🌌 Atexovi-Nvim – Universal Neovim Setup for Termux

💡 Modern, lightweight, and fully automated Neovim IDE setup for Termux.
Built for real-world coding — featuring CoC, LSP, Autocomplete, Syntax Highlight, Git, and custom Atexovi theme.

🧠 Features Overview

Category	Description
🧩 UI/UX	Custom Atexovi theme, Bubbly statusline, icons & optimized layout
⚙️ Automation	install.sh handles dependencies, backup, and setup automatically
📦 CoC Integration	Complete CoC ecosystem pre-installed
💬 Autocomplete & IntelliSense	Context-aware suggestions for all major languages
🎨 Syntax Highlight	Treesitter-based highlight for multi-language code
🔍 LSP Ready	Works with Lua, JS/TS, Go, Rust, C/C++, Python, YAML, HTML, CSS, JSON, PHP, XML, Shell
🧾 Lint & Format	ESLint, Prettier, Diagnostic, and auto-format support
🧰 Snippets Engine	Built-in CoC-snippets support
🧭 File Navigation	Fuzzy finder & project search (via ripgrep & fd)
🧩 Extensible	Easy to add new plugins or tweak configuration
🔄 Auto Compile	Automatically compiles syntax and Treesitter highlight definitions
💾 Safe Setup	Backs up .config & .local if already present

🔧 CoC Extension Stack

Language / Tool	Extension	Features
🧠 Lua	coc-lua	Smart LSP via lua-language-server
🐍 Python	coc-pyright	Type checking, autocompletion
🦀 Rust	coc-rust-analyzer	Full LSP support, inline hints
🐹 Go	coc-go	Autoimports, linting, formatting
⚙️ C / C++	coc-clangd, coc-ccls	Language server & symbol indexing
🧾 YAML	coc-yaml	Schema validation, autocomplete
🌐 HTML / CSS / JSON	coc-html, coc-css, coc-json	Complete frontend stack
🐚 Shell / Bash	coc-sh	Linting & autocompletion
🐘 PHP	coc-phpls	PHP language server support
📄 XML	coc-xml	XML syntax and LSP support
🔧 Linting	coc-eslint, coc-diagnostic	Code diagnostics and fixes
🪄 Formatting	coc-prettier	Auto code formatter
🧩 Git Integration	coc-git	Git status, blame, diff in editor
✂️ Snippets	coc-snippets	Snippet manager & templates

📘 Syntax Highlight & Autocompile

Atexovi-Nvim uses a hybrid approach combining:

• Treesitter for semantic highlighting & folding
• CoC for LSP-powered syntax validation
• Auto compile on first open — caches highlight definitions in .local/share/nvim/

Supported languages & tools:

• Lua – coc-lua
• Python – coc-pyright
• Rust – coc-rust-analyzer
• Go – coc-go
• C / C++ – coc-clangd, coc-ccls
• JavaScript / TypeScript – coc-tsserver
• HTML / CSS / JSON – coc-html, coc-css, coc-json
• YAML – coc-yaml
• Shell / Bash – coc-sh
• PHP – coc-phpls
• XML – coc-xml
• Git – coc-git
• Linting / Diagnostics – coc-eslint, coc-diagnostic
• Formatting – coc-prettier
• Snippets – coc-snippets

🎨 Available Themes

Default	Aurora Dark	Dracula
Polar	Deep Blue	Ashen

Tip

Open Neovim and run :ThemePicker to quickly switch between themes.

🖥️ System Support

Atexovi-Nvim is fully tested on Termux (Android, arm64 / aarch64).
However, it also works seamlessly on:

Platform	Architecture	Status
Android (Termux)	arm64 / aarch64	✅ Full support
Linux (Ubuntu, Arch, Fedora)	x86_64	✅ Full support
macOS	arm64 (M1/M2)	⚙️ Partial (needs path adjustment)
Windows (WSL)	x86_64	⚙️ Supported with small tweaks

Note

On Termux, install.sh automatically detects architecture (uname -m) and optimizes paths for lua-language-server and CoC.

⚙️ Installation

git clone https://github.com/atex-ovi/atexovi-nvim.git
cd atexovi-nvim
bash install.sh

Tip

Make sure all required Termux packages are installed before running install.sh: git, neovim, nodejs, npm, python, clang, ripgrep, fd

🪄 This script will:

• Auto-install missing Termux packages
• Backup existing .config & .local
• Deploy your Neovim + CoC configuration
• Auto-install all CoC extensions and LSP backends

🧩 Dependencies

The installer automatically ensures all essential Termux packages are installed.

Required (auto-checked & installed if missing):

git neovim nodejs npm python clang ripgrep fd

📦 Directory Structure

atexovi-nvim/
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── config
│   ├── coc
│   │   ├── extensions
│   │   │   ├── coc-lua-data
│   │   │   │   ├── db.json
│   │   │   │   └── lua-language-server
│   │   │   └── package.json
│   │   └── memos.json
│   └── nvim
│       ├── init.vim
│       └── lua
│           └── atexovi
│               └── theme_picker.lua
└── install.sh

💾 Backup System

Before overwriting:

~/.config  → ~/.config.bak_<timestamp>
~/.local   → ~/.local.bak_<timestamp>

so your old Neovim config is never lost.

Important

Backups are created automatically before any overwrite.
This ensures your old Neovim setup stays safe and can be restored anytime.
Do not delete the .bak_ folders unless you’re certain you no longer need them.

🚀 After Installation

Run Neovim:

nvim

Inside Neovim, CoC will initialize automatically and activate all language servers.
To verify:

:CocInfo

🧰 Optional: Manual Lua Server Build

If you prefer to rebuild lua-language-server manually:

git clone https://github.com/sumneko/lua-language-server.git
cd lua-language-server
bash make.sh
cp ./bin/lua-language-server ~/.config/coc/extensions/coc-lua-data/
chmod +x ~/.config/coc/extensions/coc-lua-data/lua-language-server

Caution

This step is optional and meant for advanced users only.
Run it only if automatic installation fails.

💖 Special Thanks

Huge appreciation to the awesome developers and communities that made this setup possible:

• Neovim — next-generation Vim editor ❤️
• vim-plug — elegant and minimal plugin manager
• coc.nvim — complete LSP & IntelliSense engine for Neovim
• bubbly.nvim — fast, vibrant, and customizable statusline ✨
• nvim-treesitter — modern syntax highlighting and code parsing
• nvim-web-devicons — filetype icons for a better visual experience
• ripgrep & fd — ultra-fast searching tools
• lua-language-server — providing rich Lua support for CoC
• Termux Community — for bringing Linux development to Android 📱
• And every open-source contributor who inspires Atexovi-Nvim 💪

Support & Donations

If you find this project useful, consider supporting the development:

📜 License

MIT