After cloning this project, you can run the following to link these dotfiles into your home directory:
./activate.sh
Be warned: this will overwrite any existing .vimrc, .gvimrc or .vim/ files you have in your home directory.
Uses vim-plug to manage bundles.
The file explorer - NERD Tree:
\nt - open/close NERD Tree
\nf - reveal the current file in NERD Tree
\nr - refresh the contents of NERT Tree (can also use r or R to refresh a folder)
? - in NERD Tree to see all its shortcuts
File search - fzf:
\ff - find a file
\fb - find an open buffer
\ft - find ctags
Comments (watch out for 's):
gc<motion> - toggle comments
gcc - toggle comments on the current line
\cc - toggle comments
\uc - toggle comments
Vimux (must be inside a tmux)
\vp - prompt for a command to run in vimux
\vs - send the block of code to the vimux window
\rl - run the last command
Jump to definition - CTags
CTRL+] - jump to definition
g CTRL+] - pop up a selector if there is more than one definition; if there is only one, jump there
\rt - rebuild tags
Git Grep - Fugitive
\gw - git grep for the word under the cursor
Whitespace
\cw - clean up trailing whitespace at the end of the line
Ruby Specific Mappings
\rb - run all specs in current buffer
\rc - run all specs in current context
\rf - run the spec under the cursor
\rl - run the last spec
\rs - syntax check the current file
Python-Specific Mappings
\rb - run all nosetests in the current buffer
\rf - run the current nose test (requires nose-run-line-number)
\rl - run the last spec