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fevim

v1.0.7

Published

vimrc manager base on nodejs

Downloads

21

Readme

Fevim Build Status NPM Version

Manage your vim configuration with Node.js

Installation

$ npm install -g fevim
$ fevim init

Configuaration info

All your vim configuaration files place in ~/fevim.

├── modules
│   ├── vimrc.basic # basic config
│   ├── vimrc.mapping # some shortcut key
│   ├── vimrc.gui # gui setting
│   ├── vimrc.autocmd # auto Commands
│   ├── vimrc.neobundle.core # setup neobundle
│   ├── vimrc.bundles # default plugins
│   └── vimrc.bundles.setting # plugin setting
│  
├── vimr # entry for vim config, it's linked by "~/.vimrc"
│
│   # you can customize you vim config by the following 3 files
├── vimrc.local # customize your config in here
├── vimrc.local.bundles # customize your plugin
└── vimrc.local.bundles.setting # customize your plugin setting

Commands

$ fevim init # setup vim config

$ fevim bundles list  # display plugins installed

$ fevim config [option]
	option
	├─ basic
	├─ gui
	├─ autocmd
	├─ bundles
	├─ bundles setting
	├─ neobundle core
	├─ local vimrc
	├─ local bundles
	└─ local bundles setting
	usge`: $ fevim config gui # you can config gui in terminal

key mapping

key | map | Descriptions --- | --- | --- cdh | ``:cd ~/ | cd home direcory <c-h> | <c-w>h | jump to the left window <c-j> | <c-w>j | jump to the bottom window <c-k> | <c-w>k | jump to the top window <c-l> | <c-w>l | jump to the right window ws | :split<cr> | split window wv | :vsplit<cr> | split window wc | :close<cr> | close window tt | :tabnew<cr> | new a tab tn | :tabnext<cr> | to tab next tp | :tabprevious<cr> | to tab previouse t1 | :tabfirst<cr> | to the first tab t0 | :tablast<cr> | to the last tab te | :tabedit<cr> | tab edit tc | :tabclose<cr> | close a tab j | gj | down to next row k | gk | up to next row <c-c> | "+y | copy <c-x> | "yd | clip <c-v> | "+p | paste <c-a> | ggvG$ | select all <c-s> | <esc>:wa<cr>i<right> | save <c-s> | :wa<cr> | save <leader>w | <esc>:w<cr> | save <leader>w | :w<cr> | save wqa | :wqa<cr> | save all and quit <leader>q | :q!<cr> | quit <leader>s | :%s//g<left><left> | replace <leader>t | :retab<cr> | replace tab with space <leader>g | gg=G | code format <leader>e | <esc> | equal to esc <s-h> | ^ | jump to begin of line <s-l> | $ | jump to end of line