Neovim config

Native Neovim 0.12 config using vim.pack, built-in LSP configuration, Conform formatting, Blink completion, and a small set of local UI/window helpers.

Layout

• init.lua loads the config entrypoints.
• lua/configs/pack.lua declares plugins for vim.pack.
• lua/configs/ui.lua configures UI plugins and shared behavior.
• lua/configs/lspconfig.lua defines native LSP servers.
• lua/configs/conform.lua keeps formatting repo-aware.
• lua/configs/buffers.lua, tabline.lua, term.lua, and highlights.lua hold local window, tabline, terminal, and theme behavior.
• lua/notes/init.lua is the local notes helper.

Requirements

• Neovim 0.12.x
• Git
• ImageMagick for image rendering

Plugin revisions are tracked in nvim-pack-lock.json.

Markdown & MDX Enhancements

Buffer-local mappings for .md, .mdx, .qmd (Quarto), and .rmd (R Markdown) files have been added to streamline document editing:

• Bold (**): Cmd+B(GUI) /<leader>mb (Terminal)
• Italic (*): Cmd+I (GUI) / <leader>mi (Terminal)
• Smart Checkbox Cycling: Cmd+C (GUI) / <leader>mc (Terminal)
  • Cycles line through: Plain Line $\rightarrow$ Unchecked [ ] $\rightarrow$ Checked [x] $\rightarrow$ Plain Line (retains list indentation and formats).
• Insert Link: Cmd+K (GUI) / <leader>ml (Terminal)
  • Wraps visual selection in [selected_text]() and places cursor inside the parens, or inserts [](url) at cursor in normal mode.
• Inline Code (`): Cmd+E (GUI) / <leader>me (Terminal)
• Strikethrough (~~): <leader>ms (Terminal)

The Role of the after/ Directory

These configuration scripts are placed inside the after/ftplugin/ directory. In Vim/Neovim, this layout serves three major purposes:

1. On-Demand (Lazy) Loading: Keymaps and logic are only loaded when a markdown-compatible buffer is opened, keeping startup fast.
2. Order of Execution: Files in after/ are executed at the very end of Neovim's startup pipeline. This prevents standard system-wide filetype plugins or other package/plugin managers from overwriting your custom buffer-local keymaps.
3. Encapsulation: Keeps filetype-specific helper functions and maps fully decoupled from your main global mappings.lua setup.