VimL: Opinionated Vim configuration
The distribution is designed to work with Vim >= 8.1 (neovim >= 0.3.8).
This also requires curl, git, ruby support.
I manage plugins with vim-plug, which is pretty easy to install.
All plugins settings are defined in the plug_plugins folder.
- Fugitive Requires Git to be installed.
- vimwiki Convert vimwiki to html requires
pandocto be installed. - fzf Requires ripgrep, or the_silver_searcher to be installed.
- FZF, tagbar, and vim-gutentags Required Universal Ctags to be installed.
- youcompleteme make sure you have Vim 7.4+ with Python 2 or Python 3 support. Requires
CMakeandLLVMto build this.
You can overwrite default configuration and key bindings by using one of
following files in core folder:
- generate.vim Regular configuration
- mapping.vim Mappings key configuration
Use the IBM Plex typeface.
IBM Plex Mono Nerd Font in GUI (like MacVim) font, it using in vim-devicons.
Create a new .vim file with the same name as the plugin you'd like to install
in plug_plugins/custom. Then add the installation block. Follow:
# Add vim-devicons plugin
touch plug_plugins/custom/vim-devicons.vim" vim-devicons.vim
if exists('g:plug_installing_plugins')
Plug 'ryanoasis/vim-devicons'
finish
endif
"
" You can define plugin config here
"
let g:WebDevIconsNerdTreeAfterGlyphPadding = ' '
let g:WebDevIconsNerdTreeGitPlugForceVAlign = ''The leader key use ,,
so when ever you see <leader> it meas , key.
In document when ever you see
<ctrl>,<shift>, and<alt>it meas keyboard [CTRL], [SHIFT] , and [ALT] key.
| Key Bindings | Mode | Description |
|---|---|---|
* |
Normal | Searches for the current selection word |
[<>] |
Visual | Shifting indent |
| J | Visual | The selected move next row down |
| K | Visual | Paragraph up |
| U | Normal | Remap <ctrl>r redo |
g[oO] |
Normal | Begin a new line below/above the cursor without entering |
gy |
Normal | Yanking entire buffer |
vy |
Normal | Select entire buffer |
s= |
Normal | Equal size windows |
sx |
Normal | Swap windows |
<esc> |
Terminal | Exited terminal |
<ctrl>j |
Normal | Move to split below |
<ctrl>k |
Normal | Move to upper split |
<ctrl>h |
Normal | Move to left split |
<ctrl>l |
Normal | Move to right split |
<ctrl>p |
Command | Inserts the path of the currently edited file |
<ctrl>a |
Command | Move the insertion point to the beginning |
<ctrl>e |
Command | Move the insertion point to the end |
<shift>j |
Normal | Move cursor to previous buffer |
<shift>k |
Normal | Move cursor to next buffer |
<shift>h |
Normal | Move cursor to previous tab |
<shift>l |
Normal | Move cursor to next tab |
<shift>b |
Normal | Opens an edit command |
<shift>t |
Normal | Opens a tabedit command |
<leader>h |
Normal | Highlight search word under cursor without jump to next |
<leader>. |
Normal | Set working directory |
<leader>be |
Normal | Opens an edit command with the path of the currently edited file filled in |
<leader>te |
Normal | Opens a tab edit command with the path of the currently edited file filled |
<leader>bx |
Normal | Close current buffer |
<leader>tx |
Normal | Close current tab |
<leader>ss |
Normal | Split window horizontally and switch to the new split |
<leader>sv |
Normal | Split window vertically and switch to the new split |
<leader>sh |
Normal | Open terminal emulator |
Normal mode:
<leader>ww: Open default wiki index page.<leader>wt: Open default wiki index page in a new tab.<leader>wd: Delete current wiki page.<leader>wr: Rename current wiki page.<enter>: In vimwiki file, follow/create wiki link.<backspace>: In vimwiki file, go back to parent (previous) wiki link.<tab>: In vimwiki file, find next wiki link.
For more keys, see :h vimwiki-mappings or vimwiki-readme
Key Mapping:
/: highlights ALL pattern and forward match.?: highlights ALL pattern and backward match.g/: highlights ALL pattern matches.
Normal:
<esc><esc>: Disable highlight search word.
<F2>: Toggle NERDTree split window.
<F3>: Toggle tagbar split window.
Normal:
<leader>ff: Open currently path files list.<leader>bb: Open all open buffers list.
Insert Mode:
<ctrl>x<ctrl>k: Open word list.
:Vimwiki2HTML: Convert current wiki link to HTML.:VimwikiAll2HTML: Convert all wiki links to HTML.
:Git: Bring up a summary window vaguely akin to git-status.:Gwrite: Write to the current file's path and stage the results.:Gdiffsplit!: Diff against any and all direct ancestors, retaining focus on the current window.
For more information, see :help fugitive.
:NerdTreeTabsOpen: Switches NERDTree on for all tabs.:NerdTreeTabsClose: Switches NERDTree off for all tabs.
For more information, see nerdtree-tabs-key-mappings.
:FormatCode: Format code style.
| Plugin | Description |
|---|---|
| YCM-Generator ⚙️ | Generates config files for YouCompleteMe |
| YouCompleteMe ⚙️ | A code-completion engine for Vim |
| c.vim ⚙️ | C/C++ IDE -- Write and run programs. Insert statements, idioms, comments etc |
| fzf.vim ⚙️ | fzf ❤️ vim |
| incsearch.vim ⚙️ | 🔦 Improved incremental searching for Vim |
| molokai ⚙️ | Molokai color scheme for Vim |
| nerdtree ⚙️ | A tree explorer plugin for vim. |
| syntastic ⚙️ | Syntax checking hacks for vim |
| tagbar ⚙️ | Vim plugin that displays tags in a window, ordered by scope |
| vim-airline ⚙️ | Lean & mean status/tabline for vim that's light as air |
| vim-codefmt ⚙️ | codefmt is a utility for syntax-aware code formatting |
| vim-fugitive ⚙️ | fugitive.vim: A Git wrapper so awesome, it should be illegal |
| vim-gutentags ⚙️ | A Vim plugin that manages your tag files |
| vim-nerdtree-syntax-highlight ⚙️ | Extra syntax and highlight for nerdtree files |
| vim-nerdtree-tabs ⚙️ | NERDTree and tabs together in Vim, painlessly |
| vim-polyglot ⚙️ | A solid language pack for Vim. |
| vim-signify ⚙️ | ➕ Show a diff using Vim its sign column. |
| vimwiki ⚙️ | Personal Wiki for Vim |
- amix/vimrc The ultimate Vim configuration: vimrc
- mutewinter/dot_vim 🐉 The Vim Configuration of Champions. Uses Vundle to manage roughly four thousand plugins. The dragon symbolizes complexity.
- Vim Bootstrap A generator which provides a simple method of generating a .vimrc configuration for vim
Use of this source code is governed by a BSD 2-Clause license that can be found in the LICENSE file.