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🌌 Whipsmart Neovim (4rc0s/whipsmart.nvim)

This is the Grand Unified Neovim configuration for all my machines, built on the Neovim 0.12+ native vim.pack system with a modern modular architecture.

🚀 Native Package Workflow (0.12+)

We use pack-manager.nvim for a Lazy-like UI experience:

<leader>pm: Open the Package Manager Menu.
From the menu, you can Update, Install, or Manage plugins.

Low-level access:

<leader>ps: Sync (Fetch updates via native vim.pack.update()).
<leader>pi: Inspect (Native offline status).

🏗️ Modular Architecture

Plugin configurations are split into logically organized files in lua/plugins/:

core_ui.lua: UI enhancements (Colorscheme, Gitsigns, Mini, etc.).
telescope.lua: Fuzzy finding and LSP navigation.
lsp.lua: Language Server Protocol and Mason setup.
format.lua: Auto-formatting via conform.nvim.
cmp.lua: Autocompletion and Snippets.
treesitter.lua: Syntax highlighting and parsing.
pack_manager.lua: The pack-manager.nvim UI wrapper.

💻 Machine Detection

We use vim.uv.os_gethostname() in init.lua to toggle settings. Current machines:

vera: (Primary Linux workstation) - High-res font, full LSP suite.

🗺️ The Grand Unified Roadmap

Rename project to whipsmart.nvim.
Refactor into a modular architecture.
Install pack-manager.nvim for an ergonomic frontend.
Merge legacy plugins from other machine forks.
Add machine-specific UI toggles for terminal vs. GUI Neovim.
Centralize snippet collections.

🛠️ Git Maintenance

Upstream: https://github.com/nvim-lua/kickstart.nvim
Origin: https://github.com/4rc0s/whipsmart.nvim
Syncing: git fetch upstream && git merge upstream/master

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