A simple vim configuration package for beginners!
Ideal for 42 school students, but not only!
- vim-42header
- vim-airline
- vim-monokai
- vim-plug
- vim-snippets
- Colorizer
- NERDTree
- Syntastic
- UltiSnips
- 💾 - If you want to keep your current vim configuration, backup your files first!
Use the following command in a terminal:
make install⚠️ - Make sure you don't already have a vim configuration before installation
Or use this one to delete any vim configuration before install:
make reThe package can be removed with:
make clean42 Header can be added to your files by pressing F2.
Username and mail can be edited in your ~/.vimrc (Section <Plugins config>).
Another simple solution is to use arguments with make by using variables during installation:
make install USER="username" UMAIL="user" DOMAIN="domain"
# Set header username to "username" and email address to "user@domain"
make install USER="username"
# Set header username to "username" and email address to "[email protected]"
make install UMAIL="user"
# Set header username to $USER and email address to "[email protected]"UMAIL variable takes $USER content by default
DOMAIN variable is set to "student.42.fr" by default
Crush your damn Tab key! For example, if you type in a C file:
if|And then you press Tab, it'll load a snippet and move your cursor in the condition field:
if (|)
{
}Now you can add a condition:
if (1 && 0|)
{
}Press Tab again to move your cursor to the next field (inside brackets in this case):
if (1 && 0)
{
|
}It works with:
- if -> if Tab
- else -> else Tab
- while -> while Tab
and especially for C/C++ files:
- include -> inc Tab
- main -> main Tab (with arguments) or mainn Tab (without arguments)
... and more!
Colorizer allows detection of text that contains a RGB or RGBa color by coloring its background
See the documentation for more details.
Press Ctrl+n inside vim to open/close NERDTree.
NERDTree is shown by default if you start vim with a directory as argument.
Press F3 to fold/unfold your code.
Very handy with huge files!
monokai, which has been slightly modified, is the current colorscheme used and airline-theme is set to dark.
Some adjustments have been made in the vim configuration file to make vim more pleasant and convenient to use!
Current version is 0.2.1-pre
Changelog can be seen here