git-blame.nvim, lualine.nvim, nvim-lspconfig, nvim-silicon, nvim-tree.lua,
nvim-treesitter, nvim-web-devicons, pkl-neovim, tailwindcss-colors.nvim
and add support for nvim-highlight-colors
navigation
docs(README.md): reorganize Fonts section into Themes and Plugins for better
clarity and add Tokyonight theme link
docs(README.md): update Plugins section with CheatSheet and Comment plugin
links for additional functionality
absolute.utils.get-git-root module to improve code organization and readability
feat(gitignore.lua): update keymap description to include GitIgnore prefix for
clarity and consistency with functionality provided by the keymap
feat(nvim-silicon.lua): add functionality to create a screenshots directory and
open it based on the operating system
feat(nvim-silicon.lua): add keymaps for creating a screenshot and opening the
screenshots directory
feat(nvim-silicon.lua): update silicon setup with font and output settings
feat(hologram.lua): change image_pattern to start with a dot for file extensions
feat(hologram.lua): add support for handling image previews on buffer enter and leave events
feat(toggleterm.lua): add lazygit terminal setup with custom configurations
feat(toggleterm.lua): add keymap to toggle lazygit terminal with leader key
feat(toggleterm.lua): comment out keymap for opening a general terminal
management to simplify and streamline the setup of the bufferline plugin
chore(bufferline.lua): remove bufferline plugin configuration and dependencies
to declutter the plugin setup and improve maintainability
This commit adds support for the toggleterm plugin in Neovim. It introduces a new Lua file `toggleterm.lua` in the `absolute/after` directory, which configures the toggleterm plugin. It sets up key mappings to open a terminal and toggle the lazygit terminal.
The `toggleterm.lua` file imports the `toggleterm` and `Terminal` modules from the toggleterm plugin. It then sets up the toggleterm plugin using the `toggle_term.setup()` function.
The `lazygit` terminal is defined using the `Terminal:new()` function. It specifies the command to run (`lazygit`), the directory to run the command in (`git_dir`), and the floating window options. It also defines an `on_open` function to start insert mode and set a key mapping to close the terminal, and an `on_close` function to start insert mode.
The `_LAZYGIT_TOGGLE()` function is defined to toggle the `lazygit` terminal.
Key mappings are set using the `vim.api.nvim_set_keymap()` function. The `<leader>gl` mapping is set to call the `_LAZYGIT_TOGGLE()` function, and the `<C-`` mapping is set to open a terminal using the `ToggleTerm` command.
Additionally, a new Lua file `toggleterm.lua` is added in the `absolute/plugins` directory, which exports the toggleterm plugin configuration. It requires the `absolute.after.toggleterm` module to configure the toggleterm plugin.
The commit hashes for the following dependencies have been updated:
- fzf: updated from 90b8187 to a4f6c8f
- nvim-lspconfig: updated from 1bc8341 to 41f40dc
- nvim-tree.lua: updated from 8cbb1db to 4a87b8b
- nvim-treesitter: updated from cbf0dfd to b52b298
- nvim-web-devicons: updated from 313d9e7 to 7f30f2d
- treesj: updated from bc51763 to 60e2728
- undotree: updated from 7df3be7 to 9dbbf3b
- vim-fugitive: updated from fab00f7 to 8376227
These updates ensure that the latest versions of these dependencies are being used.
This commit adds a new Lua file `apple-pkl.lua` to the `absolute/plugins` directory. The file contains the configuration for the plugin `apple/pkl-neovim`. The configuration includes the following:
- The plugin URL: `https://github.com/apple/pkl-neovim`
- The plugin should be loaded lazily
- The plugin should be triggered on the event "BufReadPre *.pkl"
- The plugin has a dependency on `nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter`
- The plugin build function installs the `pkl` language for Treesitter using the command `TSInstall! pkl`
This commit adds two new files: `hologram.lua` and `hologram.lua`.
The `hologram.lua` file contains the configuration for the `hologram.nvim` plugin. It is responsible for setting up the plugin and linking it to the `absolute.after.hologram` file.
The `hologram.lua` file contains the implementation for handling image previews using the `hologram` and `image` modules. It sets up autocmds to trigger the `handle_image_preview` function when entering or opening a buffer with an image file. The function creates a new image object and displays it for 5 seconds before deleting it. There is also a `handle_image_preview_close` function that is triggered when leaving or closing a buffer with an image file, but it is currently commented out.
These changes were made to enhance the functionality of Neovim by allowing users to preview images within the editor using the `hologram.nvim` plugin.
