflow, rich Git and GitHub clients and easy management of plugins and tools using this configuration.
Clone the Practicalli Astro repository (create a fork if customisation desired)
git clone [email protected]:practicalli/astro $HOME/.config/nvimRun nvim command and wait for all plugins to update
nvimClone to $HOME/.config/astronvim if there is an existing neovim configuration and use the NVIM_APPNAME=astronvim nvim command to start Neovim with AstroNvim configuration
git clone [email protected]:practicalli/astro $HOME/.config/nvim-astroCreate a shell alias to run the new configuration, e.g. in .bashrc or .zshrc (or a shell-aliases file that each shell rc file sources)
alias astro="NVIM_APPNAME=nvim-astro nvim"
Load the alias into the current shell (or open a new shell)
source shell-aliasesRun astro and allow neovim packages to be installed and Treesitter language parsers to compile.
astroThe configuration is based on the AstroNvim template config. Changes to existing file have been kept to a minimum, except for lua/community.lua which has additional plugins from the AstroNvim Community repository.
lua/plugins/example-config.lua shows how to modify and extend the AstroNvim configuration. This config is not loaded by defult.
Create your own lua/plugins/user-name.lua file to:
- override default plugin configuration
- add new plugins (or create a new file for a plugin to make them easier to be optional) or by customising the
lua/plugins/user.luafile.
lua/plugins/user-practicalli.lua is an example of a user configuration that adds plugins and overrides plugin options.
Lua files in the
lua/pluginsdirectory are loaded in alphabetical order
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