Add Plugins

[SamFighter]

Hello !
I'm kind of new/beginner in this world even more with nvim, and I would love to add plugins, cause in my school we have a headers when use f1 and found the exact plugin but I'm clueless about adding a plugin on the config !

I'm so sorry ! thanks !

[nicolkrit999]

Generally you:

1. go to plugin_spec.lua
   add a sample, for example to add nvim-java you would write
   { "nvim-java/nvim-java", ft = "java", config = function() require("java").setup {} require("lspconfig").jdtls.setup {} end, },

where the majority of the code is taken from the repo guide. while "ft" specify the filetype. This means this plugin is enabled and loaded only when a java file os opened. the second line is the repo creator and name

2. go to lsp.lua (only if the plugin you need require an additional lsp (language server protocol)

• make sure you have it installed in the system. I use nix and the package name in nix is "jdt-language-server". You also need to install java-test, in nix it would be "vimPlugins.nvim-java-test"
  local enabled_lsp_servers = { ..... jdtls = "jdt-language-server", ...... }

3. if needed (not in this case) go in the plugin directory and add another .lua file. the name is irrelevant, in my case it is nvim-java.lua here you would add all the specific plugin behaviour. For example if you look at the file bufferline.lua it would be a bit of a mess adding all that code in a more general lua, better to keep it in a single plugin file
   This is good because if you don't need the plugin anymore you can just delete the file. If you forget to remove the reference in the more general file nothing bad will happen except for a warning

[SamFighter]

Thank you so much !!!