Some peeps like my setup. So here's how do it. I use a Mac. This probably won't help too much on other systems.

I do some a few crazy overrides of default mappings. I've done my best to annotate those with 'Warning:' in a comment prior to the mapping.

# Backup old config if needed. mv ~/.config/nvim{,.bak} # Clone this repo. git clone git@github.com:ddrscott/config-nvm.git ~/.config/nvim # Startup nvim. There will be errors. Just hit return. nvim # Install Plugins. Do this inside of NeoVim :PlugInstall # Quit and Restart NeoVim

I use Base16 to setup colors in terminal, and Base16-vim to pass those colors through to vim. Please follow the direction on base16-shell go ensure things look great in Vim.

Also please make sure your terminal is set to use xterm-256.

Here's some links to get started:

• https://github.com/chriskempson/base16-shell
• https://www.iterm2.com/
• http://input.fontbureau.com/

cd /path/to/project # In side of NeoVim tags can be generated with: :Ctag :CtagBundle

Ruby bindings aren't built into NeoVim. So a lot of omnicompletion things won't behave the same as they do in Vim. Thankfully, some one as fixed that problem: https://github.com/alexgenco/neovim-ruby The project makes has('ruby') just work. Therefore the standard vim-ruby plugin can do its thing.

Please install the latest neovim-ruby gem using:

gem install neovim 

The gem also enables you to create Ruby plugins for NeoVim. Enjoy!