LvimIde in the Lazyman Neovim Configuration Manager

[doctorfree]

I've added LvimIde to the supported Neovim configurations in the Lazyman Neovim Configuration Manager. Lazyman can be used to manage multiple Neovim configurations. The LvimIde configuration is installed and initialized with the command lazyman -L LvimIde.

The initialization process for LvimIde applies a patch to modify references to .../nvim/..., changing those to .../nvim-LvimIde/.... This is because the Lazyman Neovim configurations are installed in unique folders in $HOME/.config rather than the default Neovim locations. The environment variable NVIM_APPNAME is used to determine which config to use.

Note that this type of patching is not necessary if something like vim.fn.stdpath("config") is used rather than something like home .. "/.config/nvim". But the patch works fine and the LvimIde config works well. It's an excellent Neovim configuration.

In addition to patching the hard coded paths where necessary, Lazyman modifies the treesitter ensure_installed setting to install 10 basic parsers and adds the auto_install = true setting to install all others when their respective filetype is opened. This is done because installing all treesitter parsers during initialization was time consuming and error prone.

You've really done an excellent job with the breadth and depth of coding language support and debugging facilities. Thanks!

Let me know if there are any changes you would like me to make with the incorporation of LvimIde in Lazyman.

[lvim-tech]

Thanks, @doctorfree