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dotvim

My dotvim - work in progress - Beta stages

Making my VIM to be close to an IDE setup for the following languages:

• Ruby
• Go
• HTML
• CSS
• Javascript (React/JSX, Vue, es6, es7, babel)
• XML
• Rust
• C
• Python

Features

• vimrc handling
• Incremental and smart case search
• Sublime like text editing of multiple cursors
• Information regarding trailing whitespaces, including cleaning shortcuts
• Logical and Visual layout (for Right-To-Left lanaguegs) editing
• Tabs expanded to 2 spaces by default, except for Python
• Keeping the <Leader> key as Backspace
• Adding jj in edit mode to become alias to the <ESC> key
• Highlight current row and color column 80
• Syntax checking
• Snippets
• Completion Quotes, parenthesis pairs, etc
• Extended pair matching with %
• ASCII and table drawing
• Fuzzy file, buffer, MRU, tag, etc finder
• Task list
• Git support
• Tab Completion
• Commenting
• History management, including persistent undo
• Additional documentation support
• Reload file when changed from outside
• Working with error window (a.k.a. quickfix)

Installation

The following commands will clone the repo, symlink ~/.vimrc and update the bundles:

git clone https://github.com/ik5/dotvim.git ~/.vim
ln -s ~/.vim/vimrc ~/.vimrc
cd ~/.vim
curl -fLo ~/.vim/autoload/plug.vim --create-dirs \
     https://raw.githubusercontent.com/junegunn/vim-plug/master/plug.vim

Install plugins from the command line:

vim +PlugUpdate +qa

To add or override settings, place them in ~/.vim/vimrc.local.

To update submodules in the future, when you have vim running, source vimrc to make sure plugins list is updated (or restart vim):

:PlugUpdate

Upgrading

In case you're updating from previous Vundle based to vim-plug, remove the bundle directory as it's not needed anymore, get vim-plug and install the plugins:

cd ~/.vim
rm -rf bundle
curl -fLo ~/.vim/autoload/plug.vim --create-dirs \
 https://raw.githubusercontent.com/junegunn/vim-plug/master/plug.vim
vim +PlugUpdate +qa

Plugins

Name	Description
molokai	The monokai theme for VIM
badwolf	Inspired by Doctor Who Rose Tailor theme :)
vim-polyglot	Over 70 language pack support for vim
Syntastic	Syntax checking for many programming languages.
vim-fugitive	Git support from insdie vim
gitv	See git changes visually from inside vim
vim-gitgutter	Indicate what was changed based on latest git status at the gutter level
nerdcommenter	Commenting based on syntax
vim-multiple-cursors	Multiple cursors like with Sublime
vim-dispatch	Execute things in async
mw-utils	Test functions for other plugins
tlib-vim	Dependencies for tlib
nerdtree	File explorer that is not Sexplore
ctrlp	Fuzzy file, buffer, mru, tag etc finder
bufexplorer	Buffer management plugin
ruby	Ruby support for vim
vim-rails	Rails support for vim
vim-bundler	Bundler support for vim
vim-endwise	wisely add "end" in ruby, endfunction/endif/more in vim script, etc
vim-test	Execute tests of many languages
vim-ruby-sinatra	Support for Sinatra
vim-go	Golang support for vim
go-explorer	Explore go code and GoDoc
vim-unimpaired	pairs of handy bracket mappings
auto-pairs	Auto generate pairs for '"{[(
matchit.zip	Provide ability to configure % to match more then just single characters
vim-airline	lean & mean status/tabline for vim that's light as air
vim-airline-themes	A collection of themes for vim-airline
powerline fonts	Patched fonts for Powerline users
supertab	Complete using the TAB key
tagbar	Using ctags to show tags of a project My dotfiles
ultisnips	The ultimate snippet solution for Vim
vim-snippets	vim-snipmate default snippets
vim-snipmate	nipMate.vim aims to be a concise vim script that implements some of TextMate's snippets features in Vim
vim-plugin-viewdoc	Vim plugin: flexible viewer for any documentation
rust.vim	Rust support for vim
vim-racer	Rust racer Syntax checking
undotree	Visual undo graph
vim-surround	surrond changing things based on syntax, such as ', ", [, ] etc..
vim-repeat	Enable repeating supported plugin maps with '.'
webapi-vim	Web API for other plugins
vim-mucomplete	Auto complete library
xml.vim	Helps editing XML and (x)html
splitjoin	A vim plugin that simplifies the transition between multiline and single-line code
drawit	ASCII drawing plugin: lines, ellipses, arrows, fills and more!
tasklist.vim	An aggregated list for TODO, FIXME and XXX
tabular	Vim script for text filtering and alignment
vim-table-mode	Drawing table using vim
tern for vim	Using turn to do anaylze code connected to analyze javascript
vim-eunuch	eunuch.vim: helpers for UNIX
vim-bracketed-paste	Handles bracketed-paste-mode in vim (aka automatic :set paste)
quick-scope	Lightning fast left-right movement in Vim
emmet-vim	emmet-vim is a vim plug-in which provides support for expanding abbreviations similar to emmet.
vim-css-color	Coloring the CSS color text
clang_complete	Use clang for completing C, C++ etc..
vim-vue	Syntax Highligth for Vue.js components
python-mode	Vim python-mode. PyLint, Rope, Pydoc, breakpoints from box.
vim-jsx	React JSX syntax highlighting and indenting for vim
[javascript-libraries-syntax](https://github.com/Syntax for JavaScript libraries)	Syntax for JavaScript libraries
ES.Next	This syntax file is for ES7 and future syntax
vim-javascript-syntax	Enhanced javascript syntax file for Vim
vim-json	A better JSON for Vim: distinct highlighting of keywords vs values, JSON-specific (non-JS) warnings, quote concealing. Pathogen-friendly.
jsdoc-syntax	Standalone JSDoc syntax for vim
vim-babel	Wrapper around babel.js (ES2015, React, ...)
vim-javascript	Vastly improved Javascript indentation and syntax support in Vim.
vim-jsx-pretty	React JSX syntax pretty highlighting for vim
babel-vim-snippets	Next generation JavaScript and React snippets for Vim
berkeleys-snippet-emporium	vim snippets for react.
jedi-vim	Using the jedi autocompletion library for VIM for Python
vimproc	Interactive command execution in Vim.

Shortcuts

Key	Description
<leader>	The leader key is set to \
jj	The keys are set to be a fast escape key
<leader>r	Reload vimrc
<leader>R	Reload and activate vimrc changes
<leader>w	Fast saving (:w!)
:W	Do a sudo to try and save the file, as a command!
Ctrl+j	Go to the window bellow
Ctrl+k	Go to the window above
Ctrl+h	Go to the window on the left
Ctrl+l	Go to the window on the right
Ctrl+w	In insert mode, allows the window moving to work the same
- and +	Resize horizontal window
Alt+, and Alt+.	Resize vertical window
F2	Close current window (do not remove the buffer)
<leader>d	Delete current buffer
<leader>D	Delete current buffer, keep split and switch to another buffer if found
<leader>S	Clean all of annoying white spaces in the end of a line
F5	Toggle highlight search
Ctrl+F9	Execute async compiler
F3	Toggle NerdTree
Alt+j	Move current line down
Alt+k	Move current line up
Shift+F7	Toggle spell checking
<leader>sn	Move to the next misspelled word
<leader>sp	Move to the previous misspelled word
<leader>sa	Add current word under the cursor to the dictionary
<leader>s?	Show suggestion window
<leader>fc	Find git merge conflict markers
<leader>g?	Show git status
<leader>gb	Show git blame
<leader>gc	Do git commit
<leader>gvd	Show vertical git diff
<leader>g/	Do git grep
<leader>gp	Do git push
<leader>gv	See git in history changes (log) in new tab
<leader>gV	See git in history changes (log) in new windows
<leader>gD	See current git diff in a new window
]h	Go to the next group of changes in the current file from last commit
[h	Go to the previous group of changed in the current file from last commit
<leader>hs	Stage the current chunk of changes
<leader>hu	Undo last stage of changes
<leader>hv	Preview current stage of changes
<leader>f0 up to <leader>f0	Set code folding levels
Ctrl+p	Toggle paste
<leader>m	Remove the annoying Windows EOF of ^M
<leader><leader>	Switch between the last two files
<leader>y	Copy the current line/visual selection to ~/tmp/.vbuf file
<leader>p	Paste the content from ~/tmp/.vbuf file
Y	Yank the current line (to be consistent with D and C)
<leader>ff	Display all of the lines with a keyword under the cursor and ask where to go at the list
<leader>e	Display the next error from the quickfix window
<leader>E	Display the previous error from the quickfix window
<leader>Ctrl+e	Close quickfix window
<leader>q	Close all open windows except of the current one
Ctrl+f	Print the full path we are at
<leader>Ctrl+w	Exit diff mode
F8	Toggle Reverse insertion - For visual order editing
F9	Toggle direction mapping - for logical order editing
F11	Show BufExplorer
Shift+F11	Toggle BufExplorer
Alt+F11	Show BufExplorer in a Horizontal window
Ctrl+F11	Show BufExplorer in a Vertical window
<leader>hc	Toggle view of hidden chars
<leader>wrp	Toggle word wrap
<leader>srt	Sort numbers in paragraph based on the external sort command
Shift+Tab	Execute :retab, to fix mixed spaces/tabs rules