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feat(nvim): Provide an nixvim standalone config

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This allows me to test the neovim configuration much easier and also
adds neovim checks to the flake.
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Jalil David Salamé Messina 2024-03-03 15:20:42 +01:00
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@ -20,7 +20,9 @@ inspiration from what I have done c:.
First you want to see what your environment is; if you are using NixOS then you
want to look at the [NixOS Module Setup](#nixos-module-setup), if you are just
using home-manager, then you should look at the [homa-manager Module
Setup](#home-manager-module-setup).
Setup](#home-manager-module-setup). Or if you just want to use my NeoVIM
configuration then look at the [NeoVIM standalone
setup](#neovim-standalone-setup).
### NixOS Module Setup
@ -140,3 +142,22 @@ for more information):
};
}
```
### NeoVIM Standalone setup
My NeoVIM configuration is managed by
[NixVIM](https://github.com/nix-community/nixvim), so check that project out if
you want to understand how it works. You can use [this
tutorial](https://nix-community.github.io/nixvim/user-guide/extending-config.html)
to extend my configuration without forking this repo or copying its files.
If you want to test out my configuration then you can run this handy nix
command:
```console
$ nix run github:jalil-salame/configuration.nix#nvim
```
It will download and build my NeoVIM configuration and run NeoVIM. Alternatively
you can replace `nix run` with `nix shell` which will temporarily add my NeoVIM
configuration to your shell and when you run `nvim` it will launch it.