Vim Configuration

Repository for my personal preferences, customization and configuration of Vim. I use this customized .vimrc within OS Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver).

Editions

1. Mark-1

This is the first version, customization is to achive the commons features of code editor.

Features

• Have syntax highlighting with support of dozens programming language extension.
• Have line number, and cursor line, vertical line break.
• Use Vundle, plug-in manager.
• Use Onedark, colorscheme and theme.
• Use Lightline, configurable status line.
• Use Vim Vinegar, simple file browser.
• Use NERDTree, file browser tree.
• Use Vim Polyglot, the solid language pack.
• Use Kotlin Vim, Kotlin language support plugin.
• Use Vim Terminal, interactive Vim buffer terminal.
• Use Vim Autoclose, Inserts matching bracket, paren, brace or quote.
• Use Goyo, dictraction free, the 'Zen' mode for Vim.
• Use Vim Wipeout, destroy all buffers that are not open in any tab or windows.
• Use CtrlP, fuzzy file finder.
• Use Supertab, for autocomplete with Tab.

Installation

Coming soon..

Usage & Shortcut

• Toggle NERDTree: \ + t
• Toggle Terminal Bash: \ + e
• Toggle Goyo (Zen) mode: \ + g
• Execute Buffers wipeout: \ + w
• Buffers:
  • To next buffer: \ + f
  • To previous buffer: \ + d
  • To close current buffer: \ + s
• Window:
  • To left window: Ctrl + h
  • To right window: Ctrl + l
  • To up window: Ctrl + k
  • To bottom window: Ctrl + j

Troubleshoot

Coming soon..

Todo

There are several todo list in order to complete this edition.

• String search within external files.
• String search and replace.
• Easy code template/ snippets.
• Auto code beautify.
• Todo list.
• Code definition peek/goto.

Screenshots

Images: Lelf panel NERDTree

Images: Bottom panel Terminal

Images: Goyo 'Zen' mode

Reference

• Vim Cheat Sheet

Copyright and License

Copyright 2018-2019 Maikel Chandika (mkdika@gmail.com). Code released under the MIT License. See LICENSE file.