Giovanni Bassi's vim and nvim files

Main repo: codeberg.org/giggio/vimfiles

These are my personal vim and nvim files. These are personal, if you want to use it, do it with care. Read the whole thing!

I am using Vim both on Ubuntu and Windows. Right now there are some nice bundles, like NERDTree. I use Vim mostly for script editing in general.

Installation instructions

Linux

Vim:

git clone --recursive https://codeberg.org/giggio/vimfiles.git ~/.vim
echo "source ~/.vim/init.vim" > ~/.vimrc

Neovim:

# either clone directory to nvim config dir
git clone --recursive https://codeberg.org/giggio/vimfiles.git ~/.config/nvim/
# or symlink this directory to ~/.config/nvim
ln -s /path/to/your/clone ~/.config/nvim/
# sharing with the vim directory, it would be:
ln -s $HOME/.vim ~/.config/nvim/

Windows (PowerShell Core)

Vim:

git clone --recursive https://codeberg.org/giggio/vimfiles.git ~/.vim
# or git clone --recursive git@codeberg.org:giggio/vimfiles.git ~/.vim
# I'm using scoop to install Python, adapt at your will:
Set-Content -NoNewline -Path ~/_vimrc -Value "let `$PYTHONHOME = '$env:USERPROFILE\scoop\apps\python\current\'`nsource $($($env:USERPROFILE).Replace('\', '/'))/.vim/init.vim`n"

Neovim:

# TBD

Notes on Windows' version: The normal Vim home (runtimepath) would be at ~/vimfiles, but this is changed to ~/.vim so that Linux and Windows work the same way.

Contributing

Questions, comments, bug reports, and pull requests are all welcome. Submit them at the project on Codeberg.

Bug reports that include steps-to-reproduce (including code) are the best. Even better, make them in the form of pull requests. Pull requests on Github will probably be ignored, so avoid them.

Author

Giovanni Bassi

License

Licensed under the MIT license.