sena.nvim

sena.nvim is my personal neovim setup for Python, Rust and Web development. Thanks to all the amazing open source contributors of neovim and all the plugins we used for making this bloated and dumb setup possible!

Features of sena.nvim

• First of all before everything we have a custom live share plugin not a full working plugin BUT it's still a custom script that has some pretty good live server stuffs ( basic things needed for live server ), you can now close and manage currently open live server ports using telescope window.

• Installing plugins using packer.nvim.

• LSP for python, rust, html, css, javascript, typescript, lua are setup by default and you can add more easily.

• linting, auto-formatting, code suggestions setup.

• telescope for finding files easily and treesitter for better highlighting.

• neotree for visual file exploration and barbar for buffer lines

• gitsigns for showing git status and info.

• commenting and uncommenting using keybinds.

• auto pairing, auto tag close and rename.

• Easy and fast navigation using flash

• color picker.

• A nice theme also a nice theme picker.

Keybinds

The leader key is space.

Keybind	Action
Alt + e	Opens nvim-neo-tree [file explorer]
Alt + f	Focuses on nvim-neo-tree if open otherwise opens and focuses
leader + ff	Fuzzy find files using Telescope
Alt + gf	Fuzzy find files in your git tracked files
Alt + fw	Fuzzy find words in your current project directory
Alt + f	Focuses on nvim-tree if open otherwise opens and focuses
leader + ll	Focuses on nvim-tree if open otherwise opens and focuses
leader + ls	Start a live server preview in your default browser

I will add more keybind details and docs later.

Simple yet handy stuffs

Quick and Easy Code Sharing

Want to share a beautiful snippet of your code? Here’s a fun little trick just for you!

1. Enter Visual Mode by pressing V while in Normal Mode.
2. Select the part of your code you want to capture.
3. Run the CarbonNow command, and voilà~! A new browser tab will open, showing your selected code with customizable styles.

From there, you can tweak the design to your liking and share a gorgeous image of your code with the world! Thanks to https://carbon.now.sh/ and ellisonleao/carbon-now.nvim for making this possible ;)