-- This is my personal Nvim configuration supporting Mac, Linux and Windows, with various plugins configured.
-- This configuration evolves as I learn more about Nvim and become more proficient in using Nvim.
-- Since it is very long (more than 1000 lines!), you should read it carefully and take only the settings that suit you.
-- I would not recommend cloning this repo and replace your own config. Good configurations are personal,
-- built over time with a lot of polish.
--
-- Author: Jiedong Hao
-- Email: jdhao@hotmail.com
-- Blog: https://jdhao.github.io/
-- GitHub: https://github.com/jdhao
-- StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/users/6064933/jdhao
vim.loader.enable()

local version = vim.version

-- check if we have the latest stable version of nvim
local expected_ver = "0.9.2"
local ev = version.parse(expected_ver)
local actual_ver = version()

if version.cmp(ev, actual_ver) ~= 0 then
  local _ver = string.format("%s.%s.%s", actual_ver.major, actual_ver.minor, actual_ver.patch)
  local msg = string.format("Expect nvim %s, but got %s instead. Use at your own risk!", expected_ver, _ver)
  vim.api.nvim_err_writeln(msg)
end

local core_conf_files = {
  "globals.lua", -- some global settings
  "options.vim", -- setting options in nvim
  "autocommands.vim", -- various autocommands
  "mappings.lua", -- all the user-defined mappings
  "plugins.vim", -- all the plugins installed and their configurations
  "colorschemes.lua", -- colorscheme settings
}

-- source all the core config files
for _, file_name in ipairs(core_conf_files) do
  if vim.endswith(file_name, 'vim') then
    local path = string.format("%s/core/%s", vim.fn.stdpath("config"), file_name)
    local source_cmd = "source " .. path
    vim.cmd(source_cmd)
  else
    local module_name, _ = string.gsub(file_name, "%.lua", "")
    package.loaded[module_name] = nil
    require(module_name)
  end
end