-- NOTE this has not been tested on macos, I think it would probably work

clone notim in your config folder and open neovim

git clone https://github.com/LunaKITPI/notim-nvim.git ~/.config/nvim/
nvim

now for many ditching your old config might not be nice especially since notim is not rly made for programing, and there is a solution for that!

1. clone notim into a new ~/.conifig/notim folder

git clone https://github.com/LunaKITPI/notim-nvim.git ~/.config/notim/

2. set an alias to use this config now this may be different depending on which shell you use

in your cli type:

alias --save nt="nvim -u ~/.config/notim/init.lua"

add this line to your .bashrc/.zshrc

alias nt="nvim -u ~/.config/notim/init.lua"

move the lua folder in from notim to your nvim config folder, if you already have a /lua folder in your nvim config, just move the contents to that lua file, ( this is the reason why the files are all prefixed with notim- )

-- NOTE:

firs startup will make it look like noerg failed to install, this is due to it depending on treesitter, restarting neovim will correctly install this
first time opening a .norg file will result in an error while treesitter install the parser

• plugins chosen for ease of use
• lightweight
• extensible with your own plugins & configurations

notim is made to comfortably take notes in both markdown and norg (neorg) file formats

ppl like me who have a pretty underpowered laptop, are student, and/or just love using neovim as a note taking tool.

this was originally a project made so I can run something like emacs org-mode but on my underpowerd laptop. eventually I experimented with several plugins and ended up with a config I felt really comfortable using. This repo is just here to share a personal configuration I made.

sorry if I forget any plugins show the developers of these plugins support!

• bookmarks.nvim
• buffer_manager.nvim
• dashboard.nvim
• telescope
• kanagawa,nvim
• lazy.nvim
• lualine.nvim
• neorg
• noice.nvim
• nui.nvim
• nvim-markdown
• nvim-notify
• nvim-treesitter
• nvim-web-devicons
• oil.nvim
• plenary.nvim
• ripgrep
• which-key.nvim
• nvim-autopairs
• Markdown-preview

if you already know how neorg & markdown work

to start press the keybind nn , this should open a .norg file in a new directory ~/notim ( or C:\users\youruse\notim ) from there on you can start typing

create markdown file in a folder of your choosing, then open said makrdown file and press bm to bookmark it, now whenever starting notim, you can press to view all your bookmarks and thus quickly open this file

hi everyone, this is my first time making my own neovim config and also my first time making a github repo. If I did something that isn't rly "the standard" or if you notice I could've done something better feel free to tell me via an issue or something like that! All the help is apreciated!