Take a look at init.vim
, PlugFile.vim
, and files within the config
folder. This configuration also works great with neovim.
Main features:
- Does not overwrite vim's default mappings. This is lame!
- Supports lots of languages, especially Ruby, Elixir, JavaScript and Python
Usable right off the bat, just clone the repo and fire setup.sh.
$ git clone https://github.com/thiagoa/dotvim.git ~/.vim
$ ~/.vim/setup.sh
$ touch ~/.vimrc.local
$ touch ~/.gvimrc.local