sam-nvim (a Simple And Minimal neovim config)

A minimal yet powerful Neovim configuration that just works. Made for the uninitiated by the uninitiated.
This setup includes modern plugins for productivity, coding assistance, and a clean UI.

• lazy.nvim – uses lazy for plugins
• alpha-nvim – startup screen
• bufferline.nvim – tab-like buffer management
• lualine.nvim – statusline
• which-key.nvim – keybinding hints
• nvim-autopairs – auto-close brackets/quotes
• nvim-comment – easy commenting
• conform.nvim – code formatter
• copilot.lua – AI-powered coding assistant
• gitsigns.nvim – git diff signs in the gutter
• indent-blankline.nvim – indentation guides
• telescope.nvim – fuzzy finding and search
• nvim-tree.lua – file explorer
• nvim-cmp – autocompletion
• todo-comments.nvim – highlight and track TODOs
• nvim-treesitter – syntax highlighting and parsing
• nvim-ts-autotag – Auto generate closing tags
• mason.nvim – install LSPs, linters, and formatters
• toggleterm.nvim – easy way to toggle the terminal
• neoscroll.nvim – just some nice scrolling animation
• flash.nvim - quick code navigation

I'm currently trying out other options, but my usual default is tokyodark

• tokyodark.nvim – clean dark colorscheme

# Windows Install
choco install neovim

# Or MacOS Install
brew install neovim

More information about how to install neovim can be found here

# Backup your existing config
mv ~/.config/nvim ~/.config/nvim.bak

# Clone this repo
git clone https://github.com/sameid/sam-nvim.git ~/.config/nvim

# Launch nvim
nvim

Plugins will install automatically on first run.

• Neovim 0.9+
• git
• A Nerd Font (for icons)
• Node.js (for Copilot)

• Improving which-key richness and overall key bindings to have more intuitive defaults
• May switch out telescope with fzf-lua

Feel free to fork and tweak this config to your liking. Pull requests are welcome!

MIT License

• LazyVim
• Josean Martinez