doomrc.lua

-- doomrc - Doom nvim configurations file
--
-- The doomrc controls what Doom nvim plugins modules are enabled and what
-- features are being used.
--
-- Comment out a plugin to enable it and comment a non-commented one to
-- disable and uninstall it.
--
-- NOTE: you can open the Doom nvim documentation by pressing `SPC d h`. You
-- will find a table of content where you will see a "Doomrc" section under the
-- "Configuration" one. In that section you will find a comprehensive list of
-- the available modules and all their supported flags.

local doom = {
	ui = {
		'dashboard',      -- Start screen
		'doom-themes', -- Additional doom emacs' colorschemes
		'statusline',     -- Statusline
		'tabline',        -- Tabline, shows your buffers list at top
		-- 'zen',         -- Distraction free environment
		'which-key',      -- Keybindings popup menu like Emacs' guide-key
		'indentlines', -- Show indent lines
        -- "show_registers",  -- popup that shows register contents
	},
	doom = {
		-- 'neorg',    -- Life Organization Tool
		-- 'runner',   -- Open a REPL for the current language or run the current file
		-- 'compiler', -- Compile (and run) your code with just pressing three keys!
	},
	editor = {
		'auto-session',    -- A small automated session manager for Neovim
		'terminal',         -- Terminal for Neovim (NOTE: needed for runner and compiler)
		'explorer',        -- Tree explorer
    -- "ranger",       -- Ranger File Browser, requires ranger file browser
		'symbols',         -- LSP symbols and tags
		-- 'minimap',      -- Code minimap, requires github.com/wfxr/code-minimap
		'gitsigns',        -- Git signs
		'telescope',       -- Highly extendable fuzzy finder over lists
		'formatter',       -- File formatting
		'autopairs',       -- Autopairs
		-- 'editorconfig', -- EditorConfig support for Neovim
		'kommentary',      -- Comments plugin
		'lsp',             -- Language Server Protocols
    "dap",             -- Debug Adapter Protocol
		'snippets',        -- LSP snippets
	},
	langs = {
		-- To enable the language server for a language just add the +lsp flag
		-- at the end, e.g. 'rust +lsp'. This will install the rust TreeSitter
		-- parser and rust-analyzer
		--
		'html',        -- HTML support
		'css',         -- CSS support
		'javascript',  -- JavaScript support
		'typescript +lsp',  -- TypeScript support
		-- 'bash',        -- The terminal gods language
		-- 'python +lsp', -- Python support + lsp
		-- 'ruby',        -- Look ma, I love the gems!
		'lua +lsp',            -- Support for our gods language
		-- 'elixir',      -- Build scalable and maintainable software
		-- 'haskell',     -- Because Functional programming is fun, isn't it?

		'rust +lsp',   -- Let's get rusty!
		'go +lsp',          -- Hello, gopher
		-- 'cpp',         -- C++ support
		-- 'java',        -- Java support

		'config',      -- Configuration files (JSON, YAML, TOML)
		'dockerfile',  -- Do you like containers, right?
	},
	utilities = {
		-- 'suda',            -- Write and read files without sudo permissions
		'lazygit',         -- LazyGit integration for Neovim, requires LazyGit
		'neogit',          -- Magit for Neovim
		'colorizer',       -- Fastets colorizer for Neovim
		'range-highlight',    -- hightlights ranges you have entered in commandline
	},
    web = {
        -- "restclient",      -- A fast Neovim http client
        -- "firenvim",        -- requires firenvim web extension; change fontsize by increasing guifontsize in doom_config
        -- "colorizer",       -- Fastest colorizer for Neovim
    }
}

return doom