Keymaps
| Keymap | Does |
|---|---|
| Toggle bookmark | mm |
| Search bookmarks | <Leader>sb |
| Search Personal dotfiles | <Leader>sdf |
| Previous buffer | <Ctrl>^ |
| Copy remote link | <Leader>gY |
| Open in Git | <Leader>gy |
| Autocomplete | Ctrl + y |
| Toggle through autocomplete | Ctrl + n |
| Redo | ctrl + r |
| Code actions | <leader>ca |
Telescope
ctrl + o go back through the jump list
ctrl + i go forward through the jump lisf
Definitions and type information
<leader>K-- hover type information<leader>gpt-- show type definition in preview<leader>gpd-- preview definition in preview
nvim.mini
yinq = Yank inside next quotes yanq = Yank around next quotes
DHH Cheat sheet
Scopes
a = around i = inside
Objects
w = word p = paragraph s = sentence q = quotes b = brackets i = indention level W = white space
Examples
yiW = copy between last and next white space ciq = change inside quotes
Navigation within neovim
Certainly! Navigating between panes (or splits) in Neovim is an essential skill for efficient editing. Here's a guide on how to move around different panes in Neovim:
Default keybindings:
Ctrl + wfollowed byh: Move to the left paneCtrl + wfollowed byj: Move to the pane belowCtrl + wfollowed byk: Move to the pane aboveCtrl + wfollowed byl: Move to the right pane
Alternate method:
Ctrl + wfollowed byCtrl + w: Cycle through all panes
Numeric movements:
Ctrl + wfollowed by a number, thenh,j,k, orl: Move that many panes in the specified direction
Quick pane switching:
Ctrl + wfollowed byw: Switch to the next paneCtrl + wfollowed byp: Switch to the previous pane
Maximizing a pane:
Ctrl + wfollowed by_: Maximize height of current paneCtrl + wfollowed by|: Maximize width of current paneCtrl + wfollowed by=: Equalize size of all panes
Rotating and moving panes:
Ctrl + wfollowed byr: Rotate panes clockwiseCtrl + wfollowed byR: Rotate panes counter-clockwiseCtrl + wfollowed byx: Exchange current pane with the next one
Closing panes:
:q: Close the current pane:onlyorCtrl + wfollowed byo: Close all panes except the current one
Remember, in Neovim, you can customize these keybindings to suit your preferences by modifying your init.vim or init.lua configuration file.
If you want to make navigation even easier, you might consider using a plugin like 'vim-tmux-navigator', which allows for seamless navigation between Neovim splits and tmux panes using the same keybindings.
Would you like more information on any specific aspect of pane navigation or Neovim configuration?
Inc rename
<leader>rn
Global replace with spectre
<leader>S
Neotree defaults
https://github.com/nvim-neo-tree/neo-tree.nvim
| Key | Action | Notes |
|---|---|---|
<bs> | navigate_up | |
. | set_root | |
H | toggle_hidden | |
/ | fuzzy_finder | |
D | fuzzy_finder_directory | |
# | fuzzy_sorter | fuzzy sorting using the fzy algorithm |
f | filter_on_submit | |
<c-x> | clear_filter | |
[g | prev_git_modified | |
]g | next_git_modified | |
o | show_help | nowait=false, config = { title = "Order by", prefix_key = "o" } |
oc | order_by_created | nowait = false |
od | order_by_diagnostics | nowait = false |
og | order_by_git_status | nowait = false |
om | order_by_modified | nowait = false |
on | order_by_name | nowait = false |
os | order_by_size | nowait = false |
ot | order_by_type | nowait = false |
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
<down> | move_cursor_down |
<C-n> | move_cursor_down |
<up> | move_cursor_up |
<C-p> | move_cursor_up |
Extra
f<char> = find next character, stop on it
t<char> = find next character, stop before it
ct" = change from cursor to next " (leaving ")
df| = delete from cursor to next | (including |)