dotfiles
My current dotfiles
vim
I use neovim rather than plain old vim. With it comes some better performing things. Here are the primary plugins that I leverage:
| Plugin | What it does | Frequent commands |
|---|---|---|
| deoplete.nvim | Auto-completion | |
| deoplete-phpactor | Deoplete support for phpactor | |
| echodoc.vim | Auto-completion helper text | |
| editorconfig-vim | Observe .editorconfig files | |
| fzf | Fuzzy finder (better ctrlp) | Mapped to <C-p> |
| phpfolding.vim | Auto-code folding for PHP | |
| nerdcommenter | Handy commenting utility | Comment: <leader>cc, Uncomment: <leader>cu |
| nerdtree | File navigation | Toggle: <C-n> |
| phpactor | PHP auto-completion support | |
| tagbar | File structure navigation | Toggle: <C-k><C-t> |
| ultisnips | Snippets | |
| undotree | Provide a visual undo tree | Toggle mapped to F1 (see my mappings.vim) |
| vdebug | Debugging/breakpoints (xdebug) | F2 through F12 (but not F8) |
| vim-airline | Pretty vim UI | |
| vim-airline-themes | Pretty vim UI | |
| vim-gitgutter | Add git status for lines in the vim editor's gutter | |
| vim-polyglot | Syntax support for a lot of languages | |
| vim-surround | Surround strings with characters or HTML tags | Change " to ': cs"' |
| vim-tmux-navigator | Seamlessly navigate between vim and tmux panels | <C-h>, <C-j>, <C-k>, and <C-l> |
tmux configuration
In my terminal, on launch I run the following command to launch with a tmux session called main for the first terminal that I open and subsequent terminals will not have tmux running by default.
/usr/bin/zsh -c "if ! tmux ls 2>/dev/null | grep -q -E '^main.*attached'; then tmux attach -t main || tmux new -s main; else /usr/bin/zsh; fi"