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https://github.com/srushti/vim-get

Vim setup with special focus on Ruby/Rails development, with the ability to quickly get latest on all your plugins.
https://github.com/srushti/vim-get

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Vim setup with special focus on Ruby/Rails development, with the ability to quickly get latest on all your plugins.

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# Ruby/Rails based vimfiles and installer



With the support for ruby, git, rvm, rails, rspec and so on.



## Requirements



Vim 7.3 or better

Tested on MacOS and Linux



Introduction to Vim: http://blog.interlinked.org/tutorials/vim_tutorial.html



## Quick Install



	curl https://raw.github.com/srushti/vim-get/master/install.sh -o - | sh



If you want to add another plugin, just edit the plugins.yml file and add the name & url of the source control of the plugin.



## Basic Mappings



The leader is mapped to `,`



**`Esc` is mapped to `jj`**



### In Normal mode (`Esc` or `jj`)



`,w`     - Save all buffers and place the cursor back to sameplace.



`,W`     - Save all buffers and place the cursor back to sameplace.



`,n`     - File browser (NerdTree Toggle)



`,/`     - File browser (NERDTree Find)



`Space`  - Page Down



`Shift + Space`  - Page Down



`Ctrl + Shift + Right` - Goto Next buffer



`Ctrl + Shift + Left` - Goto Previous buffer



`,a`     - Search in files (Ack)



`,f`     - Search open buffers (Fuzzy Finder like Textmate)



`,d`     - close buffer



`,D`     - close all buffers



`,u`     - GUI Undo history (GUndo) (Needs Python version more than 2.4v)



`,,`     - Toggle between last two buffers



### Open/Edit files



`,ew`   - Open/Edit file in the current directory



`,es`   - Open/Edit file in **HORIZONTAL SPLIT**



`,ev`   - Open/Edit file in **VERTICAL SPLIT**



`,et`   - Open/Edit file in **NEW TAB**



### Execute Ruby Specs



`,s`     - Run one spec under the cursor



`,S`     - Run all specs in the current file



`,-`     - Rerun last rake command (most likely the last run spec)



### In Insert mode (`i`)



`jj` - Back to normal mode(or ESC) #



`uu` - Replaces with the charecter `-`



`hh` - Replaces with the charecter `=>`



`aa` - Replaces with the charecter `@`



`` - auto complete or expand snippet



See `.vimrc` for more.



## Plugins



### ruby (`F5`)



`F5` Executes the current file.



### rails



*So many* good stuff - get to know this plugin!



`,m`     - Jump to model



`,v`     - Jump to view



`,c`     - Jump to controller



#### Test Ruby Specs



`,s`     - Performs `.Rake` from rails plugin => normal `.rake`



`,S`     - Performs `Rake` from rails plugin => normal `rake`



`,-`     - Perform `Rake -` from rails plugin => normal `rake -`



`:help rails`



### coffee-script



CoffeeScript support



    `:CoffeeCompile watch` show compiled js in split



https://github.com/kchmck/vim-coffee-script



### ruby-block



Provides text-objects for Ruby blocks



    `var` (visual around Ruby)



    `vir` (visual inner Ruby)



    `ar` / `ir` (expand/contract selection)



    `cir` (change inner Ruby)



    `dar` (delete around Ruby)



http://vimcasts.org/blog/2010/12/a-text-object-for-ruby-blocks/



### sparkup (`ctrl+e`)



Expand CSS selectors `div.event` in to markup `
`



http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/general/quick-tip-even-quicker-markup-with-sparkup/



### fugitive



Git integration



`,gd`    - Git diff



`,gs`    - Git status press `-` to stage file



`,gw`    - Git write



`,ga`    - Git add



`,gb`    - Git blame



`,gco`   - Git checkout



`,gci`   - Git commit



`,gm`    - Git move



`,gr`    - Git remove



`:help fugitive`



http://vimcasts.org/episodes/fugitive-vim---a-complement-to-command-line-git/



### snippets usage (`TAB`)



Snippets, press `TAB` to expand



Examples (in a Ruby file):



`def`



`.each`



`.eado`



`ife`



### gundo (`,u`)



Navigate changes history tree



http://vimcasts.org/episodes/undo-branching-and-gundo-vim/



### conque



Terminal/Interactive programs



`:Conque zsh`



`:Conque ls`



Note you can also drop back to the terminal using Ctrl+Z, to get

back to Vim with `%1`. This is not a feature of Conque.



### yankring



Shows history of yanked (copied) text



Pressing `ctrl + p` will also cycle through paste history



### ack (`,a`)



Search project for text (aka find in files)



`,a word`



`,a "some words"`



### nerdtree (`,n`)



Project file browser



`,n` opens file browser



`o` / `x` open and close files/folders



`m` menu to move/delete/copy files/folders



`?` Help



I use nerdtree for creating or moving files, but find command-t quicker for

opening files.



### surround (`ys`/`cs`/`ds`)



Allows adding/removing/changing of surroundings



I would highly recommend getting to know this plugin, it is very useful.

Especially when you grok text objects.



*Characters*



`ysiw)`    - surround inner word with `()`



`ysiw(`    - surround inner word with `(  )`



In the above example `iw` can be replaced with any text object or motion.



If you find yourself manually adding surroundings, stop and work out the

correct text object or motion.



`cs"'`     - change surrounding from `"` to `'`



`ds`       - delete surrounding



### Install these vimfiles manually



Note: You will already have a `~/.vim` folder, either delete or move it.



	cp -r ~/.vim ~/.vim.old 2>/dev/null

	rm -fr ~/.vim 2>/dev/null

	rm -f ~/.vimrc 2>/dev/null

	git clone https://github.com/srushti/vim-get.git ~/.vim && cd ~/.vim && rake update



or run:



    curl https://raw.github.com/ravidsrk/vim-get/master/install.sh -o - | sh



#### To update to the latest vimfiles



    cd ~/.vim

    rake preinstall



#### Install Dependacies



*MacOS*



    brew install ack

    brew install ctags



Note: MacOS comes with the BSD version of ctags which is not compatible.



*Ubuntu*



    sudo apt-get install exuberant-ctags

    sudo apt-get install ack-grep

    sudo ln -s /usr/bin/ack-grep /usr/local/bin/ack