Configuring NeoVIM is straight forward. All one need to know is, where to put what.
Here is a list of references to get started with it.
For me, it was not difficult as I just needed a decent text editor with a file tree. All I did is pull the respective github repos into the folder and call them from init,lua. This is nice and fine but since the configuration is too easy and Lua just feels good to play with, thinking of confuguring it further and play with plugin managers.
nvim
├── init.lua
└── lua
├── colorscheme.lua
├── config
│ └── nvim-cmp.lua
├── keymaps.lua
├── lsp.lua
├── options.lua
└── plugins.lua
The above is the basic structure of the configuration.
Below is the total structure of the configuration that I have.
nvim
├── init.lua
├── pack
│ └── my-plugins
│ ├── start
│ │ ├── plugin-a
│ │ └── plugin-b
│ └── opt
│ ├── plugin-one
│ └── plugin-two
│
└── lua
├── colorscheme.lua
├── config
│ └── nvim-cmp.lua
├── keymaps.lua
├── lsp.lua
├── options.lua
└── plugins.lua
I think my transition from Vim to NeoVim is complete.