Mainly forked the major basic configuration of amix. Used for Python Developing, Ruby Assistance is also in plan.
Local Install
$ git clone https://github.com/lukmy/vimrc.d ~/vimrc.d
$ cd ~/vimrc.d
$ ./install.shNet Install
$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lukmy/vimrc.d/master/net_install.sh | sh<leader> means <mapleader> in vim, in this situation it is ,. All shortcuts below only works in Normal Mode.
<leader>dmeans Toggle Nerd Tree<leader>tmeans:CtrlP<space>- Be careful that there is no
<cr>but a space behind command. We can add another directory argument for this command or just type<cr>for vim launch directory.
- Be careful that there is no
<leader>emeans Open basic_vimrc.vim, this is for normal settings.<leader>eemeans Open installed_plugins.vim, this is for plugin settings- EasyMotion actions used the default keymap settings, so if u want to activate a EasyMotion motion, u need to use ` as map leader
I use Vundle for plugin management, but there is a problem that vundle uses g:bundles to record installed bundles, I don't want to use it because it's not clear for list. So I use another way for vundle.
I use installed_plugins.vim for installing plugins, just add plugin into this file.
Please do obey the rule I used below for plugin installation. It might not be simple, but it's clear.
"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
" => Please add plugin name here
"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
Plugin 'plugin/repo' " we can see the usage from vundle document
" Please add plugin configuration here
" Let's end by a blank lineAfter adding contents, just type :BundleInstall in vim or vim +BundleInstall +qall in shell for plugin installation.
- CtrlP for amazing file jump and function jump
- Vim-Airline for fancy vim status bar
- Fugitive for git assistance
- EasyMotion for amazing in-file jump
- Jedi for python completion
- Tmuxline for tmux poewline generation
- NERDTree as file explorer
- Salt-Vim for salt formula support
- Tagbar for tag display