First of all, I do not guarantee any stability or convenience for anyone who decides to use this configuration. I designed it for my personal use and it can be changed or even fully rewritten at any given moment.

You can see used plugins on dotfyle.

In addition to those plugins I wrote my own simple wrappers around Neovims' builtin arglist and mksession to replicate bookmarks(yeah sessions can be used to store other useful stuff but I mainly use them to save arglists) They are stored in lua/core directory. There's some docs about it for those of you who are mad enough to try my configuration.

Implemented as simple as possible:

• <C-s> -> Adds/removes current buffer to/from arglist
• <C-l> -> Go to next buffer in arglist (wraps around arglist and goes to last element if current buffer is first in the arglist)
• <C-h> -> Go to previous buffer in arglist (wraps around arglist and goes to first element if current buffer is last in the arglist)
• I also added require("core.arglist").info() function that aggregates some useful info about arglist, I personally use it to put current buffer index in arglist on the statusline.

Also implemented quite simple, so if you need some advanced session management more sophisticated plugin will be far more helpful:

• Using require("core.util").get_project_root() it finds directory where it should place Session.vim file(usually directory containing .git)
• It autowrites and autoreads sessions to/from said directory
• Using require("core.util").is_protected_dir() it avoids writing sessions to any directory not located in vim.env.HOME or directories located exactly one level below vim.env.HOME