vim-plug-config

Manage the configs for each vim-plugged plugin in a separate file.

Requirements

• vim-plug

What it does

• Automatically load configs for each plugin.
• Help you manage the config files of the plugins.

Installation

Plug 'Song-Tianxiang/vim-plug-config'

You'd better add this as the first plugin in your plug list to prevent setting configs for other plugins after they are loaded.

Alternatively, you can load the configs on the VimEnter event:

g:plug_config_autoload = false
autocmd VimEnter * PlugLoadAll

Commands

• PlugLoad <plug-name>: Load the config of <plug-name>. Use TAB to help you complete.
• PlugLoadAll: Load the configs of all plugged plugins. By default, it is executed when vim-plug-config is loaded.
• PlugConfig <plug-name>: Edit the config of <plug-name>. Use TAB to help you complete.
• FZFPlugConfig: FZF search <plug-name> to edit config file.

Configs

Note: These variables shouldn't be set in the plug-config file of vim-plug-config itself. i.e. you need to set them in your vimrc.

g:plug_config_autoload

• Default: true
• Whether to auto-load all configs at startup.

g:plug_config_dir

• Default: ~/.vim/plug-config

g:plug_config_edit_command

• Default: edit
• The command used to edit the config file. e.g. edit, split, vsplit, tabnew.

g:plug_config_fzf

• Default: false
• Whether enable fzf integration :FZFPlugConfig. FZF needed.

Modifications

• Vim9 Only: This plugin currently supports Vim9, with all Lua and NeoVim-related content removed. If you are a NeoVim user, you might be interested in vim-plug-config and lazy.nvim.
• Different: Add command completion to PlugConfig and PlugLoad, removed PlugConfigEditUnderCuror.

Credits

This plugin is developed based on vim-plug-config, originally created by Yufan You.