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Plugin friendly Repo #2
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Thanks mate! Could I get a little more context here if possible? I'm not a VIM user I'm afraid. I assume plug is a plugin repository for vim, and if the repo folder for the themes is renamed, then it can install it automatically? Do you have to register packages on the repository? Sorry for my VIM ignorance! |
No worries. Yes you are correct, "plug" is a plugin manager similar to Package Control for Sublime. Here is a screenshot prior to the changing the folder from themes to colors: Here is vim after the folder has been changed from themes to colors: Basically it allows for easy install and all themes are automatically available to Vims And for completion, here is another repo which contains another theme for reference. If you would like, im happy to provide an update to the readme using a plugin manager or two, as well as the change of folder in a pull request? Or just updating the folder to "colors" will effectively make this git repo vim ready for themes 😄 To confirm, no register function or anything needs to be called, the repos code as it stands is fine! Cheers |
That's perfect! Thank you very much. :) No need for a PR, there's a build process so I'll fix that up, but you've been awesome! I'll fix this shortly. |
That should be better now! Thanks for your support. :) |
If we move the folder from themes to colors, they will automatically be available to vim via :colorschemes .
My use case is im using plug, and upon installing no themes were present until the above change was made.
Also as a minor, the name or the repo (vim), doesn't look too great in a folder managed by a plugin manager, maybe something like rainglow-vim would be better suited?
If you want any pull requests or anything, please feel free to let me know.
Ta
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