A vimrc file and different bundles. This vim setup requires at least Vim 7.3+ compiled with python & multibyte support.

The font used when running gVim is Inconsolata; the OpenType file is included in this repo.

The config uses neobundle for installing and updating bundled modules.

For Tagbar to work well with JavaScript (and probably other languages), we highly recommend installing the latest version of Exuberant Ctags.

For Syntastic to check syntax of different file types, you optionally need to have a PHP runtime, JSHint, and/or PyFlakes installed.

• Vim 7.3+ compiled with python & multibyte support.
• An up to date installation of git.

Check out VimConf to your home folder like so:

$> cd ~
$> git clone --recursive git://github.com/IntuitiveWebSolutions/VimConf.git

Then create symlinks to the files inside the repo:

$> ln -s ~/VimConf/.vim ~/.vim
$> ln -s ~/VimConf/.vimrc ~/.vimrc
$> ln -s ~/VimConf/.vimrc_custom ~/.vimrc_custom
$> ln -s ~/VimConf/.gvimrc ~/.gvimrc

That way, any time you want to update to the latest versions of the VimConf, you can just git pull inside the VimConf folder.

$> cd ~/VimConf/
$> git pull

NeoBundle is the tool used to pull in all the plugins below. Make sure that the bundle is checked out (it is a submodule), and check out 'master'.

$> cd VimConf
$> git pull
$> git submodule init
$> git submodule update
$> cd VimConf/.vim/bundle/neobundle.vim
$> git checkout master

Now open vim - when you do this NeoBundle will ask to install all the plugins listed in vimrc. You can update these at any time from inside vim by running:

:NeoBundleUpdate

Bundle List

• vim-gitgutter
• vim-airline
• jedi-vim
• js-beautify
• vim-json
• supertab
• vim-go
• todo.txt-vim
• Vim-Jinja2-Syntax
• vim-less
• vim-snippets
• vim-coffee-script
• python-mode
• vim-howdoi
• tagbar
• vim-jsbeautify
• emmet-vim
• vim-startify
• vim-indent-guides
• vim-javascript
• vim-markdown
• vim-puppet
• nerdcommenter
• syntastic
• neobundle
• unite
• vimproc
• vimshell
• ultisnips
• ag
• vim-colorschemes
• vim-bundle-mako
• dwm
• php
• vim-abolish
• vim-fugitive
• vim-repeat
• vim-surround
• YouCompleteMe.git

• blayden Default
• jellybean Can be set in .vimrc_custom
• solarized Can be set in .vimrc_custom - follow instructions at vim-colors-solarized

Windows are always organised as follows:

===================================
|              |        S1        |
|              |===================
|      M       |        S2        |
|              |===================
|              |        S3        |
===================================

Use the following commands to create, browse and close windows:

C-N Creates a new window and place it in the master pane [M] & stacks all previous windows in the stacked pane [S] C-C Close the current window if no unsaved changes C-J Jumps to next window (clockwise) C-K Jumps to previous window (anti-clockwise) C-Space Focus the current window, that is, place it in the master pane [M] & stacks all other windows in the stacked pane [S]

NERDCommenter Default Mappings

The below mappings are default in NERDCommenter, and the ones most used, so they are included in our README.

JavaScript Commands

Custom Mappings

1. Expand an Abbreviation

Type the abbreviation as 'div>p#foo$*3>a' and type ','.

  <div>
      <p id="foo1">
          <a href=""></a>
      </p>
      <p id="foo2">
          <a href=""></a>
      </p>
      <p id="foo3">
          <a href=""></a>
      </p>
  </div>

2. Wrap with an Abbreviation

Write as below.

  test1
  test2
  test3

Then do visual select(line wise) and type ','. Once you get to the 'Tag:' prompt, type 'ul>li*'.

  <ul>
      <li>test1</li>
      <li>test2</li>
      <li>test3</li>
  </ul>

If you type a tag, such as 'blockquote', then you'll see the following:

  <blockquote>
      test1
      test2
      test3
  </blockquote>

3. Balance a Tag Inward

type 'd' in insert mode.

4. Balance a Tag Outward

type 'D' in insert mode.

5. Go to the Next Edit Point

type 'n' in insert mode.

6. Go to the Previous Edit Point

type 'N' in insert mode.