If you are working in a linux environment without superuser privileges, you can set up vim (or nvim) and its plugins in the following way.
python3
support~/.local/bin/vim
) to local vim before the system vim path (/usr/bin/vim
) in your $PATH
variablebin
, lib
, share
) of the extracted tar to ~/.local
so that it can be launched.config/nvim/init.vim
according to instructions and populate with appropriate linesnvim
and issue :checkhealth
to see what does not workIn .bashrc
add
alias vim=nvim
alias vimdiff="nvim -d"
which python3
.vimrc
for nvim
to specify the path of python3let g:python3_host_prog = <full path from `which python3` output>
pynvim
usingpip3 install pynvim
:checkhealth
to see if there is still an issue.wget -c https://nodejs.org/dist/v16.13.0/node-v16.13.0-linux-x64.tar.xz
$PATH
in ~/.bashrc
and sourcenode
command runsneovim
using ` npm install -g neovim `:PlugInstall
command you will get the error that the Release
branch could not be foundcd $HOME/.vim/plugged/coc.nvim
npm install
nvim
and check that coc is not showing any error:CocInstall coc-pyright
I use ranger as a browser within vim via the plugin francoiscabrol/ranger.vim
. To install ranger via pip,
pip3 install ranger-fm
In the local environment, I have noticed the following issues.
nvim
takes a while to loadnvim
is very slow, after that it works well.config/ranger