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Introduction

nvide is a Lua, C/C++, Java, Golang and Rust IDE. It origin from project ericwq/golangIDE and project ericwq/gccIDE into one: nvide. It inherits version number from ericwq/golangIDE. Start from version 0.9, nvide is based on Lazy.nvim, with additional packages and custom configuration.

Files description

• lazy directory : additional packages and custom configuration for Lazy.nvim.
• lazy/conf directory : customized osc52 clipboard support.
• lazy/plugins directory : customized color scheme, status line, etc.
• lazy/emulator directory : terminal emulator configuration files.
• build.md : step by step guide to build image and run container.
• lazy.dockerfile : the base image docker file.
• sshd-lazy.dockerfile: the docker file with ssh enabled.
• reference.md : the references about how to setup nvide.

Client requirement

• docker desktop for mac / windows
• git
• brew
• Use the following command to install Command Line Tools. (For mac user)

xcode-select -install

Install terminal emulator

Install one or all of the terminal emulators. Please note the item2 mouse support is not as good as kitty and alacritty.

brew install --cask alacritty
brew install --cask kitty
brew install --cask wezterm
brew install --cask iterm2

Copy the configuration file from nvide to neovim .config directory.The configuration file set default font as JetbrainsMono Nerd Font in kitty,alacritty,wezterm.

git clone https://github.com/ericwq/nvide.git
cd nvide/lazy/emulator
cp -r alacritty    ~/.config/
cp -r kitty        ~/.config/
cp -r wezterm      ~/.config/

Install fonts

Install one or all of the fonts, It's required by nvide.

brew search '/font-.*-nerd-font/'                   # search nerd font
brew install --cask font-jetbrains-mono-nerd-font   # default font
brew install --cask font-hack-nerd-font             # set font family if choose this
brew install --cask font-cousine-nerd-font          # set font family if choose this

TERM environment variable

If you got this problem filling up buffer with nvim commands or "WARNING: terminal is not fully functional", please change the TERM to alacritty or kitty instead of the default value: xterm-256color

$ export TERM=alacritty

or you can run the following script, according to xterm-kitty: unknown terminal type - redgreen

kitty +kitten ssh ide@localhost
kitty +kitten ssh root@localhost

Run In-stock image

The easy way to use nvide is to use in-stock image.

docker pull ericwq057/nvide:0.9.1
docker run -it -d -h nvide --env TZ=Asia/Shanghai --name nvide ericwq057/nvide:0.9.1
docker exec -u ide -it nvide ash    # login as user ide
docker exec -u root -it nvide ash   # login as root

Build customized image

Why we need a customized image? Maybe you want to choose the password for ide and root account, or you want to create your own ssh keys and copy them to the image.

Build base image

Run the following command to build the base image.

% git clone https://github.com/ericwq/nvide.git
% cd nvide
% docker build -t nvide:0.9.1 -f lazy.dockerfile .

Creating SSH Keys

Before build sshd-lazy image, you need to create ssh keys first. On your local machine (for me, it's my Mac book), make sure ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub file exist. If it doesn't, use % ssh_keygen to generate it.

Check ssh keys by list the content in ~/.ssh.

$ ls -al ~/.ssh
total 16
drwx------   4 qiwang  staff   128 Feb 10 14:45 .
drwxr-xr-x+ 38 qiwang  staff  1216 Feb 10 14:42 ..
-rw-------   1 qiwang  staff  2602 Feb 10 14:45 id_rsa
-rw-r--r--   1 qiwang  staff   572 Feb 10 14:45 id_rsa.pub

$ ssh-keygen
Generating public/private rsa key pair.
Enter file in which to save the key (/Users/qiwang/.ssh/id_rsa):
Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase):
Enter same passphrase again:
Your identification has been saved in /Users/qiwang/.ssh/id_rsa
Your public key has been saved in /Users/qiwang/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
The key fingerprint is:
SHA256:wkLkm5ts4MeSBPovZz1q/zRqbuDpp1y4QSJ3/K/Y75E [email protected]
The key's randomart image is:
+---[RSA 3072]----+
|    .            |
|   o             |
|.   o            |
|.. o +           |
|o = B o S        |
| * O.* . .       |
|  =.X+o E        |
|  .****+ o       |
|   *OO**=        |
+----[SHA256]-----+

It's a good idea to add your keys to the SSH agent.

$ ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa

Build sshd-lazy image

With the base image, ssh keys and passwords in hands, it's time to build the sshd-lazy image. Please note sshd-lazy image is based on ericwq057/nvide:0.9.1. Base image is required to build the ssh-lazy image.

• ROOT_PWD is the root password.
• USER_PWD is the ide user password.
• SSH_PUB_KEY is the public key we just created.

docker build -t nvide:0.9.1 -f lazy.dockerfile .
docker build --build-arg ROOT_PWD=password \
	--build-arg USER_PWD=password \
	--build-arg SSH_PUB_KEY="$(cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub)" \
	--progress plain -t sshd-lazy:0.11.1 -f sshd-lazy.dockerfile .

Run sshd-lazy container

Please NOTE: sshd-lazy image accepts both public key and password authentication, public key authentication has higher priority than password authentication. Use the following command to start the container.

docker run --env TZ=Asia/Shanghai --tty --privileged \
    --volume /sys/fs/cgroup:/sys/fs/cgroup:rw \
    -h sshd-lazy --name sshd-lazy -d -p 22:22  sshd-lazy:0.11.1

The sshd-lazy container listens on the port 22. Use the following command to login.

% rm ~/.ssh/known_hosts*
% ssh ide@localhost
% ssh root@localhost

Sample projects

Please refer the build.md to build nvide docker image step by step. The following is nvide user guide for some sample projects.

• grpc-go project
• ccls project
• st project
• foot project
• mosh project
• zutty project
• lua project

Unresolved problem

• mason can't install codelldb: error="The current platform is unsupported." reason