Quick and easy way to auto sort your imports in TypeScript

[@p3yman]

I'm obsessed with this type of sorting, but were using a much more complicated solution, so thank you!

[@osmon-11]

thanks, very useful

[@bleakCode]

That's so frekin cool!. Thanks Lazar!

[@nikolovlazar]

Thank you!

[@ahmedsamir-m8s]

wow, keep posting these videos

[@nikolovlazar]

Thank you!

[@WhatNameHere]

Hey, Ive tried neovim for front end but don’t know for some reason in react or NextJS projects it doesn’t autosuggest me for html tags. Could you help?

[@nikolovlazar]

Do you have an LSP installed? The suggestions that are based on the language/framework come from a configured LSP (Language Service Provider). It's how all IDEs are giving you suggestions. If you're using plain Neovim you don't have an LSP configured. I'm using LazyVim as a base ( lazyvim.org ) but with some additional configuration on top that I needed. You can check out my config here: github.com/nikolovlazar/dotfiles. I'd look into setting up LazyVim first, and then taking it from there.

[@emmanuelezeagwula7436]

What theme is that ?

[@nikolovlazar]

This is Oxocarbon, but with some modifications. Check it out here:
github.com/nikolovlazar/dotfiles/blob/a3b79e2c976232b3df101fd1207305d68c1f02ff/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/colorscheme.lua

[@emmanuelezeagwula7436]

@@nikolovlazar thanks man ! just subbed to the channel, love the content

[@nikolovlazar]

@@emmanuelezeagwula7436 thanks man! I'm glad you love my content!

[@tunamusic2314]

is this vscode ide ?

[@nikolovlazar]

It's Neovim

[@idk-nv]

helpful

[@nikolovlazar]

Glad you found it helpful!