My personal wezterm config.

1. Clone the Repository: Clone this repository into your WezTerm configuration directory. The typical location for WezTerm configuration is ~/.config/wezterm/ on Linux and macOS.

   # Replace <repository_url> with the actual URL of this repository
   git clone <repository_url> ~/.config/wezterm

   If you have already cloned the repository elsewhere, you can copy or symlink the configuration files (wezterm.lua, settings.lua, nvim_integration.lua, etc.) into ~/.config/wezterm/.

2. Install Required Fonts: This configuration uses "CodeNewRoman Nerd Font Mono" by default (as specified in settings.lua). Ensure you have this font installed on your system. If you prefer a different font, you can change it in settings.lua or, preferably, override it using local_settings.lua (see below).

3. Restart WezTerm: After setting up the configuration, restart WezTerm for the changes to take effect.

To make personal customizations (like changing the font size, color scheme, or other specific settings) without modifying the core configuration files directly, you can use a local_settings.lua file. This approach is recommended because:

• Your personal tweaks won't be overwritten when you pull updates from this repository.
• The local_settings.lua file is ignored by Git (as specified in .gitignore).

How to Use Local Settings:

1. Create the File: In your WezTerm configuration directory (e.g., ~/.config/wezterm/), create a new file named local_settings.lua.

2. Add Your Overrides: The local_settings.lua file should return a Lua table containing the settings you wish to override. The structure of this table should mirror the structure in settings.lua.

   Here's an example of what your ~/.config/wezterm/local_settings.lua might look like:

   -- ~/.config/wezterm/local_settings.lua
   -- This file is for your personal overrides and is not tracked by Git.
   return {
       font_size = 18,          -- Overrides the font_size from settings.lua
       color_scheme = 'Noctis Lux', -- Overrides the color_scheme from settings.lua
   
       -- You can override any setting present in the main config.
       -- For example, to change window padding:
       -- window_padding = {
       --     left = 10,
       --     right = 10,
       --     top = 10,
       --     bottom = 10,
       -- },
   
       -- To use a different font:
       -- font = wezterm.font('JetBrains Mono Nerd Font'),
   }

3. How It Works: The main settings.lua is configured to automatically detect and load ~/.config/wezterm/local_settings.lua if it exists. The settings defined in your local_settings.lua will be deeply merged into the default configuration, with your local settings taking precedence.