this is a vim plugin for using parinfer to indent your clojure and lisp code.
cd ~/.vim/bundle
git clone git://github.com/bhurlow/vim-parinfer.git
cd vim-parinfer && npm install
add
Plugin 'bhurlow/vim-parinfer'
to your .vimrc
run
:PluginInstall
in vim
and finally:
cd ~/.vim/bundle/vim-parinfer/ && npm install
I'm still getting a feel for what the most idiomatic mappings for vim parinfer should be. As suggested by the parinfer site, I've mapped <Tab> to perform a smart indent and Shift + <Tab> to un-indent.
Currently text changes in insert mode changes do not cause parinfer evaluation. The eval is caused when leaving insert mode.
This is a really basic wrapper that shells out to a node.js server which parses the clj text using the parinfer js module target. This is cool because it allows us to upgrade the parinfer lib without changing any vim code. Also the less vimscript the better imho. Also you should know that the entire buffer the top level form by your cursor is sent to the parser on every cursor move indent and InsertLeave event.
- scope vars in script instead of global
- toggle between indent and paren mode
- catch parsing errors in node server
- set-able server port
- handle other filetypes besides clojure