Step into the realm of excellence with my world-class Neovim (nvim) configuration! This comprehensive guide unveils a meticulously crafted zenful setup, meticulously designed for unparalleled efficiency, productivity, and visual splendor within Neovim.

Embark on a journey through a domain enriched with powerful features, plugins, and finely tuned key bindings, addressing a diverse range of coding/text-editing requirements. Welcome to a sublime Neovim experience tailored to elevate your coding endeavors to new heights! 🔥

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Installation through NPM

Ensure Neovim (v >= 0.9.x or v < 0.11.x) and Node are installed on your machine!

🌎 Neovim Packages - Arch Linux Archive

``shell
// Install Neovim
$ sudo pacman -S neovim

// Install NODE (Dependency)
$ sudo pacman -S nodejs
`

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Neovim v0.11.x and higher intoduces breaking changes so it breaks the entire
LSP system. Therefore, its mandatory to use Neovim v0.9.x or v0.10.x
but not v0.11.x.

Check Neovim version of your machine:

`shell
nvim --version
`

If it has version, v0.11.x, then you need to downgrade to v0.10.x!

`shell
$ yay -S downgrade
$ sudo downgrade neovim


Select v0.10.4

Recheck neovim version:

$ nvim --version
`

Now leader+pac on nvim/lua/colson/packer.lua works so reload plugins with leader+pac!

NOTE: Leader key for Neovim -> SPACE

`shell
$ npx colson-nvim
$ cd ~/.config/nvim
$ nvim .
`

Navigate to lua/colson/packer.lua
Execute this command in normal mode!

`
:so
:PackerSync
`

-->

For the latest pull, do:

`
$ npx colson-nvim@latest
`

If its not the first time, then each time you do the latest pull, go to:

`shell
$ cd ~/.config/nvim
$ nvim .
`

Navigate to lua/colson/packer.lua

Then, in normal mode, do:

`
pac
`

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For this to work properly, many packages depends upon this dependency Ultisnips
which requires pynvim installed on your machine.

Here's detailed guide:

- Ultisnips Dependency Installation

Here's quick guide!!

`shell
$ sudo pacman -S base-devel cmake unzip
$ sudo pacman -S python-pynvim
`

Now, make sure you're synced with my latest configuration!

`shell
$ cd ~/.config/nvim
$ nvim .
`

Open lua/colson/packer.lua

`
pac
`

DONE!!
This resolves the error when opening NVIM!

COOL!

Now, Restart Neovim in your desired workspace!

`
nvim .
`

#### FOR the latest installation pull, do:

`
$ npx colson-nvim@latest
`

#### NOTE: Read the documentation below for indepth wisdom on proper installation and uses!

That's the beginning of the new world. A beginning of new experience, journey packed with challenges, integrated with tools used in daily lives, boosting productivity, enhancing engineers performance!

goto: TABLE OF CONTENTS 🚀

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✨ New Updated Zenful Look (COLSON NVIM)

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🔥 COOL NEW Discord Presence for Neovim (April, 2025)

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❕ Keeping Your Configuration Up-to-Date

I'm committed to consistently enhancing this Neovim setup with new features, optimizations, and additional plugins. To ensure you're making the most out of this dynamic configuration, I recommend checking for updates monthly!

As the configuration evolves, it's a good practice to sync your local repository with the latest changes. To do this, navigate to your Neovim configuration directory and run the following command:

`bash
cd ~/.config/nvim
git pull origin main
`

Prerequisites: Neovim 0.9.0 or Higher

Ensure a seamless experience by confirming your Neovim version meets the requirements. Execute the following command to check your Neovim version:

`bash
nvim --version
`

Upgrade to Neovim 0.9.0 or higher if needed, and dive into an enhanced coding experience with this dynamic configuration! 🚀

Table of Contents

- Installation through NPM
- 🚨 RED ZONE!
- Important Dependency!
- FOR the latest installation pull, do:
- NOTE: Read the documentation below for indepth wisdom on proper installation and uses!
- goto: TABLE OF CONTENTS 🚀
- ✨ New Updated Zenful Look (COLSON NVIM)
- @ Neovim on Arch Linux
- 💎 NEW ZEN LOOK (Colson NVIM, March 19th, 2025)
- 💎 NEW LOOK (Colson NVIM, December 5th, 2024)
- New Modern Look, September 2024 💎
- Latest Fresh Look, July 2024 :)
- @ Neovim on macOS
- 2023/Early 2024 Look
- 🔥 COOL NEW Discord Presence for Neovim (April, 2025)
- ❕ Keeping Your Configuration Up-to-Date
- Prerequisites: Neovim 0.9.0 or Higher
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- 💎 Old Look (COLSON NVIM)
- Installation
- Features
- Global Key Bindings
- Leader Key
- Netrw: File Explorer
- NvimTree (Right window pane file explorer)
- Save Files
- Save and Exit Nvim
- Collaborative Editing
- Text Manipulation
- Code Formatting
- Navigation
- Search and Replace
- Normal Mode Key Bindings
- Line Manipulation
- Scrolling
- Code Navigation
- Ex Mode
- Git Integration
- Harpoon Integration
- LSP Integration
- Telescope Integration
- TELESCOPE GREP Search
- 🔥 NEW UPDATES
- Bufferline
- JSX/TSX \& Other Languages Commenting
- @ Commenting in Normal Mode
- @ Commenting in Visual Mode
- Discord Presence
- Emmet (For HTML/JSX Autocompletion)
- Normal Mode Tag Manipulation: tsx/jsx/html
- Tailwind CSS IntelliSense
- Gen Lorem Ipsum
- Code Fold
- Live Server
- System Clipboard Copy
- 🎆 React Snippets Autocompletion
- Ultisnips Dependency Installation
- 🔥 React Snippets Guide
- Functional Components
- Class Components
- General Redux + Redux Toolkit
- 🎯 TypeScript/JavaScript Engine: Cool Features
- Git Diff View 😆
- 🛰️ HTTP REST Client
- Keymaps
- Key Mapping Explanation
- Usage Example
- 🪐 HTTP Client
- pynvim Bindings:
- requests Library:
- ⚡ Execute Network Request
- 🔄 Syncing Packer Updates
- ✅ Git Merge Conflicts Resolver
- 🔭 Telescope 🔥
- Telescope Normal Mode Commands
- Telescope Insert Mode Commands
- 🤖 Augment Code – Enterprise Grade Configuration
- Key Mappings
- User Command Aliases
- Workspace Configuration \& Auto-Update
- 🤖 Github Copilot Integration
- 🚀 HTTP REST Client for Engineers
- Features
- Dependencies:
- HTTP File Syntax Overview
- Commands \& Key Mappings Table
- 📘 Markdown Preview ✨
- Commands \& Key Mappings
- Cool Pre-Configured Themes
- @ Github Themes - Has flavors
- @ Catppuccin Theme - Has flavors
- @ Rose Pine Theme - Has flavors
- @ Jetbrains IDE Theme
- @ MoonFly Theme
- @ One Dark Theme - Has flavors
- @ Nord Theme - Has flavors
- @ Tokyo Night Theme - Has flavors 💎

Introduction

This Neovim configuration is a powerhouse of productivity enhancements and aesthetics. I've curated a selection of plugins, key bindings, and themes to provide a versatile and delightful text-editing experience. Whether you're a developer, writer, or anyone in need of a robust text editor, this setup has got you covered.

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Installation

To embark on this Neovim journey, follow these steps:

1. Clone this repository to your Neovim configuration directory:

`shell
git clone https://github.com/colson0x1/colson-nvim ~/.config/nvim
`

2. Install Packer.nvim for managing plugins:

`shell
git clone https://github.com/wbthomason/packer.nvim \
~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/packer/start/packer.nvim
`

3. Launch Neovim and run :PackerSync to install and update plugins.

4. Install JetBrainsMono Nerd Font:
- Install the regular JetBrains Mono version to support Unicode and Programming Languages Icons in the Neovim IDE!


https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/releases/download/v3.2.1/JetBrainsMono.zip

Now, you're all set to unleash the power of this Neovim configuration!

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#### Leader Key

- serves as the leader key for most key bindings.

#### Netrw: File Explorer

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- pv: Open a file explorer with Netrw.

#### NvimTree (Right window pane file explorer)

- e: Toggle NvimTree

NOTE: Make sure NvimTree is Opened!

- + - Increase the NvimTree (or current window) width by 5 columns.
- - - Decrease the NvimTree (or current window) width by 5 columns.
- fp - Manually set the width of the Project Pane.

##### Save Files

w - Save all open files.

##### Save and Exit Nvim

q: - Exit Neovim

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Old Look

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#### Collaborative Editing

- vwm: Start a Vim-With-Me collaborative editing session.
- svwm: Stop a Vim-With-Me collaborative editing session.

#### Text Manipulation

- : Delete selected text in visual mode.
- : Yank text to the system clipboard.
- Ctrl+y: Yank the entire line to the system clipboard.
- : Delete text without clobbering the register.
- Ctrl+c: Exit insert mode.

#### Code Formatting

- f: Format code using LSP (Language Server Protocol).
- Even awesome: :w triggers Prettier for code formatting!

#### Navigation

- and : Navigate through the quickfix list.
- k and j: Navigate through the location list.

#### Search and Replace

Search and Replace

- sr: Perform a search and replace using Telescope.

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#### Line Manipulation

- k and j: Move the current line up or down.
- K and J: Copy the current line up or down.
- dd: Delete the current line.
- cc: Duplicate the current line.

#### Scrolling

- and : Scroll down or up.

#### Code Navigation

- ds or gd: Go to definition (Normal Mode).
- gf: Go to file.
- gy: Go to type definition.
- gi: Go to implementation.
- gr: Show references.
- : Rename symbol.

#### Ex Mode

- :W: Write the current file.
- :Wq: Write and quit.
- :WQ: Write and quit (forceful).
- :Wqa: Write all and quit.

#### Git Integration

- gs: Git status.
- gc: Git commit.
- gp: Git push.
- gl: Git log.

#### Harpoon Integration

- Ctrl+e: Harpoon open quick list.
- - a: Harpoon add buffer.
- Ctrl+t and Ctrl+h: Harpoon toggle buffer.

#### LSP Integration

- Shift+k: LSP hover.
- Ctrl+n: LSP toggle next in autocompletion.
- Ctrl+p: LSP toggle previous in autocompletion.
- Ctrl+k or Ctrl+y: LSP select in autocompletion.
- View Diagnostic Errors: dd or sd or vd

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- pf: Find files in the current directory.

NOTE: is SPACE

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Search by keyword in files!

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- ps: Live grep files.

🔥 NEW UPDATES

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To enable bufferline (Tab based file buffer like VSCode), Go to:
$ ~/.config/nvim
Open nvim: $ nvim .
Navigate to packer.lua and uncomment Bufferline Plugin
After that, write :w and source it: :so and run packer sync: :PackerSync
Now you're good to go!

- h: Goes to next tab.
- g: Goes to prev tab.
- btl: Move tab left.
- btr: Move tab right.
- bd: Delete current tab.
- bcl: Delete all tabs on left hand side.
- bcr: Delete all tabs on right hand side.
- abc: Close all tabs except currently opened one.

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#### @ Commenting in Normal Mode

- gcc - Toggles the current line using linewise comment.
- gbc - Toggles the current line using blockwise comment.
- [count]gcc - Toggles the number of line given as a prefix count
using linewise comment.
- [count]gbc - Toggles the number of line given as a prefix count
using blockwise comment.
- gc[count]{motion} - Toggles the region using linewise comment.
- gb[count]{motion} - Toggles the region using blockwise comment

#### @ Commenting in Visual Mode

- gc - Toggles the region using linewise comment.
- gb - toggles the region using blockwise comment.

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- Open discord first and then, open your workspace from terminal: nvim .

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- ! To generate HTML standard boilerplate
- .app-header: Creates div with classname of app-header.
- #root: Creates div with id of root.
- .flex.color-blue-600: Creates div with classnames - flex color-blue-600.
- div: Creates div element.
- nav>ul>li*2: Creates
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- p+span: Creates
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- .className: Creates div with prop className which can be useful for styling with css modules, tailwind or mixing with style components.

#### Normal Mode Tag Manipulation: tsx/jsx/html

- vit: Selects everything inside the tag, excluding the tags themselves.
- vat: Selects everything including the tag (inner and outer).
- cit: Deletes everything inside the tag and starts insert mode.
- dit: Deletes everything inside the tag without entering insert mode.
- dat: Deletes the tag and its contents.

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- Use to select when you use tailwind: Ex when you type text- in className='text-', you get autocompletion!
- Use to select in autocompletion.
- Use to go to next in the occurrence.
- Use to go to prev in occurrence.

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- To generate lorem ipsum paragraph: In normal mode, type :Lorem
- To generate specified constraint of words: :Lorem 10 which generates 10 words.

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- To use code folding: First go to Visual Line Mode using Shift+v.
After that use j or k to select block of code.
Now use: zf to fold code.
To unfold the code, go to the code fold line and use: zo to open the code fold.

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- First install live server globally: sudo npm install -g live-server
- Now inside Neovim: Go to index.html and on Normal Mode, type:
:LiveServerStart to start the server and :LiveServerStop to stop the server.

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First install xclip on your machine in order for the configurations to work:

`
$ sudo pacman -S xclip
`

Then open any workspace with nvim . in Tmux environment. Now you're ready to go!

- NORMAL OR VISUAL MODE: y - Copies to system clipboard.
- NORMAL MODE: Y - Copies text from cursor to the end of the line to the system clipboard.

🎆 React Snippets Autocompletion

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For this to work, the main package depends upon this dependency Ultisnips
which requires pynvim installed on your machine.
First, let's verify if python3 support is enabled inside your nvim environment.

`
cd ~/.config/nvim
`

`
nvim .
`

Open packer.lua and in normal mode: Type

`
:echo has('python3')
`

If it returns 1, we're good to go else we need to install the dependencies to enable the support inside the neovim environment.

Here's how to do it on Arch Linux:

`
$ sudo pacman -S base-devel cmake unzip
$ sudo pacman -S python-pynvim
`

NOTE: Make sure to use the package manager based on your distribution!!

- On Arch-based distros:
`bash
sudo pacman -S
`
- On Debian-based distros:
`bash
sudo apt install
`
- On Red Hat-based distros:
`bash
sudo yum install
`

For macOS:

`bash
brew install python3
brew install pynvim
`

Now, again open that packer.lua file and verify if we've got access to the python3 inside neovim environment.
This time, it should return 1 aka OKAY!

Now, make sure you're synced with my latest configuration!

`
$ cd ~/.config/nvim
`

`
nvim .
`

Open packer.lua

`
:so

:PackerSync
`

Yay, finally now we should be able to use React Snippets!

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> Use after you type the trigger code!

#### Functional Components

| Trigger Code | What it does |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------ |
| fce | Function Component Export |
| fcde | Function Component Default Export |
| sfce | Simple Function Component Export |
| sfcde | Simple Function Component Default Export |
| useS | useState |
| useE | useEffect |
| useEA | useEffect async |
| useC | useContext |
| useRed | useReducer |
| useCB | useCallback |
| useM | useMemo |
| useR | useRef |
| useI | useImperativeHandle |
| useL | useLayoutEffect |
| useDV | useDebugValue |
| useT | useTransition |

#### Class Components

| Trigger Code | What it does |
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------- |
| rce | React Class Component Export |
| rcep | React Class Export with Prop interface |
| rceps | React Class Export with Props and State |
| rcc | React Class Component |
| rcon | React Class Constructor |
| spt | Static PropTypes |
| sdp | Static Default Props |
| sdpt | Static Default Props Typed |
| cdm | Component Did Mount |
| cdu | Component Did Update |
| cdc | Component Did Catch |
| cwum | Component Will Unmount |

#### General Redux + Redux Toolkit

| Trigger Code | What it does |
| ------------ | ------------------------ |
| useDS | useDispatch |
| useSL | useSelector |
| cs | createSlice |
| ecs | export createSlice |
| cpr | create prepare reducer |
| cat | createAsyncThunk |

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- @ sorts and removes unused imports: oi or soi
- @ sorts imports: si
- @ removes unused imports: ui or ri
- @ adds imports for all statements that lack one and can be imported: ai
- @ fixes all fixable errors: fe
- @ goes to source definition (available since TS v4.7): d
- @ allow to rename current file and apply changes to connected files: r or rn or rf
- @ find files that reference the current file (available since TS v4.2): fr

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Git Diff View 😆

These keymaps facilitate easy navigation and management of diffs in your codebase!

| Key Mapping | Action |
| ---------------- | ------------------------ |
| do | Open diff view |
| dc | Close diff view |
| df | Toggle file panel |
| dh | Focus file panel |
| dr | Refresh files |
| dp | Previous file entry |
| dn | Next file entry |
| dt | Select entry |
| dh | Open file history panel |
| dl | Close file history panel |

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🛰️ HTTP REST Client

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| Action | Key Mapping |
| ---------------------------- | ---------------- |
| Send HTTP request | rr |
| Preview HTTP request | rp |
| Re-run last HTTP request | rl |
| Toggle environment variables | re |

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- rr: Sends the HTTP request located at the cursor position. Useful for quickly testing endpoints without leaving the editor.
- rp: Previews the HTTP request that will be sent. This is beneficial for verifying the request structure and headers before execution.
- rl: Re-runs the last executed HTTP request. This saves time when you need to test the same endpoint multiple times.
- re: Toggles environment variables from a .env file, allowing you to manage configurations effectively.

Usage Example

Here’s an example of how to use HTTP REST Client in your workflow:

1. Open a new buffer in Neovim.
2. Write your HTTP request in the format supported in either one of these extension - .http or .rest . For example:

API.http

`http
POST http://localhost:3000/api/v1/users
Content-Type: application/json

{
"name": "Colson",
"currentYear": "2024",
"age": "25"
}
`

3. Place the cursor anywhere within the request.
4. Press rr to send the request.
5. Check the response in a split window.

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🪐 HTTP Client

This requires two dependencies: pynvim and requests library. Make sure these two dependencies are installed on your machine for it to work!

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- Install with pip:
`bash
pip install pynvim
`
- On Arch-based distros:
`bash
sudo pacman -S python-pynvim
`
- On Debian-based distros:
`bash
sudo apt install python3-pynvim
`
- On Red Hat-based distros:
`bash
sudo yum install python-pynvim
`

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- Install with pip:
`bash
pip install requests
`
- On Arch-based distros:
`bash
sudo pacman -S python-requests
`
- On Debian-based distros:
`bash
sudo apt install python3-requests
`
- On Red Hat-based distros:
`bash
sudo yum install python-requests
`

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Use the extension .http to run HTTP API Requests!

1. Go to the .http file.
2. To initiate a network request, execute: api

3. To terminate the current request, execute: ter

🔄 Syncing Packer Updates

1. Go to: cd ~/.config/nvim
2. Open with nvim: nvim .
3. Navigate to lua/colson/packer.lua
4. Execute this to source + sync packer plugins: pac
5. DONE :)

✅ Git Merge Conflicts Resolver

| Key Mapping | Command | Action |
| ------------ | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------ |
| co | GitConflictChooseOurs | Choose your changes (ours). |
| ct | GitConflictChooseTheirs | Choose incoming changes (theirs). |
| cb | GitConflictChooseBoth | Include both sides (both). |
| c0 | GitConflictChooseNone | Discard both sides (none). |
| cn | GitConflictNextConflict | Jump to the next conflict. |
| cp | GitConflictPrevConflict | Jump to the previous conflict. |
| cs | GitConflictListQf | List all conflicts in the quickfix window. |

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🔭 Telescope 🔥

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| Keymap | Mode | Description |
| -------------------------- | ----------- | ------------------------------------ |
| pf or ff | Normal Mode | Find files in the project |
| ps or fg | Normal Mode | GREP Search: Search across all files |
| fb | Normal Mode | Switch between buffers |
| fh | Normal Mode | Open help tags |
| fs | Normal Mode | Interactive string search |
| fd | Normal Mode | View diagnostics for the workspace |
| fw | Normal Mode | Search workspace symbols |
| fr | Normal Mode | Find references to a symbol |
| fi | Normal Mode | Locate implementations |
| fc | Normal Mode | Quickly execute Neovim commands |
| ft | Normal Mode | Explore syntax tree using Treesitter |
| gs | Normal Mode | View Git status |
| gc | Normal Mode | Browse Git commits |
| gb | Normal Mode | Switch Git branches |
| gf | Normal Mode | Locate files tracked by Git |

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| Keymap | Mode | Description |
| ------- | ----------- | ------------------------- |
| | Insert Mode | Move to the next item |
| | Insert Mode | Move to the previous item |
| | Insert Mode | Close Telescope window |
| | Insert Mode | Select default item |
| | Insert Mode | Select horizontally |
| | Insert Mode | Select vertically |

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🤖 Augment Code – Enterprise Grade Configuration

Augment understands your codebase. I've configured and optimized for engineers working on large enterprise applications. The configuration provides:

- Precise workspace context: Workspace folders are explicitly set (or auto‑updated) so that Augment’s AI engine has full knowledge of your codebase.
- Custom key mappings: Quick keybindings for accepting AI suggestions, launching chat, and triggering enterprise workflows (e.g. code review and refactoring prompts).
- User command aliases: Short command aliases to quickly invoke Augment functions from the command line.

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🚀 Goto command: Use Ctrl+j to accept the suggested inline code completion!

| Mode | Key Binding | Command Executed | Description |
| ------ | ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Insert | | call augment#Accept() | Accept the current inline suggestion. |
| Insert | | call augment#Accept("\n") | Accept suggestion; if none, insert a newline. |
| Normal | as | :Augment status | Show Augment status (sign-in and workspace sync info). |
| Normal | asi | :Augment signin | Start the sign-in flow for Augment. |
| Normal | ao | :Augment signout | Sign out from Augment. |
| Normal | ae | :Augment enable | Globally enable AI suggestions. |
| Normal | ad | :Augment disable | Globally disable AI suggestions. |
| Normal | al | :Augment log | Open the Augment log for errors and debugging. |
| Normal | ac | :Augment chat | Start a chat session to ask questions about your codebase. |
| Normal | an | :Augment chat-new | Begin a new chat conversation (clears previous context). |
| Normal | at | :Augment chat-toggle | Toggle the visibility of the chat panel. |
| Normal | acp | :Augment chat Please review the current function for potential improvements. | Send a code review prompt for the current function. |
| Normal | acf | :Augment chat Suggest refactoring for this block of code. | Request refactoring suggestions for the selected code block. |
| Visual | ac | :Augment chat | Send selected text to Augment chat for context‑specific queries. |
| Visual | aq | :Augment chat | Alternative visual mapping to chat with the selected text. |

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| Alias | Executes Command | Description |
| -------------- | --------------------- | --------------------------------------- |
| :AStatus | Augment status | Display Augment’s current status. |
| :ASignin | Augment signin | Launch the sign‑in process. |
| :ASignout | Augment signout | Sign out of Augment. |
| :AEnable | Augment enable | Enable AI suggestions globally. |
| :ADisable | Augment disable | Disable AI suggestions globally. |
| :ALog | Augment log | View Augment’s log output. |
| :AChat | Augment chat | Open a chat session for code questions. |
| :AChatNew | Augment chat-new | Start a new chat conversation. |
| :AChatToggle | Augment chat-toggle | Toggle the chat panel display. |

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Optional since I've configured Augment to autodetect current working directory opened with $ nvim ..

| Feature | Behavior | Description |
| ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Workspace Folders | vim.g.augment_workspace_folders set via get_workspace_folders() | Defines which project directories are indexed by Augment. Uses the ENTERPRISE_WORKSPACES env variable (colon-separated) or defaults to the current directory. |
| Auto-Update on DirChange | DirChanged autocmd triggers update_workspace() | Automatically adds new workspace folders when you change directories in Neovim, ensuring up-to-date context. |

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🤖 Github Copilot Integration

🚀 Copilot for code completion.

| Mode | Key Mapping | Command/Action | Description |
| ------ | ------------- | ------------------------ | ---------------------------------- |
| Normal | csi | :Copilot setup | Authenticate and enable Copilot |
| Normal | cd | :Copilot disable | Disable Copilot inline suggestions |
| Normal | ce | :Copilot enable | Enable Copilot inline suggestions |
| Normal | cso | :Copilot signout | Sign out of GitHub Copilot |
| Normal | cs | :Copilot status | Check the Copilot status |
| Insert | j | copilot#Accept("") | Accept the current suggestion |
| Insert | cn | copilot#Next() | Cycle to the next suggestion |
| Insert | cp | copilot#Previous() | Cycle to the previous suggestion |

Note: Either enable Augment or Copilot, not both at the same time!

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🚀 HTTP REST Client for Engineers

I've integrated a high-performance, enterprise-grade HTTP REST client plugin for Neovim written entirely in Lua. This configuration is designed for large-scale web application microservices and large code bases—ideal for software engineers at major tech companies or startups.

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- Dynamic Environment Integration:
Automatically retrieves dynamic variables (such as service endpoints, auth tokens, and database URLs) from environment variables, shell commands (with caching), or input prompts.

- Inline Configuration Overrides:
Customize behavior on a per-request basis using inline @cfg directives in your HTTP files.

- Rich Response Views:
Display HTTP response details (body, headers, and additional HTTP info) with dedicated result pane settings.

- Advanced Scripting:
Execute inline Lua scripts as post-request hooks to process responses and set global variables.

- Extensive Logging:
Enterprise-grade debugging with verbose log levels for comprehensive troubleshooting.

- Telescope Integration:
Use Telescope to easily select and register dotenv files.

Supported Neovim Versions:

- Latest nightly
- 0.10.x

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- curl (mandatory)
- jq (optional, recommended for JSON formatting)
- nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim (optional, for dotenv selection)
- hrsh7th/nvim-cmp (optional, for auto-completion)

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When writing your HTTP request definitions (saved as .http or .resty files), you can leverage:

- Variable Declarations:
- Global: @[variable]=value
- Dynamic (environment, shell command, prompt):
- @hostname = {{$HOSTNAME}}
- @hostname = {{> ./myscript.sh}} (non-cached)
- @hostname = {{>> ./myscript.sh}} (cached)
- @hostname = {{:prompt}}
- Configuration Variables:
Override defaults with:
@cfg.timeout = 2000
@cfg.check_json_body = true
- Request Definition:
Specify HTTP method, URL (e.g., using dynamic {{hostname}}), headers, and body.
- Inline Lua Scripting Hooks:
Use # @lang=lua above Lua script blocks to process responses.
`http
# @lang=lua
> {%
local body = ctx.json_body()
if body.token then
ctx.set("login.token", body.token)
end
--%}
`
- Favorites:
Mark requests with delimiters (e.g., ### #my favorite) to easily recall them via Telescope.

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| User / Alias | Command / Key Mapping | Description |
| --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Run Request | api → :Resty run | Runs the HTTP request under the cursor or selected in visual mode. |
| Open Result Pane | apo → :Resty open | Opens the response/result pane in a new window. |
| Run Last Request | apl → :Resty last | Re-runs the last successfully executed request. |
| Show Favorites | apf → :Resty favorite | Displays a Telescope view listing all requests marked as favorites. |
| Run Specific Favorite | apm → :Resty favorite my favorite | Runs the favorite request named "my favorite", regardless of cursor location. |
| Edit Logs File | aplgs or apil → :Resty logs | Opens the log file to review detailed execution logs. |
| Edit Cookies File | aprc → :Resty cookies | Opens the cookies file used for session management. |
| Show Environment File | apre → :Resty env show | Displays the dotenv file currently registered with the active HTTP file. |
| Select Environment File | aprs → :Resty env select | Launches a Telescope view to select and register a dotenv file. |
| Set Environment File | aprt → :Resty env set {path} | Registers a specific dotenv file for the current HTTP file by appending the file path after the command. |

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📘 Markdown Preview ✨

Markdown preview transforms your plain markdown text into **beautifully rendered
documents in real time**. It offers live updates as you type, supports syntax
highlighting for code blocks, and allows customization with themes and styles.
This feature enhances your writing experience by providing **immediate visual
feedback**, making it easier to create well-formatted content.

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| Key Mapping | Command | Command |
| ------------ | ------------------------ | ---------------------------------- |
| mp | :MarkdownPreview | Start the Markdown preview |
| ms | :MarkdownPreviewStop | Stop the Markdown preview |
| mt | :MarkdownPreviewToggle | Toggle the Markdown preview on/off |

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Cool Pre-Configured Themes

The themes are configured already but I've commented out rest. Feel free to explore these themes and uncomment the one that resonates with your taste!

Preconfigured themes:

#### @ Github Themes - Has flavors

!colson nvim

#### @ Catppuccin Theme - Has flavors

!colson nvim

!colson nvim

!colson nvim

#### @ Rose Pine Theme - Has flavors

!colson nvim

#### @ Jetbrains IDE Theme

!colson nvim

#### @ MoonFly Theme

!colson nvim

#### @ One Dark Theme - Has flavors

!colson nvim

#### @ Nord Theme - Has flavors

!colson nvim

#### @ Tokyo Night Theme - Has flavors 💎

!colson nvim

!colson nvim

!colson nvim

END:
May your coding journey with Neovim be nothing short of stellar! 🚀

Peace! 🕊

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