Nicholas' nvim config

A lazy.nvim-based Neovim configuration. Originally inspired by dope.

Dependencies

• Neovim 0.12+ (nightly)
• ripgrep — live grep, obsidian search
• fd — recent-notes picker
• tree-sitter CLI ≥ 0.26 — parser installation (brew install tree-sitter-cli)
• A C compiler and make — parser compilation and telescope-fzf-native

Layout

init.lua                     leader key, core module loading order
lua/core/
  options.lua                editor options (clipboard, folds, search, ...)
  mappings.lua               plugin-independent keymaps
  keymap.lua                 small keymap.set wrapper
  incremental_selection.lua  <C-space>/<BS> treesitter selection
  lazy.lua                   lazy.nvim bootstrap
lua/plugins/                 one spec per plugin (keymaps live with their plugin)
after/ftplugin/              per-filetype options and format-on-save (go, rust)
plugin/trimwhite.lua         :TrimTrailingWhitespace with inccommand preview

Notable behavior

• Leader is <Space>; which-key shows group labels, individual descriptions come from each mapping's desc.
• LSP servers are managed by mason / mason-lspconfig (lua/plugins/mason.lua); pylsp expects python-lsp-black, pylsp-mypy, pyls-isort, and pylint installed in its mason venv.
• Notes workflow uses obsidian.nvim (community fork) with a vault at ~/notes; all note keymaps live under <Leader>o.
• Treesitter (main rewrite) has no auto-install: parsers are pre-listed in lua/plugins/nvim_treesitter.lua; add new languages there or via :TSInstall.
• NVIM_COLUMN overrides textwidth (defaults to 120); colorcolumn tracks it.
• Clipboard uses pbcopy/pbpaste on macOS and OSC52 elsewhere (works over SSH).