My slick + opinionated .vimrc configuration file.
This Vim configuration comes in two flavors (branches):
- vanilla: a self-contained
.vimrcconfiguration file. - heavenly: everything present in vanilla + many plugins.
Plugin management is based on Tim Pope's pathogen.
List of plugins in the "heavenly" branch:
Colorschemes:
Enhancements:
- abolish
- ack
- buffergator
- clam
- ctrlp
- easymotion
- easytags
- endwise
- fugitive
- gitv
- nerdcommenter
- nerdtree
- recover
- repeat
- signature
- sneak
- signify
- splice
- supertab
- surround
- tabular
- tagbar
- textobj-word-column
- undotree
- unimpaired
- vimux
- xolox-misc
- xolox-shell
- yankring
- zoomwin
Syntax:
$ cd
$ rm -rf .vim
$ git clone https://github.com/gpakosz/.vim.git
$ ln -s .vim/.vimrc
For the heavenly branch:
$ cd .vim
$ git checkout heavenly
$ git submodule init && git submodule update
Installing this Vim configuration under Windows is similar to Linux, Mac and Cygwin: clone the Git repository in your Windows' user profile and then create a symbolic link using the Link Shell Extension tool.
If you want to adjust the configuration, create a .vimrc.local file in your
home directory.
For the heavenly branch:
If you want to disable plugins, create a .pathogen_disabled file in your home
and list plugins to be disabled (one plugin per line where plugin corresponds to
the bundle/plugin directory).