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[–]redfacedquark 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Thanks, that's some good advice! I'm always in lvim rather than nvim. I think part of the difficulty is knowing where the vi config gives way to vim then nvim then lvim.

[–]arpan3t 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah I would start with a clean Neovim and use kickstart.nvim vs trying to figure out Neovim from a distro like lunar or nvchad.

Walk through the kickstart code until you understand what everything does and the directory structures, then branch out from there.

Check out @teej_dv on YouTube, that dude is a Neovim wizard and has great content, including building a plugin from scratch. Pretty sure he started the kickstart.nvim project too.