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# Project Patterns and Intelligence
1. Running Neovim v0.11.0-dev with potential runtime path issues
2. Configuration based on Kickstart.nvim template
3. Core issue: vim.diagnostic module and syntax.vim not found
4. Using lazy.nvim for plugin management with lazy loading
5. LSP setup depends on proper runtime file configuration
6. Memory bank tracks project state in cline_docs/
7. Configuration lives in ~/.config/nvim/init.lua
8. Runtime files expected in standard system locations
9. Regular :checkhealth checks recommended
10. Critical to verify VIMRUNTIME environment variable

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# Active Context # Active Context: Neovim Configuration
## Current Work ## Current Focus
- Initial Memory Bank documentation completed Resolving runtime file location issues and ensuring proper module loading, specifically:
- Project structure and requirements fully documented 1. vim.diagnostic module not found
- All core documentation files populated with comprehensive information 2. Missing syntax.vim file
3. Proper runtime path configuration
## Recent Changes ## Recent Changes
- Populated all Memory Bank documentation files: None documented yet - initial setup of memory bank
- productContext.md: Full Neovim IDE configuration requirements
- systemPatterns.md: Detailed architecture and implementation patterns
- techContext.md: Complete technical specifications and dependencies
- progress.md: Implementation roadmap and tracking
- Established comprehensive documentation framework
- Defined complete system architecture and patterns
- Specified all technical requirements and constraints
## Next Steps ## Next Steps
1. Begin Implementation Phase 1: Core Setup 1. **Immediate Actions**:
- Initialize base Neovim configuration - Verify VIMRUNTIME environment variable
- Set up lazy.nvim plugin management - Check Neovim runtime files installation
- Configure basic UI elements - Run :checkhealth to diagnose issues
- Implement key mapping framework - Consider reinstalling Neovim if needed
2. Prepare for Plugin Integration 2. **Investigation Required**:
- Install required dependencies - Determine why vim.diagnostic module isn't found despite running Neovim v0.11.0-dev
- Configure LSP infrastructure - Verify proper installation of runtime files
- Set up completion system - Check for any conflicts in configuration
- Implement file navigation
3. Start Language Support Configuration ## Active Decisions
- Begin with core languages (Python, Lua) 1. Using Neovim v0.11.0-dev (development version)
- Configure language servers 2. Following Kickstart.nvim template for configuration
- Set up debugging infrastructure 3. Implementing diagnostic functionality through vim.diagnostic
- Implement formatting tools
4. Focus on Performance ## Current Considerations
- Implement lazy loading 1. Whether to switch to a stable Neovim release
- Optimize startup time 2. How to properly configure runtime paths
- Configure caching 3. Best approach for runtime file management
- Monitor resource usage 4. Impact on plugin functionality

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# Product Context: Neovim IDE Configuration # Product Context: Neovim Configuration
## Why This Project Exists ## Why This Project Exists
This project aims to transform Neovim into a powerful, fully-featured Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that provides modern development capabilities while maintaining Neovim's core efficiency and extensibility. It serves developers who want the speed and flexibility of Neovim combined with the comprehensive features of traditional IDEs. This Neovim configuration exists to provide a robust, maintainable development environment based on the Kickstart.nvim template. It aims to deliver modern editor features while maintaining simplicity and transparency in its implementation.
## Problems It Solves ## Problems It Solves
1. Development Environment Integration 1. **Module Accessibility**: Currently addressing issues with runtime file locations and module loading, specifically the vim.diagnostic module
- Fragmented development tooling 2. **Development Environment**: Provides a comprehensive IDE-like environment through:
- Inconsistent development experiences across languages - LSP integration for code intelligence
- Complex setup requirements for different programming languages - Treesitter for advanced syntax highlighting
- Need for multiple editors/IDEs for different tasks - Fuzzy finding and file navigation
- Debugging Tools - Git integration
- Diagnostic capabilities
2. Productivity Barriers
- Manual code completion and navigation
- Lack of integrated debugging capabilities
- Inefficient project management
- Limited language support
3. Configuration Management
- Complex plugin management
- Inconsistent keybindings
- Difficult maintenance of settings
- Performance optimization challenges
## How It Should Work ## How It Should Work
1. **Runtime Environment**:
- All Neovim runtime files should be properly located and accessible
- Core modules like vim.diagnostic should load without errors
- VIMRUNTIME environment variable should point to correct location
### Language Support 2. **User Experience**:
Comprehensive development support for: - Configuration should load without errors
- Python: Full LSP support, debugging, virtual environments - All plugins should initialize properly
- Lua: Native integration, debugging, documentation - LSP features should work seamlessly
- Rust: Cargo integration, LSP, formatting - Diagnostic information should be visible and accurate
- Go: Go tools integration, testing support
- PowerShell: Scripting support, terminal integration
- Bash: Shell scripting, linting
- HTML/CSS: Preview, formatting, snippets
- PHP: Debug, testing, framework support
### Core Features 3. **Configuration Management**:
1. Intelligent Code Assistance - Settings should be clearly organized in init.lua
- Auto-completion with context awareness - Plugin management through lazy.nvim
- Real-time syntax highlighting - Clear separation of concerns in configuration structure
- LSP integration for all supported languages
- Inline code diagnostics and suggestions
2. Navigation & Management
- Advanced file navigation and search
- Project-wide search and replace
- Split windows and buffer management
- Integrated file explorer
3. Development Tools
- Integrated debugging support
- Git version control integration
- Built-in terminal emulator
- Code formatting and linting
4. Project Organization
- Project-specific settings
- Workspace management
- Session persistence
- Custom project templates
### Configuration Framework
1. Modular Organization
- Separate configuration files by function
- Plugin-specific configurations
- Language-specific settings
- User customization layer
2. Performance Optimization
- Lazy loading of plugins
- Conditional feature enabling
- Cache management
- Startup time optimization
3. User Experience
- Intuitive key mappings
- Customizable color schemes
- Informative status line
- Context-aware menus
4. Extensibility
- Plugin management system
- Custom commands framework
- User-defined autocommands
- Extension API support

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# Progress Tracking # Progress Tracking: Neovim Configuration
## What Works ## What Works
- Memory Bank structure initialized 1. **Core Installation**
- Comprehensive documentation framework established - Neovim 0.11.0-dev successfully installed
- Project requirements defined - Basic configuration structure in place
- Technical architecture documented - Plugin management system (lazy.nvim) initialized
- Core plugin selection completed
- Development environment specifications outlined
## What's Left to Build 2. **Configuration**
1. Core Configuration - Basic editor settings configured
- [ ] Basic Neovim settings - Keymaps defined
- [ ] Plugin management setup - Color scheme setup (Tokyo Night)
- [ ] Key mapping framework - Plugin specifications defined
- [ ] UI configuration
2. Plugin Integration ## What's Left to Build/Fix
- [ ] LSP configuration
- [ ] Completion setup
- [ ] File navigation
- [ ] Git integration
- [ ] Terminal setup
3. Language Support ### High Priority
- [ ] Python configuration 1. **Runtime Issues**
- [ ] Lua setup - [ ] Fix vim.diagnostic module loading
- [ ] Rust tools - [ ] Resolve syntax.vim file location
- [ ] Go development - [ ] Ensure proper VIMRUNTIME configuration
- [ ] Web development (HTML/CSS)
- [ ] PHP support
- [ ] Shell scripting support
4. Advanced Features 2. **Core Functionality**
- [ ] Debugging setup - [ ] Verify LSP server installations
- [ ] Custom commands - [ ] Confirm diagnostic system operation
- [ ] Project templates - [ ] Test plugin integrations
- [ ] Performance optimizations
## Progress Status ### Medium Priority
### Documentation 1. **Setup Verification**
- [x] Created Memory Bank directory structure - [ ] Run and document :checkhealth results
- [x] Initialized all required documentation files - [ ] Test all configured keymaps
- [x] Defined product context and requirements - [ ] Verify plugin lazy loading
- [x] Documented technical architecture
- [x] Specified development setup
- [x] Created implementation roadmap
### Implementation Phase 1: Core Setup 2. **Documentation**
- [ ] Initialize base Neovim configuration - [ ] Document runtime setup process
- [ ] Set up plugin management system - [ ] Create troubleshooting guide
- [ ] Configure basic UI elements - [ ] Update configuration comments
- [ ] Implement key mappings
### Implementation Phase 2: Plugin Integration ## Current Status
- [ ] Install and configure core plugins - Configuration partially working
- [ ] Set up LSP infrastructure - Core editor functions available
- [ ] Configure completion system - Plugin system operational
- [ ] Implement file navigation - LSP and diagnostics non-functional due to runtime issues
### Implementation Phase 3: Language Support ## Known Issues
- [ ] Configure language servers 1. **Critical**
- [ ] Set up debugging tools - vim.diagnostic module not found
- [ ] Implement formatters - Missing syntax.vim file
- [ ] Configure linters - Runtime path configuration issues
### Implementation Phase 4: Optimization 2. **Pending Investigation**
- [ ] Performance tuning - Relationship between dev version and runtime files
- [ ] Memory optimization - Impact on LSP functionality
- [ ] Startup time improvement - Plugin compatibility with current setup
- [ ] User experience refinement
3. **Monitoring**
- Performance impact of current configuration
- Plugin load times
- Memory usage

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# Project Brief: Neovim Configuration
## Overview
This project involves managing and troubleshooting a Neovim configuration based on the Kickstart.nvim template. The configuration aims to provide a modern, feature-rich editing environment with proper LSP integration, syntax highlighting, and various quality-of-life improvements.
## Core Requirements
1. Maintain a working Neovim configuration with all core functionalities
2. Ensure proper runtime file accessibility and module loading
3. Support LSP functionality and diagnostic features
4. Keep plugin system (lazy.nvim) working efficiently
5. Provide clear error handling and troubleshooting capabilities
## Goals
- Resolve current runtime file location issues
- Ensure diagnostic module functionality
- Maintain plugin compatibility and performance
- Keep configuration organized and documented

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# System Patterns # System Patterns: Neovim Configuration
## System Architecture ## System Architecture
1. Configuration Layer Design 1. **Core Configuration Structure**
- Core configuration (init.lua) - init.lua as main configuration file
- Module-based organization - Lazy plugin management system
- Plugin management system - LSP integration through nvim-lspconfig
- User customization layer - Custom keymaps and settings
2. Feature Organization 2. **Key Components**
- LSP services management - Plugin Management (lazy.nvim)
- Completion engine integration - LSP Configuration
- File tree and navigation - Treesitter Integration
- Buffer and window management - Diagnostic System
- Custom Keybindings
3. Event System
- Autocommands framework
- Key mapping system
- Plugin hooks
- Custom events
## Key Technical Decisions ## Key Technical Decisions
1. Plugin Management
- Use of lazy.nvim for plugin management
- Lazy-loading strategy for performance
- Conditional plugin loading
- Dependencies management
2. LSP Implementation ### Plugin Management
- Native LSP client usage - Using lazy.nvim for plugin management
- Mason.nvim for LSP server management - Lazy loading enabled for better startup performance
- Language-specific configurations - Plugin-specific configurations contained within setup blocks
- Diagnostic system integration
3. Performance Optimization ### LSP Implementation
- Modular loading system - Mason for LSP server management
- Cache implementation - nvim-lspconfig for LSP configuration
- Startup optimization - Custom LSP attach events and keymaps
- Memory management - Diagnostic configuration through vim.diagnostic
## Architecture Patterns ### Editor Features
1. Module Pattern - Treesitter for syntax highlighting
```lua - Telescope for fuzzy finding
-- Module structure - Which-key for keymap discovery
local M = {} - Mini.nvim for various utilities
-- Configuration
M.setup = function(opts)
-- Setup logic
end
-- Module functions
M.function_name = function()
-- Implementation
end
return M
```
2. Plugin Setup Pattern ## Component Relationships
```lua 1. **Plugin Dependencies**
-- Plugin configuration pattern - LSP plugins depend on nvim-lspconfig
{ - UI elements depend on having Nerd Font
"plugin/name", - Telescope depends on plenary.nvim
event = "Event",
dependencies = {},
config = function()
require("plugin").setup({})
end
}
```
3. LSP Configuration Pattern 2. **Configuration Flow**
```lua - Leader key set before plugins
-- LSP server setup pattern - Basic options configured early
lspconfig[server].setup({ - Plugins loaded through lazy.nvim
capabilities = capabilities, - LSP servers configured after plugins
on_attach = on_attach, - Keymaps set after all configurations
settings = {}
})
```
## Implementation Guidelines ## Design Patterns
1. Code Organization 1. **Modularity**
- One feature per file - Separate plugin configurations
- Clear module interfaces - Isolated LSP server settings
- Consistent naming conventions - Independent keymap definitions
- Documentation standards
2. Configuration Standards 2. **Event-Driven**
- User-facing options - LSP attach events
- Default values - Autocommands for specific behaviors
- Type checking - Lazy loading based on events
- Validation
3. Error Handling
- Graceful degradation
- User feedback
- Debug logging
- Recovery mechanisms
## System Components
1. Core Components
- Plugin manager
- LSP client
- Completion engine
- File explorer
2. Language Support
- LSP servers
- Treesitter parsers
- Language tools
- Formatters
3. UI Components
- Status line
- Buffer line
- Command line
- Notifications
4. Integration Layer
- Git integration
- Terminal
- Debug adapter
- External tools

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# Technical Context # Technical Context: Neovim Configuration
## Technologies Used ## Technologies Used
1. Core Technologies
- Neovim (>= 0.9.0)
- Lua (>= 5.1)
- Tree-sitter
- Built-in LSP client
2. Package Management ### Core Environment
- lazy.nvim (Plugin manager) - Neovim v0.11.0-dev-1731+gf8cbdbb4a8
- mason.nvim (LSP/DAP/Formatter manager) - LuaJIT 2.1.1736781742
- mason-lspconfig.nvim (LSP configuration) - Operating System: Linux 5.15
- Shell: /bin/zsh
3. Required External Tools ### Key Dependencies
- Git (Version control) 1. **Plugin Manager**
- Ripgrep (Search) - lazy.nvim for plugin management
- fd (File finding) - Automatic plugin installation and loading
- Node.js (LSP servers)
2. **Language Support**
- nvim-lspconfig for LSP configuration
- Treesitter for syntax highlighting
- Mason for LSP server management
3. **User Interface**
- Telescope for fuzzy finding
- Which-key for keymap discovery
- Tokyo Night color scheme
- Mini.nvim for various UI components
## Development Setup ## Development Setup
1. Prerequisites Installation 1. **Required Components**
```bash - Neovim 0.8+ (currently running 0.11.0-dev)
# Install Neovim - Git for plugin management
# Install Node.js and npm - (Optional) Nerd Font for icons
# Install Python and pip - Proper runtime files installation
# Install Rust and Cargo
# Install Go
```
2. Required Global Tools 2. **Configuration Location**
```bash - Main config: /home/barbosa/.config/nvim/init.lua
# LSP Servers - Memory Bank: /home/barbosa/.config/nvim/cline_docs/
npm install -g pyright typescript-language-server bash-language-server
# Formatters
npm install -g prettier
cargo install stylua
```
3. Plugin Dependencies
- tree-sitter CLI
- language parsers
- compilation tools (make, gcc)
## Technical Constraints ## Technical Constraints
1. Performance Requirements 1. **Runtime Requirements**
- Startup time < 100ms - Proper VIMRUNTIME environment variable setting
- Memory usage < 1GB - Access to runtime files (currently having issues)
- Responsive editing experience - vim.diagnostic module accessibility
- Efficient file search
2. System Requirements 2. **Plugin Dependencies**
- Modern terminal emulator - Some plugins require specific Neovim versions
- True color support - LSP servers need external installations
- Unicode support - Some features depend on Nerd Font availability
- Clipboard integration
3. Plugin Limitations
- Compatibility requirements
- Load order dependencies
- Potential conflicts
- Resource usage
## Dependencies ## Dependencies
1. Core Plugins 1. **Core Plugins**
- lazy.nvim (Plugin management) - lazy.nvim (plugin manager)
- nvim-lspconfig (LSP configuration) - nvim-lspconfig (LSP support)
- nvim-cmp (Completion) - nvim-treesitter (syntax)
- telescope.nvim (Fuzzy finding) - telescope.nvim (fuzzy finder)
- neo-tree.nvim (File explorer) - mason.nvim (LSP server manager)
- which-key.nvim (Key binding help)
2. Language Support 2. **LSP Servers**
- LSP Servers - Various language servers (go, python, lua, etc.)
- Treesitter parsers - External formatters and linters
- Debug adapters - Diagnostic tools
- Formatters/Linters
3. UI Enhancements 3. **System Requirements**
- lualine.nvim (Status line) - Git for plugin management
- bufferline.nvim (Buffer line) - Make for some plugin builds
- nvim-notify (Notifications) - Proper runtime file installation
- nvim-web-devicons (Icons)
## Build & Deployment
1. Configuration Structure
```
~/.config/nvim/
├── init.lua
├── lua/
│ ├── core/
│ ├── plugins/
│ ├── lsp/
│ └── config/
```
2. Installation Process
- Configuration files setup
- Plugin installation
- LSP servers installation
- Parser installation
3. Update Process
- Plugin updates
- LSP server updates
- Configuration updates
- Backup strategy
## Testing Strategy
1. Configuration Testing
- Startup validation
- Plugin compatibility
- Feature verification
- Performance monitoring
2. Language Support Testing
- LSP functionality
- Completion accuracy
- Diagnostic reporting
- Format checking
3. Integration Testing
- Plugin interactions
- Key binding conflicts
- Event handling
- Error recovery