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{{low quality|reason=<translate>~~Most of the~~ provided nix code snippets look out of context, lacking indication where the provided configuration belongs (e.g. home-manager, configuration.nix or elsewhere?). [[#Beginning]] is over too wordy.</translate>}}

{{low quality|reason=<translate>The provided nix code snippets in [[#Tips_and_tricks]] look out of context, lacking indication where the provided configuration belongs (e.g. home-manager, configuration.nix or elsewhere?); [[#Installation]] and [[#Configuration]] mix home-manager and configuration.nix code in monolithic code blocks. [[#Beginning]] is over too wordy.</translate>}}

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== Tips and ~~Tricks~~ ==

== Tips and tricks ==

==== Package ~~Variations~~ ====

==== Nix configuration frameworks ====

[https://github.com/nix-community/nixvim Nixvim] and [https://github.com/NotAShelf/nvf nvf] provide a framework for declaratively configuring neovim with [[Nix (language)|Nix]]. They support, among the other things, plugin configuration, as well as mixing in plain Lua config snippets.

Linux and Darwin platforms are supported using standalone Nix, [[NixOS]] or [[Home Manager]] modules.

==== Package variations ====

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You can run the master version via the following command:

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$ nix run "github:nix-community/neovim-nightly-overlay"

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==== Plugin management ====

==== Plugin ~~Management~~ ====

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==== ~~Frameworks~~ ====

==== Pre-made distributions ====

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+{{low quality|reason=<translate>The provided nix code snippets in [[#Tips_and_tricks]] look out of context, lacking indication where the provided configuration belongs (e.g. home-manager, configuration.nix or elsewhere?); [[#Installation]] and [[#Configuration]] mix home-manager and configuration.nix code in monolithic code blocks. [[#Beginning]] is over too wordy.</translate>}}
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+[https://github.com/nix-community/nixvim Nixvim] and [https://github.com/NotAShelf/nvf nvf] provide a framework for declaratively configuring neovim with [[Nix (language)|Nix]]. They support, among the other things, plugin configuration, as well as mixing in plain Lua config snippets.
+Linux and Darwin platforms are supported using standalone Nix, [[NixOS]] or [[Home Manager]] modules.
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 You can run the master version via the following command:
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 $ nix run "github:nix-community/neovim-nightly-overlay"
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