vim-bootstrap

Vim Bootstrap provides a simple method for generating .vimrc configuration files for Vim, NeoVim, NeoVim-Qt, MacVim and GVim.

Pre-requisites

The distribution is designed to work with Vim >= 8 and neovim.

Mac OSX

$ brew install git ctags

Linux

Ubuntu\Debian

$ sudo apt-get install git exuberant-ctags ncurses-term curl

Gentoo

$ sudo emerge --ask dev-util/ctags sys-libs/ncurses dev-vcs/git dev-python/pyflakes net-misc/curl

Arch Linux via pacman

$ sudo pacman -S git ctags ncurses curl

Fedora

$ sudo dnf install ncurses-devel git ctags-etags curl

openSUSE

$ sudo zypper in ncurses-devel git ctags curl

BSD

FreeBSD via packages collection

# pkg install git p5-Parse-ExuberantCTags ncurses curl

Python bundle (optionally)

pyflakes
jedi
neovim (neovim only)

$ pip install flake8 jedi
$ pip2 install --user --upgrade neovim
$ pip3 install --user --upgrade neovim

Elm bundle (optionally)

elm-test
elm-oracle
elm-format

$ npm install -g elm-test
$ npm install -g elm-oracle
$ npm install -g elm-format@exp

Rust

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh

Installation

Download your own vimrc file at https://vim-bootstrap.com
Put your vimrc file into home folder or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/nvim/init.vim if you use NeoVim

vim: mv ~/Downloads/generate.vim ~/.vimrc

neovim: mv ~/Downloads/generate.vim $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/nvim/init.vim

Execute ViM and it will install plugins automatically

`vim`

Fast-installation by URL parameters

Vim-bootstrap generator can accept URL params via request as example below.

curl 'https://vim-bootstrap.com/generate.vim' --data 'editor=vim&frameworks=vuejs&langs=javascript&langs=php&langs=html&langs=ruby' > ~/.vimrc

Updating to the latest version

:VimBootstrapUpdate (thanks to @sherzberg)
:PlugInstall

Offline usage

You can run vim-bootstrap Go package to generate a vimrc file, just download it:

go get github.com/editor-bootstrap/vim-bootstrap
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/editor-bootstrap/vim-bootstrap
go build

Inside vim-bootrap folder cd vim-bootstrap use vim-bootstrap module (file) like this example:

./vim-bootstrap -langs=python,lua,ruby,javascript,haskell -frameworks vuejs -editor=vim > ~/.vimrc

For more instructions run vim-bootstrap -h

openSUSE repo

vim-bootstrap is also available on openSUSE on both Leap 42.2/42.3 and Tumbleweed. Leap versions must add devel:tools repository before, while Tumbleweed users should have vim-bootstrap in the default repository without the need to add any extra repository.

Leap 42.2

$ sudo zypper ar -f http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/devel:/tools/openSUSE_Leap_42.2/ devel:tools
$ sudo zypper ref
$ sudo zypper in vim-bootstrap

Leap 42.3

$ sudo zypper ar -f http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/devel:/tools/openSUSE_Leap_42.3/ devel:tools
$ sudo zypper ref
$ sudo zypper in vim-bootstrap

Tumbleweed

$ sudo zypper ref
$ sudo zypper in vim-bootstrap

Customization

It's highly recommended to add customizations in a separate file. This way, you can maintain the original vim-bootstrap generated vimrc file and subsequent updates.

For Vim users, the files available for customization are ~/.vimrc.local and ~/.vimrc.local.bundles. The former handles general configuration while the latter handle external Vim plugins through vim-plug.

NeoVim users can also customize their configuration by using $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/nvim/local_init.vim and $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/nvim/local_bundles.vim.

Commands

▪️ Basic Commands

Commands	Descriptions
`:cd <path>`	Open path /path
`Ctrlw`+`hjkl`	Navigate via split panels
`Ctrlww`	Alternative navigate vim split panels
`,.`	Set path working directory
`,w` or `,x`	Next buffer navigate
`,q` or `,z`	previous buffer navigate
`shiftt`	Create a tab
`tab`	next tab navigate
`shifttab`	previous tab navigate
`,e`	Find and open files
`,b`	Find file on buffer (open file)
`,c`	Close active buffer (close file)
`F2`	Open tree navigate in actual opened file
`F3`	Open/Close tree navigate files
`F4`	List all class and method, support for python, go, lua, ruby and php
`,v`	Split vertical
`,h`	Split horizontal
`,f`	Search in the project
`,o`	Open github file/line (website), if used git in github
`,sh`	Open shell.vim terminal inside Vim or NeoVim built-in terminal
`,ga`	Execute git add on current file
`,gc`	git commit (splits window to write commit message)
`,gsh`	git push
`,gll`	git pull
`,gs`	git status
`,gb`	git blame
`,gd`	git diff
`,gr`	git remove
`,so`	Open Session
`,ss`	Save Session
`,sd`	Delete Session
`,sc`	Close Session
`>`	indent to right
`<`	indent to left
`gc`	Comment or uncomment lines that {motion} moves over
`YY`	Copy to clipboard
`,p`	Paste
`Ctrly` + `,`	Activate Emmet plugin
`Ctrlh`	Does a fuzzy search in your command mode history

▪️ Python hotkeys

Commands	Descriptions
`SHIFT+k`	Open documentation
`Control+Space`	Autocomplete
`,d`	Go to the Class/Method definition
`,r`	Rename object definition
`,n`	Show where command is usage

▪️ Ruby hotkeys

Commands	Descriptions
`,a`	Run all specs
`,l`	Run last spec
`,t`	Run current spec
`,rap`	Add Parameter
`,rcpc`	Inline Temp
`,rel`	Convert Post Conditional
`,rec`	Extract Constant (visual selection)
`,rec`	Extract to Let (Rspec)
`,relv`	Extract Local Variable (visual selection)
`,rrlv`	Rename Local Variable (visual selection/variable under the cursor)
`,rriv`	Rename Instance Variable (visual selection)
`,rem`	Extract Method (visual selection)

▪️ Php hotkeys

Commands	Descriptions
`,u`	Include use statement
`,mm`	Invoke the context menu
`,nn`	Invoke the navigation menu
`,oo`	Goto definition
`,oh`	Goto definition on horizontal split
`,ov`	Goto definition on vertical split
`,ot`	Goto definition on tab
`,K`	Show brief information about the symbol under the cursor
`,tt`	Transform the classes in the current file
`,cc`	Generate a new class (replacing the current file)
`,ee`	Extract expression (normal mode)
`,ee`	Extract expression (visual selection)
`,em`	Extract method (visual selection)
`,pcd`	cs-fixer fix directory
`,pcf`	cs-fixer fix file

Learn Vim

Visit the following sites to learn more about Vim:

ezradiniz/vim-bootstrap