Neovim Keybinds Documentation

This document provides a simple and organized overview of all the custom keybinds defined in my Neovim configuration.

General Keybinds

Mode	Key	Action
n	<leader>cd	Open Ex mode (:Ex)
n	J	Join lines while keeping the cursor in place
n	<C-d>	Scroll half-page down and keep the cursor centered
n	<C-u>	Scroll half-page up and keep the cursor centered
n	n	Move to next search result and keep it centered
n	N	Move to previous search result and keep it centered
n	Q	Disable Ex mode
n	<C-k>	Jump to next quickfix entry and keep it centered
n	<C-j>	Jump to previous quickfix entry and keep it centered
n	<leader>k	Jump to next location entry and keep it centered
n	<leader>j	Jump to previous location entry and keep it centered
i	<C-c>	Exit insert mode (acts like Esc)
n	<leader>x	Make current file executable (chmod +x)
n	<leader>u	Toggle Undotree
n	<leader>rl	Reload the Neovim config (~/.config/nvim/init.lua)
n	<leader><leader>	Source the current file (:so)

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Visual Mode Keybinds

Mode	Key	Action
v	J	Move selected block down
v	K	Move selected block up
x	<leader>p	Paste without overwriting clipboard
v	<leader>y	Yank into system clipboard (even on SSH)

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Linting and Formatting

Mode	Key	Action
n	<leader>cc	Run php-cs-fixer to lint and format PHP files
n	<F3>	Format code (LSP)

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Telescope Keybinds

Mode	Key	Action
n	<leader>ff	Find files
n	<leader>fg	Find git-tracked files
n	<leader>fo	Open recent files
n	<leader>fq	Open quickfix list
n	<leader>fh	Open help tags
n	<leader>fb	Open buffer list
n	<leader>fs	Grep current string
n	<leader>fc	Grep instances of the current file name without the extension
n	<leader>fi	Find files in Neovim configuration directory (~/.config/nvim/)

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Harpoon Integration

Mode	Key	Action
n	<leader>a	Add current file to Harpoon list
n	<C-e>	Toggle Harpoon quick menu
n	<leader>fl	Open Harpoon window with Telescope
n	<C-p>	Go to previous Harpoon mark
n	<C-n>	Go to next Harpoon mark

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LSP Keybinds

Mode	Key	Action
n	K	Show hover information
n	gd	Go to definition
n	gD	Go to declaration
n	gi	Go to implementation
n	go	Go to type definition
n	gr	Show references
n	gs	Show signature help
n	gl	Show diagnostics in a floating window
n	<F2>	Rename symbol
n, x	<F3>	Format code asynchronously
n	<F4>	Show code actions

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Miscellaneous

Mode	Key	Action
n	<leader>dg	Run DogeGenerate (comment documentation generation)
n	<leader>s	Replace all instances of the word under the cursor on the current line

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LSP servers:

I am migrating my lsp config to /lua/plugins/lsp.lua because nvim v0.11 allows a very minimal debloated way to setup language server protocols.

Below is a running list of what and how to install the lsp's that are going to be configured in this build. I will avoid mason for now because I think its better to have full control over your system, and not outsource it to mason. Just uncommonet return { in /plugins/lsp.lua from the original lspconfig if you want to go that route.

1. { lua-language-server }

• refer to distro ( pacman -Ss lua-language-server )

2. { css-language-server --studio, html-language-server }

• npm install -g vscode-langservers-extracted

3. { intelephense }

• npm install -g intelephense

4. { typescript-language-server }

• npm install -g typescript-language-server typescript