Unlike most Vim configurations you find on the Internet, this one is modular: not a single giant vimrc file! May it help you journey the lands of Vim.

Branches

• The master branch is a bare bones template for anyone to start with.

• The config branch adds my personal configuration of standard Vim.

• The bundle branch adds my chosen bundles and their configuration.

Bundles

• **/*.get specify the URLs of Git repositories to clone for your bundles.

• bundle/*/ and ftbundle/*/*/ are your bundles, according to Unbundle.

Configuration

• config.vim activates your bundles and then loads your Vim configuration.

• config/**/*.vim is your Vim configuration, organized into files by topic.

• Vim 7.3 or newer

• Git 1.5 or newer

• POSIX shell

Backup your configuration:

mv ~/.vim ~/.vim.bak
mv ~/.vimrc ~/.vimrc.bak

Install this configuration:

git clone git://github.com/sunaku/.vim.git ~/.vim
ln -s ~/.vim/config.vim ~/.vimrc

Select a Git branch to use:

cd ~/.vim
git checkout master  # bare bones
git checkout config  # bare bones + my config
git checkout bundle  # bare bones + my config + my bundles

Install bundles from *.get files:

cd ~/.vim
sh bundle.sh

Add bundle from URL:

cd ~/.vim
sh addnew.sh URL

Add ftbundle for FILETYPE from URL:

cd ~/.vim
sh addnew.sh URL FILETYPE

Remove bundle called NAME (regexp):

cd ~/.vim
sh remove.sh NAME

Remove ftbundle for FILETYPE called NAME (regexp):

cd ~/.vim
sh remove.sh FILETYPE/NAME

List bundles and ftbundles that lack corresponding *.get files:

cd ~/.vim
sh zombie.sh

Lock a BUNDLE to a certain Git COMMIT to prevent it from being upgraded:

cd BUNDLE
git checkout COMMIT

Unlock a locked BUNDLE so that it can be upgraded again:

cd BUNDLE
git checkout master

Upgrade the configuration framework:

cd ~/.vim
sh rebase.sh

Upgrade bundles from *.get files:

cd ~/.vim
sh bundle.sh

Do all this periodically via crontab(1):

@daily cd ~/.vim && sh rebase.sh && sh bundle.sh