(a play on the German word wunderbar)
is an extension meant to bring vim-like functionality to Brackets.

Pretty much all of the Vim keymapping is from CodeMirror's /keymap/vim.js, but I modified things very heavy-handedly. The two files will probably need to be maintained in parallel until I can figure out a way to do this natively in Brackets.

0. In the Brackets menu bar, choose File > Extension Manager... (or click on the "brick" icon in the sidebar to the right).
1. Click the Available tab and search for Vimderbar. Click Install.
2. Enable Vimderbar via the Brackets menu with View > Enable Vimderbar.

• Basic vim keybindings (hjkl, yy, dd, p, P, o, O, gg, G, etc.).
• Search function (/) integrated with Brackets' native search.
• Very basic : commands. :w saves, :q closes the document or the inline editor in focus, and :e opens the "Navigate > Quick Open" menu.
• Inline editor support. Double-tap Esc to close an inline editor.
• Modes: Normal, Insert, Visual (Visual-line, too).
• Vim bar displays command presses in Normal & Visual modes so the user knows what has been pressed.
• Macro functionality restored.

• : commands are sloppy, only one can be performed at a single time.
• Can't yet perform complex : commands (like :1,8d or even :wq).
• : does not yet have "history" (e.g. pressing Up to get previous commands).
• Reverse search (?) has been disabled to accommodate the native search. (Please open an issue if you want this to be restored.)

Please do, by all means, hack on this extension. For coding conventions, review the [Brackets Coding Conventions] (https://github.com/adobe/brackets/wiki/Brackets%20Coding%20Conventions).

Note: The Vim.js file isn't my own code, so I have tried to adhere to CodeMirror's style.

Thanks!

I'd say WTFPL, but the MIT disclaimers are important(see main.js).