My Lua configuration for Neovim on Linux (some features work on Windows). I mainly use this setup for taking notes and doing homework in LaTeX, as well as light programming in Lua, OCaml, etc. Obligatory link to Castel's blog.
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Font: JetBrains Mono Nerd Font (can be changed in settings) 
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Colorscheme: kanagawa 
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Terminal: I use WezTerm as my interface of choice 
- Requires Neovim 0.8+ for Lua integration
- Requires a PDF reader if you want to view compiled LaTeX documents:
- Linux: Zathura
- Windows: SumatraPDF
 
- [Optional] Requires Node.js and yarn for live previewing markdown files of choice
I use lazy.nvim to manage all of my packages. The general hierarchy for how things are configured is as follows:
after
└── ftplugin
    └── ...
queries
└── ...
lua
├── autocommands.lua
├── keymaps.lua
├── settings.lua
├── utils.lua
└── plugins
    └── ...
└── luasnippets
    └── ...
- ftplugin/-- Stores various settings for specific file types
- queries/-- Some scheme files for Tree-sitter parsing that define swappable groups, stored in- [fileType]/textobjects.scm
- autocommands.lua-- Defines a few useful autocommands
- keymaps.lua-- Stores various key maps
- settings.lua-- General settings and options
- utils.lua-- Some helper functions
- plugins/-- A folder full of the configurations needed for each individual plugin
- luasnippets/-- My snippets configuration for each language I use, stored in the form- luasnippets/[fileType].lua

