A. Configuration Options

`baseVimPlugins`

Base set of vim plugin derivations to resolve string/name-based plugin dependencies against.

Type: attribute set
Default: base vimPlugins without aliases

`configLanguage`

The language you wish to use for user-supplied configuration line options (extraConfig, prePluginConfig, and pluginRegistry.<pluginName>.extraConfig).

Type: one of "vimscript", "lua", "moonscript"
Default: vimscript

`extraBinPackages`

A list of derivations containing executables that need to be available in the $PATH of the neovim process for this plugin to use.

Using the per-plugin binDeps is generally preferred; this should only be necessary if you need to make executables available for either:

A plugin that is not being managed by this module.
A binding or function in your init.vim, or other direct use from within neovim.

Type: list of packages
Default: {}

`extraConfig`

Extra lines of init.vim configuration to append to the generated ones, immediately following any pluginRegistry.<pluginName>.extraConfig config lines.

Type: strings concatenated with "\n"
Default: ""

`extraPython2Packages`

A function in python.withPackages format, which returns a list of Python 2 packages required for your plugins to work.

Using the per-plugin python2Deps is strongly preferred; this should only be necessary if you need some Python 2 packages made available to neovim for a plugin that is not being managed by this module.

Type: python2 packages in `python2.withPackages` format
Default: ps: []
Example:
```
(ps: with ps; [ pandas jedi ])
```

`extraPython3Packages`

A function in python.withPackages format, which returns a list of Python 3 packages required for your plugins to work.

Using the per-plugin python3Deps is strongly preferred; this should only be necessary if you need some Python 3 packages made available to neovim for a plugin that is not being managed by this module.

Type: python3 packages in `python3.withPackages` format
Default: ps: []

Example:

(ps: with ps; [ python-language-server ])

`files`

Files and folders to link into a folder in the runtimepath; outside of Envy these would typically be locally-managed files in the ~/.config/nvim folder.

Type: attribute set of submodules
Default: {}

Example:

{
  autoload.source = ./neovim/autoload;
  ftplugin.source = ./neovim/ftplugin;
  "neosnippets/nix.snip".text = ''
    snippet nxo
    abbr    NixOS Module Option
    	mkOption {
    		type = with types; ''${1:str};
    		default = "''${2}";
    		description = ''
    		  ''${3}
    		'';
    		example = "''${4}''${0}";
    	};
  '';
}

`files.<name>.enable`

Whether or not this neovim file should be generated. This option allows specific files to be disabled.

Type: boolean
Default: true

`files.<name>.source`

Path to the file or directory to symlink in.

If the source is a directory, a directory with a corresponding name will be created in the folder added to the neovim runtimepath, with symlinks to files in the source directory, and same the treatment applied recursively for child directories.

Overrides the text option if both are set.

Type: path

`files.<name>.target`

Name of the symlink, relative to the folder added to the neovim runtimepath. Defaults to the attribute name.

Type: string

`files.<name>.text`

Literal text of the file. Used to generate a file to set the source option.

Type: null or strings concatenated with "\n"
Default: null

`mergePlugins`

Whether or not to collect plugins into "buckets" based upon their position in the load order, and then merge those which can be merged, in order to minimise the number of directories added to vim's runtimepath, decreasing startup time.

Type: boolean

`neovimPackage`

The base neovim package to wrap.

Type: package
Default: pkgs.neovim-unwrapped

`pluginRegistry`

An attribute set describing the available/known neovim plugins.

Type: attribute set of submodules
Default: {}

Example:

{
  # A "source" plugin, where the source is inferred from the attribute
  # name, treated as a vim-plug-compatible shortname
  "bagrat/vim-buffet" = {
    enable = true;
    dependencies = [
      "lightline-vim"
    ];
    # The specific commit to use for the source checkout
    commit = "044f2954a5e49aea8625973de68dda8750f1c42d";
    extraConfig = ''
      " Customize vim-workspace colours based on gruvbox colours
      function g:WorkspaceSetCustomColors()
        highlight WorkspaceBufferCurrentDefault guibg=#a89984 guifg=#282828
        highlight WorkspaceBufferActiveDefault guibg=#504945 guifg=#a89984
        highlight WorkspaceBufferHiddenDefault guibg=#3c3836 guifg=#a89984
        highlight WorkspaceBufferTruncDefault guibg=#3c3836 guifg=#b16286
        highlight WorkspaceTabCurrentDefault guibg=#689d6a guifg=#282828
        highlight WorkspaceTabHiddenDefault guibg=#458588 guifg=#282828
        highlight WorkspaceFillDefault guibg=#3c3836 guifg=#3c3836
        highlight WorkspaceIconDefault guibg=#3c3836 guifg=#3c3836
      endfunction
      " vim-workspace
      " Disable lightline's tabline functionality, as it conflicts with this
      let g:lightline.enable = { 'tabline': 0 }
      " Prettify
      let g:workspace_powerline_separators = 1
      let g:workspace_tab_icon = "\uf00a"
      let g:workspace_left_trunc_icon = "\uf0a8"
      let g:workspace_right_trunc_icon = "\uf0a9"
    '';
  };

  "Shados/nvim-moonmaker" = {
    enable = false;
    # Decide whether or not to load at run-time based on the result of
    # a VimL expression
    condition = "executable('moonc')";
  };

  vim-auto-save = {
    enable = true;
    # Lazily load on opening a tex file
    for = "tex";
  };

  nerdtree = {
    enable = true;
    # Lazily load on command usage
    on_cmd = "NERDTreeToggle";
    extraConfig = ''
      " Prettify NERDTree
      let NERDTreeMinimalUI = 1
      let NERDTreeDirArrows = 1
    '';
  };

  # Use upstream LanguageClient-neovim derivation
  LanguageClient-neovim.enable = true;

  # A "path" plugin built from a source path
  "nginx.vim" = {
    enable = true;
    source = ../nvim-files/local/nginx;
  };

  # A "local" plugin not directly managed by Nix, merely loaded at nvim
  # run-time from the specified directory
  "devplugin" = {
    enable = true;
    dir = "/home/shados/projects/vim/devplugin";
  };

  # A plugin configured but not enabled
  vim-devicons = {
    # vim-devicons needs to be loaded after these plugins, if they
    # are being used, as per its installation guide
    after = [
      "nerdtree" "vim-airline" "ctrlp-vim" "powerline/powerline"
      "denite-nvim" "unite-vim" "lightline-vim" "vim-startify"
      "vimfiler" "vim-flagship"
    ];
  };
}

`pluginRegistry.<name>.enable`

Whether or not this neovim plugin should be installed and used.

Type: boolean

`pluginRegistry.<name>.after`

List of other vim plugins that this plugin should be loaded after.

This can be seen as a "soft" form of making each of the listed plugins dependencies of this plugin.

Items must be strings representings either vim-plug-compatible git repository urls, or base vimPlugins attribute names.

Type: list of strings
Default: {}

`pluginRegistry.<name>.before`

List of other vim plugins that this plugin should be loaded before.

This can be seen as a "soft" form of making this plugin a dependency of each of the listed plugins.

Items must be strings representings either vim-plug-compatible git repository urls, or base vimPlugins attribute names.

Type: list of strings
Default: {}

`pluginRegistry.<name>.binDeps`

A list of derivations containing executables that need to be available in the $PATH of the neovim process for this plugin to use.

Type: list of packages
Default: {}

`pluginRegistry.<name>.branch`

Branch of the git source to fetch and use. The tag and commit options effectively override this.

Leave as null to simply use the branch of HEAD (typically, master).

Type: null or string
Default: null

`pluginRegistry.<name>.commit`

Commit of the git source to fetch and use.

Leave as null to simply use the HEAD.

Type: null or string
Default: null

`pluginRegistry.<name>.condition`

A VimL expression that will be evaluated to determine whether or not to execute the vim-plug 'Plug' command for this plugin (which will typically load the plugin, or configure it to be lazily loaded).

Leave null in order to unconditionally always run the 'Plug' command for this plugin.

Type: null or string
Default: null

`pluginRegistry.<name>.dependencies`

List of other vim plugins that are dependencies of this plugin.

Items can be either strings representings vim-plug-compatible git repository urls, base vimPlugins attribute names, or existing vim plugin derivations.

Type: list of string or packages
Default: {}

`pluginRegistry.<name>.dir`

If set, specifies a directory path that the plugin should be loaded from at neovim run-time, avoiding the use of a Nix-provided plugin directory.

Relative paths will be relative to the generated init.vim, which is in the Nix store. As the value is passed into a '-quoted VimL string, it is possible to escape this to use a relative path, e.g.:

' . $HOME. '/.config/vim/local/some-plugin

If this is set, source will not be used.

Type: null or string
Default: null

`pluginRegistry.<name>.extraConfig`

Extra lines of init.vim configuration associated with this plugin, that need to be executed after the plugin loading.

Leave null if no such extra configuration is required.

Type: null or strings concatenated with "\n"
Default: null

`pluginRegistry.<name>.for`

One or more filetypes that should trigger on-demand/lazy loading of this plugin.

Can be specified with either a single string or list of strings.

NOTE: Lazy-loading functionality will likely conflict with the use of any additional, non-Envy plugin manager.

Type: string or list of strings
Default: {}

`pluginRegistry.<name>.luaDeps`

A function that takes an attribute set of Lua packages (typically passed from nixpkgs) and returns a list of Lua packages that this plugin depends on.

Type: lua packages in `lua.withPackages` format
Default: packageSet: []

Example:

(packageSet: with packageSet: [ luafilesystem ])

`pluginRegistry.<name>.mergeable`

Whether or not it is safe to merge this plugin with others in the same bucket in the load order.

Type: boolean
Default: true

`pluginRegistry.<name>.on_cmd`

One or more commands that should trigger on-demand/lazy loading of this plugin.

Can be specified with either a single string or list of strings.

NOTE: Lazy-loading functionality will likely conflict with the use of any additional, non-Envy plugin manager.

Type: string or list of strings
Default: {}

`pluginRegistry.<name>.on_map`

One or more <Plug>-mappings that should trigger on-demand/lazy loading of this plugin.

Can be specified with either a single string or list of strings.

NOTE: Lazy-loading functionality will likely conflict with the use of any additional, non-Envy plugin manager.

Type: string or list of strings
Default: {}

`pluginRegistry.<name>.remote.python2`

Whether or not this plugin requires the remote plugin host for Python 2.

Will effectively be set to true if any Python 2 package dependencies are specified for this plugin.

Type: boolean

`pluginRegistry.<name>.remote.python2Deps`

A function that takes an attribute set of Python 2 packages (typically passed from nixpkgs) and returns a list of Python 2 packages that this plugin depends on.

Type: python2 packages in `python2.withPackages` format
Default: packageSet: []

Example:

(packageSet: with packageSet: [ pandas jedi ])

`pluginRegistry.<name>.remote.python3`

Whether or not this plugin requires the remote plugin host for Python 3.

Will effectively be set to true if any Python 3 package dependencies are specified for this plugin.

Type: boolean

`pluginRegistry.<name>.remote.python3Deps`

A function that takes an attribute set of Python 3 packages (typically passed from nixpkgs) and returns a list of Python 3 packages that this plugin depends on.

Type: python3 packages in `python3.withPackages` format
Default: packageSet: []

Example:

(packageSet: with packageSet: [ python-language-server ])

`pluginRegistry.<name>.rtp`

Subdirectory of the plugin source that contains the Vim plugin.

Leave as null to simply use the root of the source.

Type: null or string
Default: null

`pluginRegistry.<name>.source`

Source of the vim plugin.

Leave as null to let the module infer the source as a vim-plug shortname from the name of this pluginConfig attribute.

Otherwise, set to a string representing a vim-plug-compatible git repository url, an existing vim plugin derivation, or to a Nix store path to build a vim plugin derivation from.

If left null or set to a string, a pin for the source must be present in sourcePins in order to build the neovim configuration.

Type: null or package or string or path
Default: null

`pluginRegistry.<name>.tag`

Tag of the git source to fetch and use. The commit option effectively overrides this.

Leave as null to simply use the HEAD.

Type: null or string
Default: null

`prePluginConfig`

Extra lines of init.vim configuration to append to the generated ones, immediately prior to any pluginRegistry.<pluginName>.extraConfig config lines.

Leave null if no such extra configuration is required.