>Use your preferred plugin manager. No extra steps needed, besides optionally setting the default keymaps:
>require('leap').set_default_keymaps()
Where/how am I supposed to set this? It's rejected if I just put it in my vimrc as-is even after installing the plugin. Is it a lua snippet? But then where should it be stored?
I have a super minimalist vimrc as it is, so I'd really appreciate more detailed installation instructions...
That is a lua expression I believe (which only works in neovim, hence this plugin being neovim only), you can convert your vimrc to init.lua or make a lua block in your vimrc. The "lua<<EOF" method is common in vimrc xref https://github.com/nanotee/nvim-lua-guide#using-lua-from-vim...
Converting to init.lua is a somewhat fun exercise tho. Once you get a little lua in your config it expands and you get more familiar with it
>require('leap').set_default_keymaps()
Where/how am I supposed to set this? It's rejected if I just put it in my vimrc as-is even after installing the plugin. Is it a lua snippet? But then where should it be stored?
I have a super minimalist vimrc as it is, so I'd really appreciate more detailed installation instructions...