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Vimconf 2022
The pitch #
Extending vim does not need to be complicated and can be done using cli tools that you might already be comfortable with. Examples, setting up codeformatters with autocmds, using lf/ranger as a tui file manager, generating new files using a template framework like cookiecutter/copier/yeoman, using ag to populate your quickfix.
run a command #
vimconf!!<esc>!!figlet
formatters #
local settings = require'waylonwalker.settings' M.waylonwalker_augroup = augroup('waylonwalker', { clear = true }) M.format_python = function() if settings.auto_format.python then vim.cmd('silent execute "%!tidy-imports --black --quiet --replace-star-imports --replace --add-missing --remove-unused " . bufname("%")') vim.cmd('silent execute "%!isort " . bufname("%")') vim.cmd('silent execute "%!black " . bufname("%")') end end autocmd({ "BufWritePost" }, { group=M.waylonwalker_augroup, pattern = { "*.py" }, callback = M.format_python, })
File Navigation #
vim.keymap.set('n', 'geit', '<cmd>terminal markata list --map path --filter \'"til" in path\' --fast --no-pager<cr>')
vim.keymap.set('n', 'geit', '<cmd>Telescope find_files find_command=markata,list,--map,path,--filter,date==today,--fast<cr>')
vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>ee', '<cmd>vertical terminal lf<cr>')
FloatTerm #
vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader><leader>w', '<cmd>FloatermNew waylonwalker<cr>') vim.g['floaterm_opener'] = 'vsplit' vim.keymap.set('n', 'gee', '<cmd>FloatermNew lf<cr>')
vimgrep over hidden files #
I know all the files that I care to search for are called build.yml, and they are in a hidden directory.
:args `fd -H build.yml` :vimgrep /upload docs/ ##
Once opened as a buffer by using args, and a handy fd command I can vimgrep
over all the open buffers using ##
Open buffers are represented by ##
Now I can just dap and :cnext my way through the list of changes that I
have, and know that I hit every one of them when I am at the end of my list.
And can double check this in about 10s by scrolling back through the quickfix
list.