A starter template for LazyVim. Refer to the documentation to get started.
rm -rf ~/.config/nvim
git clone https://github.com/zenobi-us/lazyvim.profile.git ~/.config/nvimMarkdown code fences render with full-width backgrounds using render-markdown.nvim.
Markdown language features use markdown-oxide, which must be available on $PATH.
GitHub Actions publishes docs/website to
https://zenobi-us.github.io/lazyvim.profile/.
GitHub Pages uses the GitHub Actions source.
The website uses React, Vite, TanStack Router, Tailwind CSS v4, and shadcn/ui.
Edit the application in docs/src/.
The Introduction uses the selected annotated feature ledger (variation 01).
Edit its seven feature descriptions, origin labels, icons, and source paths in
docs/src/feature-introduction.tsx; responsive layout lives in feature-introduction.css.
The Reference section includes cheatsheet option 01: a searchable keymap table with
editor-mode and task filters, exact commands, source links, and an empty-state reset.
Keep docs/src/cheatsheet.tsx in sync with lua/config/keymaps.lua when mappings change.
cd docs
bun install --frozen-lockfile
bun run devOpen http://127.0.0.1:4273/lazyvim.profile/. Open Cheatsheet 01 at http://127.0.0.1:4273/lazyvim.profile/#cheatsheet. The discarded design-study variants are no longer included.
Run bun run build from docs to typecheck and generate docs/website.
Run bun run preview to serve that production build.
Generated files and dependencies are ignored by Git.
Vite and TanStack Router use /lazyvim.profile/ as the site base path.
Update both through docs/vite.config.ts if the deployment path changes.
Push changes to docs/** or .github/workflows/pages.yml on main to build and deploy automatically.
To deploy manually, run Deploy website to GitHub Pages from the repository's Actions tab on main.
The workflow uses GITHUB_TOKEN; no additional deployment secret is required.
DESIGN.md and UIFOUNDATION.md are unchanged copies from the Ledger app’s
DESIGN.md and UI-FOUNDATION.md. The website adopts their compact typography,
square geometry, and violet-dusk tokens. References to finance, benchmark reports,
and Ledger behavior describe the source applications, not this documentation site.
The requested viewport-height landing card is specific to this site.