This is the collection of files used for my vim configuration. I use a modular
setup of the files to shrink the size of the main vimrc
file and to better
organize the various sections of the configuration. Each plugin has a separate
file in plugins/02-plugins
and the normal settings for vim are in
plugins/01-settings
.
All of the 3rd party plugins are installed via git submodule init
. Included are:
- fugitive - Pretty much the end-all/be-all vim plugin for handling git
- molokai & badwolf - The two different color schemes I have used (badwolf is currently the default)
- nginx, css3, conky, less syntax highlighting - Added syntax support for various things I work on
- syntastic - An automatic linter that supports many languages and can be
configured for each language (there are a number of settings spread through the
ftplugin
files) - surround - Utility plugin by Tim Pope that adds a modifier to commands to handle text surrounding a section of text
- indent-guides - This draws different indentation guides to give some visual help when reading code with many levels of indentation (this is big for me when working with third party code)
- powerline - A pretty looking status bar plugin, may abandon this and pull out the specific things I like into my own (the main development of the plugin has moved to using a Python based code base)
- cute python - A collection of small tweaks that make Python code look prettier
- ctrp - A fuzzy finder plugin that is written entirely in native vimscript, it has support for a lot of different use cases and configurations
- neocomplcache and neosnippet - Set of autocompletion/correction for
writing code and a snippet system that are written by the same guy, so the
snippets are also built into the auto completion (if it weren't, I would probably
never use it). The snippets all exist in
snippets/
, I cleaned out the collection and have been adding in snippets I find useful as I go along. - gitgutter - This adds a gutter to the side of versioned code and notates changes made since the last commit
- clever-f - Makes the f keybinding smart, it will repeat an
f
action if pressed after executing one of the actions - commentary - Simpler commenting helper
There is an included setup.sh
that I wrote to work with my other configuration
repos. I am not sure how this would work set up differently, but in theory it
should work fine (I try not to use absolute paths).