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home/.config/nvim/README.md

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-# Short Intro
-
-![Screenshot](./assets/nvim-screenshot.png)
-
-This is my NeoVim config (for version 0.7.2 and greater).
-
-## Features
-
-Here's a short list of features that this config offers (through the use of 3rd party plugins).
-
-* Autocompletion 
-* Highlighting 
-* Navigation
-    * Find definition/declaration/implementation...
-    * Find all references (of variables, methods, classes...)
-    * Jump cursor focus forward/backward in time
-    * Project tree view (NvimTree)
-    * Switch between tabs
-* Searching
-    * Search by file name
-    * Search by file contents
-    * Search through NeoVim's help
-* Refactoring (code actions)
-    * Rename (variable, method, class...)
-    * Automatically import
-    * Simplify code
-    * Infer type info
-* Diagnostics
-    * Show errors/warnings/hints/info
-    * Diagnostic panel
-    * Integration with status line
-* Git
-    * Highlight edited lines in number column
-    * Navigate between hunks (changes)
-    * Stage/unstage hunks
-    * Preview old code
-    * Status line integration
-* Misc
-    * Special start page
-    * Indent guide lines
-    * Motions for surrounding characters (brackets, parentheses...)
-    * Easy commenting out code
-    * Pretty status line
-    * Default colorscheme
-    * Enabled mouse integration
-    * Keymappings for 10 finger typing on Slovene keyboard 
-
-## Installation
-
-I will make the whole installation process more friendly in the future,
-but for now just follow these steps.
-
-1. Download this repo
-```bash
-git clone git@github.com:optimizacija/neovim-config.git
-```
-2. Put the contents of this repo where NeoVim can find them. On Linux this is most likely `$HOME/.config/nvim`.
-3. Create a *data* folder. This is where NeoVim will search for its packages, including Packer.
-    - On Linux this is `$HOME/.local/share/nvim`. Otherwise check the output of `:lua print(vim.fn.stdpath('data'))`.
-4. Open NeoVim and let it install Packer and all the dependencies (ignore the errors).
-5. Open NeoVim again and wait for nvim-treesitter to install all of its dependencies (ignore the errors).
-
-If you're updating an existing config and you're facing some issues,
-I would recommend that you remove the contents of *data* folder and retry the installation. (It has helped me in the past)
-
-
-## Icons
-Icons and other special characters are used all around the config to give NeoVim a prettier look.
-However, your terminal will not display these icons correctly unless it uses the correct font.
-
-Install one of the icon fonts listed [here](https://www.nerdfonts.com/). Just follow their instructions for your specific OS.
-After installation is complete, don't forget to configure your terminal to start using the new font. 
-Each terminal does this differently, so be sure to checkout [Arch Wiki](https://wiki.archlinux.org/) if you run into any troubles.
-
-
-## TODOS
-
-I'm working on this config in my spare time, but lately other side projects are getting in the way. I'll try to update it when I can, but also feel free to contribute by submitting a PR with your changes.
-
-Minor:
-- improve telescope functionality (support regex)
-
-Major:
-- autoformat (prettier)
-
-Misc:
-- open previously opened project files

home/.config/nvim/lua/plugin-config/barbar.lua

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--- tab movement
-local opts = {noremap = true, silent = true}
-vim.api.nvim_set_keymap('', 'J', '<Cmd>BufferPrevious<CR>', opts)
-vim.api.nvim_set_keymap('', 'Č', '<Cmd>BufferNext<CR>', opts)
-vim.api.nvim_set_keymap('', 'X', '<Cmd>BufferClose<CR>', opts)

home/.config/nvim/lua/plugin-config/codewindow.lua

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-local codewindow = require('codewindow')
-codewindow.setup {
-  active_in_terminals = false, -- Should the minimap activate for terminal buffers
-  auto_enable = false, -- Automatically open the minimap when entering a (non-excluded) buffer (accepts a table of filetypes)
-  exclude_filetypes = { "NvimTree" }, -- Choose certain filetypes to not show minimap on
-  max_minimap_height = nil, -- The maximum height the minimap can take (including borders)
-  max_lines = nil, -- If auto_enable is true, don't open the minimap for buffers which have more than this many lines.
-  minimap_width = 20, -- The width of the text part of the minimap
-  use_lsp = true, -- Use the builtin LSP to show errors and warnings
-  use_treesitter = true, -- Use nvim-treesitter to highlight the code
-  use_git = true, -- Show small dots to indicate git additions and deletions
-  width_multiplier = 2, -- How many characters one dot represents
-  z_index = 1, -- The z-index the floating window will be on
-  show_cursor = true, -- Show the cursor position in the minimap
-  window_border = 'single' -- The border style of the floating window (accepts all usual options)
-}
-codewindow.apply_default_keybinds()