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# VIM
This repo contains my vim configuration, hope it will be useful for you.
## Installation
You will need `vim` and `git` to be able to use this configuration.
Normally if you run the `install.sh` script it will work, but if you have a problem, try to install vim plug and check if your problem is solved.
*This vim config is expected to be cloned into `.config/vim`*
```sh
git clone https://git.arka.rocks/Oxbian/vimrc.git $HOME/.config/vim
```
**Be careful the install.sh script remove everything in `$HOME/.vim` !**
```sh
curl -fLo ~/.vim/autoload/plug.vim --create-dirs \
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/junegunn/vim-plug/master/plug.vim
```
Oh and remove neovim, it make some problems with vim.
## Plugins
This config has just the necessary plugins installed:
### Themes
- [OneDark](https://github.com/joshdick/onedark.vim) onedark theme.
### Graphics utilities
- [Vim which key](https://github.com/liuchengxu/vim-which-key) show leader keybinds in a GUI.
- [Vim gitgutter](https://github.com/airblade/vim-gitgutter) to see diff between files with git.
- [Css color](https://github.com/ap/vim-css-color) preview css colors.
### LSP
- [CoC](https://github.com/neoclide/coc.nvim) a LSP plugin that work like VsCode LSP, and in Node (yeah I don't like it too but no choice...).
- [Vim Wakatime](https://github.com/wakatime/vim-wakatime) to have wakatime time tracking in vim.
## Command & keybinds
### General
- `<leader>hl` remove highlighting
#### Window
- `Ctrl+h` move to the left window,
- `Ctrl+j` move to the bottom window,
- `Ctrl+k` move to the upper window,
- `Ctrl+l` move to the right window,
#### Buffer
- `<leader>bd` close the current buffer,
- `<leader>ba` close all the buffers,
- `<leader>bn` go to the next buffer,
- `<leader>bp` go to the precedent buffer,
#### Tabs
- `<leader>tn` open a new tab,
- `<leader>to` close all other tabs,
- `<leader>tc` close current tab page,
- `<leader>tm` move the tab after another,
- `<leader>t<leader>` go to the next tab,
- `<leader>tl` toggle between this tab and the last accessed tab,
- `<leader>te` open a new tab with the current buffer,
#### Spell check
- `<leader>ss` toggle / untoggle spellchecking,
- `<leader>sn` go to the next word to spellcheck,
- `<leader>sp` go to the previous word to spellcheck,
- `<leader>sa` add a word into the dictionary,
- `<leader>s?` show the list of alternatives for the word,
More help at `:help spell`
### Treeview
For help, use `:help netrw`.
Keybinds:
- `Ctrl+f` open the treeview buffer at the left,
- `gh` show/hide hidden files,
- `gp` change permission of local file
- `I` show netrw banner,
- `j/k` movement,
- `-` go up one dir,
- `<enter>` go down one dir,
- `d` create a directory,
- `%` create a file,
- `R` rename/move a file,
- `D` delete a file
### Vim Gutter
For help, use `:help gitgutter`.
Keybinds:
- `<leader>hp` go to the previous hunk,
- `<leader>hn` go to the next hunk,
- `<leader>hP` to preview hunk,
- `<leader>hs` to stage hunk,
- `<leader>hu` to undo hunk,
- `<leader>ht` to toggle GitGutter.
Hunks are the difference between your file and the git file.
### LSP
For help, use `:help coc`.
Keybinds:
- `<leader>gd` go to the definition,
- `<leader>gn` go to the next diagnostic,
- `<leader>gp` go to the previous diagnostic,
- `<leader>gr` go to the reference,
- `<leader>gR` rename element,
- `<leader>gy` type definition,
- `<leader>gi` go to implementation,
- `<leader>gh` documentation,
- `<leader>gf` format document.
## Linters & fixers
### Python
For using python linters & fixers, you will need to setup a virtual env & install the linters & fixers.
```bash
python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install python-lsp-server[all]
```
## VM
To code on a virtual machine, I use sshfs, it just mount the system of the vm on my machine and tada!
```bash
sudo mkdir /mnt/vm
sudo sshfs -o allow_other -p 22 user@localhost:/home/user/ /mnt/vm/
```
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