Additional arguments passed to each module in addition to ones like lib, config, and pkgs, modulesPath.

This option is also available to all submodules. Submodules do not inherit args from their parent module, nor do they provide args to their parent module or sibling submodules. The sole exception to this is the argument name which is provided by parent modules to a submodule and contains the attribute name the submodule is bound to, or a unique generated name if it is not bound to an attribute.

Some arguments are already passed by default, of which the following cannot be changed with this option:

• lib: The nixpkgs library.

• config: The results of all options after merging the values from all modules together.

• options: The options declared in all modules.

• specialArgs: The specialArgs argument passed to evalModules.

• All attributes of specialArgs

  Whereas option values can generally depend on other option values thanks to laziness, this does not apply to imports, which must be computed statically before anything else.

  For this reason, callers of the module system can provide specialArgs which are available during import resolution.

  For NixOS, specialArgs includes modulesPath, which allows you to import extra modules from the nixpkgs package tree without having to somehow make the module aware of the location of the nixpkgs or NixOS directories.

  { modulesPath, ... }: {
    imports = [
      (modulesPath + "/profiles/minimal.nix")
    ];
  }
  

For NixOS, the default value for this option includes at least this argument:

• pkgs: The nixpkgs package set according to the nixpkgs.pkgs option.

Additional runtime paths that will be appended to the active runtimepath of the Neovim. This can be used to add additional lookup paths for configs, plugins, spell languages and other things you would generally place in your $HOME/.config/nvim.

This is meant as a declarative alternative to throwing files into ~/.config/nvim and having the Neovim wrapper pick them up.

For more details on vim.o.runtimepath, and what paths to use, please see the official documentation.

Whether to enable complementary Neovim plugin for avante.nvim.

Option table to pass into the setup function of avante-nvim.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable ChatGPT AI assistant. Requires the environment variable OPENAI_API_KEY to be set.

[ChatGPT] Add tests

ChatGPT

[ChatGPT] Docstring

[ChatGPT] Edit with instructions

[ChatGPT] Explain code

[ChatGPT] Fix bugs

[ChatGPT] Grammar correction

[ChatGPT] Keywords

[ChatGPT] Optimize code

[ChatGPT] Code reability analysis

[ChatGPT] Roxygen edit

[ChatGPT] Summarize

[ChatGPT] Translate

Option table to pass into the setup function of chatgpt.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable complementary neovim plugin for codecompanion.nvim.

Option table to pass into the setup function of codecompanion-nvim.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable nvim-cmp integration for GitHub Copilot.

Whether to enable GitHub Copilot AI assistant.

Accept suggestion

Jump to next suggestion

Jump to previous suggestion

Open suggestions

Refresh suggestions

Accept suggestion

Accept next line

Accept next word

Dismiss suggestion

Next suggestion

Previous suggestion

Option table to pass into the setup function of Copilot.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable NeoCodeium AI completion.

Accept suggestion

Accept line

Accept word

Clear suggestion

Cycle or complete

Cycle or complete (reverse)

Option table to pass into the setup function of NeoCodeium.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable Supermaven AI assistant.

Option table to pass into the setup function of Supermaven.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

A list of Neovim autogroups, which are used to organize and manage related autocommands together. Groups allow multiple autocommands to be cleared or redefined collectively, preventing duplicate definitions.

Each autogroup consists of a name and a boolean indicating whether to clear existing autocommands.

Whether to clear existing autocommands in this group before defining new ones. This helps avoid duplicate autocommands.

Whether to enable this autocommand group.

The name of the autocommand group.

A list of Neovim autocommands to be registered.

Each entry defines an autocommand, specifying events, patterns, a callback or Vim command, an optional group, a description, and execution settings.

Lua function to be called when the event(s) are triggered.

Vim command to be executed when the event(s) are triggered. Cannot be defined if the callback option is already defined.

A description for the autocommand.

Whether to enable this autocommand.

The event(s) that trigger the autocommand.

An optional autocommand group to manage related autocommands.

Whether to allow nested autocommands to trigger.

Whether to run the autocommand only once.

The file pattern(s) that determine when the autocommand applies.

Whether to enable blink.cmp.

Whether to enable friendly-snippets for blink to source from automatically.

Close [blink.cmp]

Complete [blink.cmp]

Confirm [blink.cmp]

Next item [blink.cmp]

Previous item [blink.cmp]

Scroll docs down [blink.cmp]

Scroll docs up [blink.cmp]

Option table to pass into the setup function of blink.cmp.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

blink.cmp sources.

Attribute names must be source names used in vim.autocomplete.blink-cmp.setupOpts.sources.default.

Whether to enable this source.

Value of vim.autocomplete.blink-cmp.setupOpts.sources.providers.<name>.module.

Should be present in the source's documentation.

blink-cmp source plugin package.

Whether to enable emoji source.

Value of vim.autocomplete.blink-cmp.setupOpts.sources.providers.emoji.module.

blink-cmp emoji source plugin package.

Whether to enable ripgrep source.

Value of vim.autocomplete.blink-cmp.setupOpts.sources.providers.ripgrep.module.

blink-cmp ripgrep source plugin package.

Whether to enable spell source.

Value of vim.autocomplete.blink-cmp.setupOpts.sources.providers.spell.module.

blink-cmp spell source plugin package.

Whether to enable sources shared by blink.cmp and nvim-cmp.

Whether to enable nvim-cmp.

The function used to customize the completion menu entries. This is outside of setupOpts to allow for an easier integration with lspkind.nvim.

See :help cmp-config.formatting.format.

Close [nvim-cmp]

Complete [nvim-cmp]

Confirm [nvim-cmp]

Next item [nvim-cmp]

Previous item [nvim-cmp]

Scroll docs down [nvim-cmp]

Scroll docs up [nvim-cmp]

Option table to pass into the setup function of the autocomplete plugin.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

List of source plugins used by nvim-cmp.

The list of sources used by nvim-cmp

Whether to enable autopairs.

Option table to pass into the setup function of nvim-autopairs.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Set how bells are handled. Options: on, visual or none

Whether to enable cheatsheet-nvim: searchable cheatsheet for nvim using telescope.

Whether to enable hardtime helper for no repeat keybinds.

Option table to pass into the setup function of hardtime-nvim.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable which-key keybind helper menu.

Register label for which-key keybind helper menu

Option table to pass into the setup function of which-key.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

final output package

Whether to enable clipboard management for Neovim. Users may still choose to manage their clipboard through vim.options should they wish to avoid using this module. .

Clipboard providers for which packages will be added to nvf's extraPackages. The package field may be set to null if related packages are already found in system packages to potentially reduce closure sizes.

Whether to enable wl-copy.

The wl-clipboard package to use.

Whether to enable xclip.

The xclip package to use.

Whether to enable xsel.

The xsel package to use.

The register to be used by the Neovim clipboard. Recognized types are:

• unnamed: Vim will use the clipboard register "*" for all yank, delete, change and put operations which would normally go to the unnamed register.

• unnamedplus: A variant of the "unnamed" flag which uses the clipboard register "+" (:h quoteplus) instead of register "*" for all yank, delete, change and put operations which would normally go to the unnamed register.

When unnamed and unnamedplus is included simultaneously as "unnamed,unnamedplus", yank and delete operations (but not put) will additionally copy the text into register "*".

Please see :h clipboard for more details.

Whether to enable smart and powerful comment plugin for neovim comment-nvim.

Toggle current block comment

Toggle current line comment

Toggle block comment

Toggle line comment

Toggle selected block

Toggle selected comment

Option table to pass into the setup function of Comment-nvim.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable fast and fully programmable greeter for neovim [alpha.nvim].

Alpha dashboard layout

Optional global options

Alpha default theme to use

Whether to enable Fancy and Blazing Fast start screen plugin of neovim [dashboard.nvim].

Option table to pass into the setup function of dashboard.nvim.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

List of book marks to display on start page

Command to change the current window with.

Whether Vim should change to the directory of the file you open

Whether Vim should change to the version control root when opening a file

Commands that are presented to the user on startify page

Text to place in the footer

Text to place in the header

Specify a list of default characters to use instead of numbers

Whether vim-startify should be disabled on startup.

This will prevent startify from opening on startup, but it can still be called with :Startify

Whether to enable fancy start screen for Vim [vim-startify].

How many files to list

Specify the lists and in what order they are displayed on startify.

Number of spaces used for left padding.

Make vim-startify auto load Session.vim files from the current directory

Commands to run before saving a session

Delete all buffers when loading or closing a session

Directory to save and load sessions from

Persist session before leaving vim or switching session

Patterns to remove from session files

List of commands to run when loading a session.

List of variables to save into a session file.

While true, sessions will be sorted by date rather than alphabetically.

List of regex patterns to exclude from MRU lists

List of vim servers to not load startify for

Whether to turn on unsafe mode for Startify.

While enabld, vim-startify will stops resolving links, checking files are readable and filtering bookmark list

Set if you want startify to always update and not just when neovim closes

Show environment variables in path if name is shorter than value

Whether to enable debug mode.

Set verbosity level of Neovim while debug mode is enabled.

Value must be be one of the levels expected by Neovim's verbose option

Set the log file that will be used to store verbose messages set by the verbose option.

Whether to enable debugging via nvim-dap.

Continue

Go down stacktrace

Go up stacktrace

Hover

Restart

Re-run Last Debug Session

Continue to the current cursor

Step back

Step into function

Step out of function

Next step

Terminate

Toggle breakpoint

Toggle DAP-UI

Toggle Repl

List of debuggers to install

Automatically Opens and Closes DAP-UI upon starting/closing a debugging session

Whether to enable UI extension for nvim-dap.

Option table to pass into the setup function of nvim-dap-ui.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Values that will be passed to vim.diagnostic.config after being converted to a Lua table. Possible values for each key can be found in the help text for vim.diagnostics.Opts. You may find more about the diagnostics API of Neovim in :help diagnostic-api.

Use signs for diagnostics. See :help diagnostic-signs.

Use underline for diagnostics.

Update diagnostics in Insert mode. If false, diagnostics will be updated on InsertLeave (:help InsertLeave).

Use virtual lines for diagnostics.

Use virtual text for diagnostics. If multiple diagnostics are set for a namespace, one prefix per diagnostic + the last diagnostic message are shown.

Whether to enable diagnostics module for Neovim.

Whether to enable asynchronous linter plugin for Neovim [nvim-lint].

Whether to enable autocmd to lint after each save.

Define the global function nvf_lint which is used by nvf to lint.

Linter configurations. Builtin linters will be updated and not replaced, but note that this is not a deep extend operation, i.e. if you define an env option, it will replace the entire env table provided by the builtin (if it exists).

Automatically add the current file name to the commands arguments. Only has an effect if stdin is false

Arguments to pass

Command of the linter

Working directory of the linter

Environment variables to use

Declares if exit code != 1 should be ignored or result in a warning.

Name of the linter

Parser function

Required files to lint. These files must exist relative to the cwd of the linter or else this linter will be skipped

Send content via stdin.

Result stream

Map of filetype to formatters. This option takes a set of key = value format where the value will be converted to its Lua equivalent through `toLuaObject. You are responsible for passing the correct Nix data types to generate a correct Lua value that conform is able to accept.

Whether to enable the Biome Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.biomejs for customization .

Whether to enable the Checkmake Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.checkmake for customization .

Whether to enable the cpplint Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.cpplint for customization .

Whether to enable the Deadnix Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.deadnix for customization .

Whether to enable the djLint Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.djlint for customization .

Whether to enable the Dotenv Linter Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.dotenv-linter for customization .

Whether to enable the Eslint Daemon Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.eslint_d for customization .

Whether to enable the GolangCI Lint Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.golangci-lint for customization .

Whether to enable the Hadolint Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.hadolint for customization .

Whether to enable the HTMLHint Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.htmlhint for customization .

Whether to enable the ktlint Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.ktlint for customization .

Whether to enable the Luacheck Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.luacheck for customization .

Whether to enable the Markdownlint CLI 2 Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.markdownlint-cli2 for customization .

Whether to enable the Mypy Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.mypy for customization .

Whether to enable the PHPStan Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.phpstan for customization .

Whether to enable the RuboCop Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.rubocop for customization .

Whether to enable the Rumdl Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.rumdl for customization .

Whether to enable the Selene Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.selene for customization .

Whether to enable the Shellcheck Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.shellcheck for customization .

Whether to enable the SQLFluff Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.sqlfluff for customization .

Whether to enable the Sqruff Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.sqruff for customization .

Whether to enable the Statix Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.statix for customization .

Whether to enable the Stylelint Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.stylelint for customization .

Whether to enable the Taplo Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.taplo for customization .

Whether to enable the Tombi Diagnostics Provider. Use vim.diagnostics.nvim-lint.linters.tombi for customization .

Whether to enable the experimental Lua module loader to speed up the start up process. If true, this will enable the experimental Lua module loader which:

• overrides loadfile
• adds the lua loader using the byte-compilation cache
• adds the libs loader
• removes the default Neovim loader

Additional Lua files that will be sourced by Neovim.

Takes both absolute and relative paths, all of which will be called via the luafile command in Neovim.

See lua-commands on the Neovim documentation for more details.

List of additional packages to make available to the Neovim wrapper.

A list of plugins and their configurations that will be set up after builtin plugins.

This option takes a special type that allows you to order your custom plugins using nvf's modified DAG library.

Setup this plugin after the following ones.

Plugin Package.

Lua code to run during setup.

Whether to enable filetree via neo-tree.nvim.

Option table to pass into the setup function of neo-tree.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable filetree via nvim-tree.lua.

Find file in NvimTree

Focus NvimTree

Refresh NvimTree

Toggle NvimTree

Open when vim is started on a directory

Option table to pass into the setup function of Nvim Tree.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Additional filetypes to be registered through vim.filetype.add()

Filetype mappings can be added either by extension or by filename. The key can be either the "tail" or the full file path. The full file path is checked first, followed by the file name. If a match is not found using the filename, then the filename is matched against the list of Lua patterns (sorted by priority) until a match is found.

If a pattern matching does not find a filetype, then the file extension is used.

See :h vim.filetype.add() for more details.

register a new filetype by extension

register a new filetype by file name

register a new filetype by pattern

Whether to enable lightweight yet powerful formatter plugin for Neovim [conform-nvim].

Option table to pass into the setup function of conform.nvim.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable fzf-lua.

The configuration profile to use

Option table to pass into the setup function of fzf-lua.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable gesture-nvim: mouse gestures.

Start drawing [gesture.nvim]

Finish drawing [gesture.nvim]

Whether to enable git integration suite.

Enabling this option will enable the following plugins:

• gitsigns
• hunk-nvim
• vim-fugitive
• git-conflict
• gitlinker-nvim .

Whether to enable git-conflict.

Choose Both [Git-Conflict]

Go to the next Conflict [Git-Conflict]

Choose None [Git-Conflict]

Choose Ours [Git-Conflict]

Go to the previous Conflict [Git-Conflict]

Choose Theirs [Git-Conflict]

Option table to pass into the setup function of git-conflict.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable gitlinker-nvim.

Option table to pass into the setup function of gitlinker-nvim.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable gitsigns codeactions through null-ls.

Whether to enable gitsigns.

Blame line [Gitsigns]

Diff project [Gitsigns]

Diff this [Gitsigns]

Next hunk [Gitsigns]

Preview hunk [Gitsigns]

Previous hunk [Gitsigns]

Reset buffer [Gitsigns]

Reset hunk [Gitsigns]

Stage buffer [Gitsigns]

Stage hunk [Gitsigns]

Toggle blame [Gitsigns]

Toggle deleted [Gitsigns]

Undo stage hunk [Gitsigns]

Option table to pass into the setup function of gitsigns.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable tool for splitting diffs in Neovim [hunk-nvim].

Option table to pass into the setup function of hunk-nvim.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable An Interactive and powerful Git interface [Neogit].

Git Commit [Neogit]

Git Status [Neogit]

Git pull [Neogit]

Git push [Neogit]

Option table to pass into the setup function of neogit.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable vim-fugitive.

A freeform attribute set containing global variable values for setting vim variables as early as possible. If populated, this option will set vim variables in the built luaConfigRC as the first item.

Whether to enable EditorConfig integration in Neovim.

This defaults to true as it is enabled by default in stock Neovim, setting this option to false disables EditorConfig integration entirely.

See Neovim documentation for more details on configuring EditorConfig behaviour.

The key used for <leader> mappings

The key used for <localleader> mappings

Hide search highlight so it doesn't stay highlighted

Custom highlights to apply

The background color to use. Written as color name or hex "#RRGGBB".

Blend as an integer between 0 and 100

Whether to enable bold

The cterm arguments to use. See ':h highlight-args'

The cterm background color to use

The cterm foreground color to use

Don't override existing definition

The foreground color to use. Written as color name or hex "#RRGGBB".

Whether to enable force update

Whether to enable italic

The name of another highlight group to link to

Whether to enable nocombine

Whether to enable reverse

The special color to use. Written as color name or hex "#RRGGBB".

Whether to enable standout

Whether to enable strikethrough

Whether to enable undercurl

Whether to enable underdashed

Whether to enable underdotted

Whether to enable underdouble

Whether to enable underline

Custom keybindings.

The command to execute.

Description for the keybind, to be shown in which-key, if you have enabled in the module system.

Means that the action is actually an expression. Equivalent to adding <expr> to a map.

The key that triggers this keybind.

If true, action is considered to be lua code. Thus, it will not be wrapped in "".

The short-name of the mode to set the keymapping for. Passing an empty string is the equivalent of :map.

See :help map-modes for a list of modes.

Whether to use the 'noremap' variant of the command, ignoring any custom mappings on the defined action. It is highly advised to keep this on, which is the default.

Whether to wait for extra input on ambiguous mappings. Equivalent to adding <nowait> to a map.

Equivalent to adding <script> to a map.

Whether this mapping should be silent. Equivalent to adding <silent> to a map.

Whether to fail if the map is already defined. Equivalent to adding <unique> to a map.

Whether to enable Arduino support.

Whether to enable Arduino LSP support.

Extra arguments passed to the Arduino LSP

Arduino LSP servers to use

Whether to enable Arduino treesitter.

The arduino treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable Assembly support.

Whether to enable Assembly formatting.

Assembly formatter to use

Whether to enable Assembly LSP support.

Assembly LSP server to use

Whether to enable Assembly treesitter.

The asm treesitter package to use.

The nasm treesitter package to use.

The pioasm treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable Astro language support.

Whether to enable extra Astro diagnostics via nvim-lint.

extra Astro diagnostics providers

Whether to enable Astro formatting.

Astro formatter to use

Whether to enable Astro LSP support.

Astro LSP server to use

The astro treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable Astro treesitter.

Whether to enable Bash language support.

Whether to enable extra Shell diagnostics via nvim-lint.

extra Shell diagnostics providers

Enable Bash formatting

Bash formatter to use

Whether to enable Bash LSP support.

Bash LSP server to use

Whether to enable Bash treesitter.

The bash treesitter package to use.

C syntax for headers. Can fix treesitter errors, see: https://www.reddit.com/r/neovim/comments/orfpcd/question_does_the_c_parser_from_nvimtreesitter/

clang debugger to use

Enable clang Debug Adapter

clang debugger package.

Whether to enable C/C++ language support.

Whether to enable extra C/C++ diagnostics via nvim-lint.

extra C/C++ diagnostics providers

Whether to enable C formatting.

C formatter to use

Whether to enable clang LSP support.

The clang LSP server to use

The c treesitter package to use.

The cpp treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable C/C++ treesitter.

Whether to enable Clojure language support.

Whether to enable Clojure LSP support.

Clojure LSP server to use

Whether to enable Clojure treesitter.

The clojure treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable CMake language support.

Whether to enable CMake formatting.

CMake formatter package

CMake formatter to use

Whether to enable CMake LSP support.

CMake LSP servers to use

Whether to enable CMake treesitter.

The cmake treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable C# language support.

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Whether to enable Extended 'textDocument/definition' handler for csharp_ls Neovim LSP

.

Whether to enable Extended 'textDocument/definition' handler for OmniSharp Neovim LSP

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Go to definition [omnisharp-extended-lsp-nvim]

Go to type [omnisharp-extended-lsp-nvim]

List implementations [omnisharp-extended-lsp-nvim]

List references [omnisharp-extended-lsp-nvim]

Whether to enable Roslyn LSP plugin for Neovim that adds Razor support and works with multiple solutions

.

Option table to pass into the setup function of roslyn-nvim.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable C# formatting.

C# formatter to use

Whether to enable C# LSP support.

C# LSP server to use

The c_sharp treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable C# treesitter.

The razor treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable CSS language support.

Whether to enable CSS formatting.

CSS formatter to use

Whether to enable CSS LSP support.

CSS LSP server to use

Whether to enable CSS treesitter.

The css treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable CUE language support.

Whether to enable CUE LSP support.

CUE LSP server to use

Whether to enable CUE treesitter.

The cue treesitter package to use.

Enable Dart DAP support via flutter-tools

Whether to enable Dart language support.

Whether to enable highlighting color variables.

Highlight the background

Highlight the foreground

Virtual text character to highlight

Whether to enable Show the highlight using virtual text.

Enable flutter-tools for flutter support

Whether to patch flutter-tools so that it doesn't resolve symlinks when detecting flutter path.

Flutter package, or null to detect the flutter path at runtime instead.

Whether to enable Dart LSP support.

Dart LSP server to use

Whether to enable Dart treesitter.

The dart treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable Docker language support.

Whether to enable extra Docker diagnostics via nvim-lint.

extra Docker diagnostics providers

Whether to enable Dockerfile formatting.

Dockerfile formatter to use

Whether to enable Docker LSP support.

Docker LSP server to use

Whether to enable Docker treesitter support.

The dockerfile treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable Elixir tools.

Whether to enable Elixir language support.

Whether to enable Elixir formatting.

Elixir formatter to use

Whether to enable Elixir LSP support.

Elixir LSP server to use

The eex treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable Elixir treesitter.

The heex treesitter package to use.

The elixir treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable Elm language support.

Whether to enable Elm LSP support.

Elm LSP servers to use

Whether to enable Elm treesitter.

The elm treesitter package to use.

Turn on Debug Adapter for enabled languages by default

Turn on extra diagnostics for enabled languages by default

Turn on Formatting for enabled languages by default

Turn on Treesitter for enabled languages by default

Whether to enable Env language support.

Whether to enable extra Env diagnostics via nvim-lint.

extra Env diagnostics providers

Whether to enable Fish language support.

Enable Fish formatting

Fish formatter to use

Whether to enable Fish LSP support.

Fish LSP server to use

Whether to enable Fish treesitter.

The fish treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable Fluent language support.

Whether to enable F# language support.

Whether to enable F# formatting.

F# formatter to use

Whether to enable F# LSP support.

F# LSP server to use

Whether to enable F# treesitter.

The fsharp treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable gettext portable object language support.

Whether to enable gettext portable object language treesitter.

The po treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable Gleam language support.

Whether to enable Gleam LSP support.

Gleam LSP server to use

Whether to enable Gleam treesitter.

The gleam treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable GLSL language support.

Whether to enable GLSL LSP support.

GLSL LSP server to use

Whether to enable GLSL treesitter.

The glsl treesitter package to use.

Go debugger to use

Whether to enable Go Debug Adapter.

Go debugger package.

Whether to enable Go language support.

Whether to enable Minimalistic plugin for Go development.

Option table to pass into the setup function of gopher-nvim.

Accepts either an attribute set of options, or a raw Lua expression via lib.mkLuaInline. When set to a luaInline value, the expression is passed verbatim as the argument to setup().

You can pass in any additional options even if they're not listed in the docs.

Whether to enable extra Go diagnostics via nvim-lint.

extra Go diagnostics providers

Whether to enable Go formatting.

Go formatter to use

Whether to enable Go LSP support.

Go LSP server to use

Whether to enable Go treesitter.

The go treesitter package to use.

The gomod treesitter package to use.

The gosum treesitter package to use.

Treesitter language to inject in Go templates

The gotmpl treesitter package to use.

The gowork treesitter package to use.

Whether to enable DAP support for Haskell.

Haskell DAP package or command to run the Haskell DAP

Whether to enable Haskell support.

Whether to enable haskell-tools.nvim.

Run code lens [haskell-tools.nvim]

Evaluate all [haskell-tools.nvim]

Hoogle signature [haskell-tools.nvim]