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README.md

wonderfulfrog's Neovim configuration

Uses lazy.nvim to manage plugins.

It's opinionated. You might not like it.

Who is this for?

I'm a web developer, so this setup is configured for that environment. Anyone who works with React (and Native), JavaScript/TypeScript, CSS, HTML, etc.

I've also added some plugins for writing in Markdown as I prefer it.

Inspiration

Dependencies

  • yazi
  • fzf
  • prettierd, stylua, taplo, etc (for formatting)

Installation

  1. Clone this repo into Neovim's config folder.
  2. Run Neovim.
  3. Wait for everything to install.