neovim custom invero light-theme (#1)
Reviewed-on: #1 Co-authored-by: Tomas Mirchev <contact@tomastm.com> Co-committed-by: Tomas Mirchev <contact@tomastm.com>
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require('config.options') -- vim options
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require('config.keymaps') -- keymaps
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require('config.lazy') -- plugin manager and plugins
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--[[
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Neovim Lua config: ways to set things
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- vim.opt : preferred modern API for options (handles lists, cleaner syntax)
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- vim.g : global variables (leader key, plugin settings, disable builtins, etc.)
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- vim.o : global-only option (rarely needed directly)
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- vim.wo : window-local option (applies to current window only, use in autocmds)
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- vim.bo : buffer-local option (applies to current buffer only, use in autocmds)
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- vim.env : set environment variables (like PATH, LANG)
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- vim.fn : call Vimscript functions (e.g. vim.fn.getcwd())
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- vim.cmd : run raw Vimscript/Ex commands (e.g. vim.cmd("colorscheme desert"))
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- vim.api : low-level Neovim API (create autocmds, keymaps, buffer/window ops, etc.)
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TL;DR -> use vim.opt + vim.g in options.lua for defaults.
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Use vim.wo/vim.bo only in context-specific tweaks (autocmds).
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Use vim.env, vim.fn, vim.cmd, vim.api as needed for scripting.
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]]
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require("config.options")
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require("config.keymaps")
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require("config.lazy")
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require("config.autocmds")
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