Fishy Vim Configuration

Portable neovim configuration tailored for my needs.

• Lua - Plugins and configuration should be in lua which is significantly faster than vimscript and way nicer IMO.
• Use Vim's language - Most of the plugins I use extend vim's natural language - adding targets and motions that can be repeated. Motions include commenting and sorting. Targets include classes, methods, urls, indents, lines and more.
• Modular config - Each config file should be loadable without the others and can be hacked on individually.
• Evolution - I'm constantly improving/speeding up/learning new convenient ways of having a better workflow.
• Speed - I always try to have the least number of keystrokes to achieve what I need.

• neovim
• nodejs
• ruby
• python

git clone http://github.com/willfish/vimrc.git ~/<path/to/repos>
cd ~/path/to/repos/vimrc
./setup.sh

Now open vim and run :PackerInstall

• See init configuration file for initialisation and configuration I can't do without.
• See maps configuration file for normal, visual and terminal mode maps.
• See opts configuration file for changes to the out of the box configuration of neovim.
• See plugins for a list of installed plugins.
• See advanced for plugin configuration.

I'm part way through a migration to 100% lua and still have a vimrc of to-be-migrated vimscript.

A list of commands that I find useful and that it is worth you being aware of.

NB: <leader> is defined as , (comma).

• jk: goes to normal mode from insert and terminal modes.
• <leader>sv: Source all vim configuration files.
• <leader>ev: Edit the init vim configuration script.
• <leader>evi: Edit the init lua configuration script (soon to replace ev).
• <leader>evm: Edit the maps lua configuration script.
• <leader>evp: Edit the plugin lua configuration script.
• <leader>eva: Edit the advanced lua configuration script.
• <leader>v: vertical split
• <ctrl>f: opens project wide file search
• <ctrl>g: opens project wide word search
• <leader>n: toggles file tree
• <leader>x: Run tests nearest to the cursor in the current file.
• <leader>t: Run tests in current file.
• <leader>r: Run all tests in current project.
• <leader>e: Run last invocation of tests (nearest, current file, all).
• <leader>l: Switch to last ran test file.