vim-gista is a plugin for manipulating Gist in Vim. It provide the following features:
- List gists of a particular lookup
- List commits of a gist
- Open a gist as a JSON file
- Open a file of a gist
- Post a content of the current buffer
- Patch a content of the current buffer to a gist
- Rename files in a gist
- Remove files in a gist
- Delete a gist
- Star/Unstar a gist
- Fork a gist
One of the following is required for communicating with Gist API.
To enable fast feching in :Gista-list, you need a Vim compiled with
+python or +python3.
Note that Vim compiled with +python3 without cURL or wget is not supported for
now. The recommended environment is a Vim compiled with +python or a Vim
compiled with +python3 with cURL or wget.
" vim-plug
Plug 'lambdalisue/vim-gista'
" dein.vim
call dein#add('lambdalisue/vim-gista')
" dein.vim (Lazy)
call dein#add('lambdalisue/vim-gista', {
\ 'on_cmd': 'Gista'
\})Or install the repository into your runtimepath manually.
First of all, specify your GitHub username into g:gista#client#default_username or use $ git config github.user {USERNAME} to record it into your .gitconfig file then vim-gista automatically resolve your github username from your .gitconfig file.
vim-gista support an anonymous access but authorization is strongly recommended due to the GitHub API rate-limit.
After that, execute :Gista list. It will request all your gists and show gista-list window which looks like:
┌ API name
│ ┌ Lookup
│ │ ┌ The current mode
│ │ │
GitHub:lambdalisue | Mode: updated_at | Press ? to toggle a ma...
- 15/12/31(07:08:22) [3] test.vi... gistid:bb408da1b3fb100d6c1a
= 15/12/27(17:58:56) * [2] benchma... gistid:c84fe3e0b306a2bc8578
│ │ │ │ │ │
│ │ │ │ │ └ GistID
│ │ │ │ └ Description
│ │ │ └ The number of files
│ │ └ Is starred marker (*: starred)
│ └ A created_at/updated_at of the gist (depends on the Mode:)
└ Fetched marker (-: Unfetched, =: fetched)
In gista-list window, you can check the mappings by hitting ?.
See :help vim-gista-usage for more detail.
You may want to checkout the following harmonic plugins:
- vim-gista-unite : Allow users to use unite.vim interface for listing
- vim-gista-ctrlp : Allow users to use ctrlp.vim interface for listing
Let me know if you make a harmonic plugin ;-)
Most of features, commands, or options are drastically changed from a previous version (v0.1.18).
See Migration from v1 to v2 or use v0.1.18 tag for instance.
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Copyright (c) 2014-2016 Alisue, hashnote.net
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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vim-gista is powered by the following external vital modules.