All modules

Doom Nvim contains around 40 modules that can be enabled or disabled to configure your nvim experience. Each module is a bundle of plugins, configurations, commands, autocommands and keymaps to add a certain feature or support a certain language.

They can be enabled / disabled by commenting out the entry in your modules.lua file and are grouped into 2 categories.

-- modules.lua
return {
  features = {
    -- These modules extend neovim with extra capabilities
  },
  langs = {
    -- These modules add support for languages
  },
}

💡 Quickly open your modules.lua file with the keybind <space>Dm

Feature Modules

These modules add extra capabilities to doom nvim. They can be added in your modules.lua file under the features key. i.e:

-- modules.lua
return {
  features = {
    "annotations", -- This module is enabled
    -- "auto_install", -- this module is disabled
  }
}

Module Name	Description
annotations	Generate code annotations for functions, classes, structs, etc.
auto_install	Automatically install LSPs/Null-ls providers for language modules
autopairs	Automatically close bracket pairs
comment	Easily toggle comments for all languages
linter	Format, lint and diagnose your code with null-ls
lsp	Add code completion support with nvim-cmp
extra_snippets	Add snippets for your language.
auto_session	Save and return to previous neovim sessions
colorizer	Show colors in editor
editorconfig	Support .editorconfig files for per-project config
gitsigns	Git integration for buffers
illuminate	Highlight other occurances of worlds
indentlines	Show indentation in the buffer
range_highlight	Highlight ranges in the buffer as you type them
todo_comments	Highlight todo, warn, info, etc comments
lsp_progress	Show lsp loading progress in the bottom right corner
tabline	Show currently opened buffers in the tabline
dashboard	A pretty dashboard when opening neovim
trouble	Show diagnostics across the entire project
statusline	A pretty and integrated statusline using heirline
minimap	Show current position in document
terminal	An integrated terminal in neovim
ranger	Use ranger file explorer in neovim
dap	Debug code in neovim
repl	Interactive REPL for the current file type
explorer	An enhanced filetree explorer in neovim
netrw	The default file tree explorer with a nice, sane config
firenvim	Embed neovim in your browser
lazygit	Integrate with lazygit
neogit	A git client for neovim
neorg	Neovim org-mode, organise your life
projects	Adds a telescope finder to switch projects
superman	Read unix man pages in neovim
telescope	Fuzzy searcher to find files, grep code and more
whichkey	An interactive cheat sheet

Language modules

These modules add support for various languages to doom-nvim. They can be added in your modules.lua file under the langs key. i.e:

-- modules.lua
return {
  features = {
    "lua", -- This module is enabled
    -- "python", -- this module is disabled
  }
}

Languages are implemented with a standardized settings field. Too see how to configure languages, including enabling/disabling features, switching lsp/null-ls providers and passing in custom config see this guide.

Language	Treesitter?	LSP?	Formatter?	Diagnostics?	Code Actions?	Debugger?
lua	✅	✅	✅	✅
python	✅	✅	✅	✅
bash	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
fish	✅		✅	✅
gdscript	✅	✅	✅	✅
php	✅	✅	✅	✅
ruby	✅	✅		✅
javascript	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
typescript	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
css	✅	✅	✅	✅
vue	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
svelte	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
rust	✅	✅	✅
cc (C/C++)	✅	✅	✅
ocaml	✅	✅
haskell	✅	✅
c_sharp (C#)	✅	✅
kotlin	✅	✅	✅
java	✅	✅	✅
json	✅	✅	✅
yaml	✅	✅	✅	✅
toml	✅	✅	✅
markdown	✅			✅
terraform	✅	✅	✅
dockerfile	✅	✅		✅
nix	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅

Core modules

There are actually three categories of modules however it's not recommended that you modify these values as it may break the doom-nvim experience.

Core modules are internal modules used by doom-nvim to make it work. They are hidden from your module.lua and injected on runtime. However, you can override this field to disable certain core modules if you wish.

-- modules.lua
return {
  core = {
    "required", -- A lot of modules depend upon this module, should not be removed
    "treesitter", -- A lot of modules also depend on treesitter, should not be removed
    -- "updater", Disable auto updater
    -- "reloader", Disable config reloader
    "doc_gen", -- Generates this documentation with `mini.doc`
  }
}

Name	Description	Can be disabled?
required	Various package dependencies, keybinds, commands to provide the base doom-nvim setup.	No
treesitter	Adds a basic treesitter config to be leveraged by other modules	No
doc_gen	Generates doom-nvim docs, (disabled by default)	Yes
updater	Adds :DoomCheckUpdates and :DoomUpdate commands	Yes
reloader	Adds :DoomReload command and can reload your config on file save	Yes