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Ruby/Rails centric vimfiles and installer

With a great colour scheme and support for auto-complete, git, rvm and sparkup.

Requirements

Vim 7.3 or better Tested on MacOS and Linux

Introduction to Vim: http://blog.interlinked.org/tutorials/vim_tutorial.html

Quick Install

curl https://raw.github.com/saks/vimfiles/master/bootstrap.sh -o - | sh

Basic Mappings

The leader is mapped to ,

In Normal mode (Esc or jj)

,p - File browser (NerdTree)

,f - Find in Files (Command-t)

Space - Search in buffer

,a - Search in files (Ack)

,b - Search open buffers (Fuzzy Finder)

,d - close buffer

,D - close all buffers

,Space - Remove search highlighting

,t - Show tags

// - Comment/uncomment (T-Comment)

F5 - Undo history (GUndo)

F6 - Auto format

Tab - Next buffer

Shift + Tab - Previous buffer

,, - Toggle between last two buffers

,m - Jump to model

,v - Jump to view

,gm - Find in app/models

,gc - Find in app/controller

,gv - Find in app/views

,gr - Open routes in split

,gg - Open Gemfile in split

,vir - Visual select inner Ruby block

,var - Visual select around Ruby block

In Insert mode (i)

jj - Back to normal mode

<tab> - auto complete or expand snippet

See .vimrc for more.

Plugins

rails

Lots of stuff

:Rmodel - jump to model

:Rview - jump to view

:help rails

ruby-block

Allow selecting of blocks of Ruby code

var (visual around Ruby)

vir (visual inner Ruby)

ar / ir (expand/contract selection)

http://vimcasts.org/blog/2010/12/a-text-object-for-ruby-blocks/

sparkup (ctrl+e)

Expand CSS selectors div.event in to markup <div class='event'></div>

http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/general/quick-tip-even-quicker-markup-with-sparkup/

fugitive

Git integration

Lots of stuff

:Gstatus and press - to stage file

http://vimcasts.org/episodes/fugitive-vim---a-complement-to-command-line-git/

:help fugitive

vim-rvm

Add RVM integration

command-t (,f)

Find files in your project with partial matches

,gf - find files in directory of current buffer

snipmate.vim (TAB)

Snippets, press TAB to expand

Examples (in a Ruby file):

def<tab>

.each<tab>

.eado<tab>

ife<tab>

gist.vim (:Gist)

Gist current file/selection

Requires setting GITHUB_TOKEN and GITHUB_USER Env's

gundo.vim (F5)

Navigate changes history tree

http://vimcasts.org/episodes/undo-branching-and-gundo-vim/

tabular

Align stuff

http://vimcasts.org/episodes/aligning-text-with-tabular-vim/

conque

Terminal/Interactive programs

:Conque zsh

:Conque ls

Note you can also drop back to the terminal using Ctrl+Z, to get back to Vim with %1. This is not a feature of Conque.

tcomment (//)

Comment/Uncomment stuff out

yankring

Shows history of yanked (copied) text

Pressing ctrl + p will also cycle through paste history

ack.vim (,a)

Search project for text (aka find in files)

,a word

,a "some words"

nerdtree (,p)

Project file browser

I would recommend for speed using Command-t instead

surround (ys/cs/ds)

Allows adding/removing/changing of surroundings

I would highly recommend getting to know this plugin, it is very useful. Especially when you grok text objects.

Characters

ysiw) - surround inner word with ()

ysiw( - surround inner word with ( )

In the above example iw can be replaced with any text object or motion.

If you find yourself manually adding surroundings, stop and work out the correct text object or motion.

cs"' - change surrounding from " to '

ds - delete surrounding

Tags

yss<p> - surround line in <p> tags

cst<div> - change surround tag to <div>

solarized

A colour scheme, both light and dark version

:set background=dark

:set background=light

fuzzyfinder (,b)

Find open buffer by path/filename

taglist (,l)

Lists method names, provide auto complete

Run ctags -R in project root to generate tags

vundle

Plugin manager and part of the reason why my vimfiles as so compact

INSTALLATION

Note: If you already have Vim installed ensure it has support for Ruby:

vim --version | grep ruby

You should see +ruby, if you see -ruby you need to reinstall Vim with Ruby support

Install Vim (if not already installed)

MacOS: MacVim / Vim

brew install macvim --override-system-vim --enable-clipboard

Add /usr/local/bin before /usr/bin in your $PATH so you use the version of vim installed by Homebrew, not the one that comes with MacOS.

By installing Vim in this way MacVim and regular Vim are exactly the same.

Ubuntu: gVim / Vim

Server

apt-get install vim-nox

Desktop

apt-get install vim-gnome

GNU/Linux from source

If you have an old GNU/Linux distro which does not have Vim 7.3 or better in its repos then install from source.

The configure options below leave out any GUI related features as I have only compiled Vim on a server.

Vim source is in a hg (Mercurial) repository so you need to install the hg client first, e.g. sudo apt-get install mercurial.

hg clone https://vim.googlecode.com/hg/ vim
cd vim/vim73
./configure
./configure --with-features=huge --enable-cscope --enable-pythoninterp --enable-rubyinterp --enable-perlinterp --enable-multibyte
make
sudo make install

This installs Vim to /usr/local/bin, check this is in your $PATH before /usr/bin which may contain an older system version of Vim.

Install these vimfiles

Note: You will already have a ~/.vim folder, either delete or move it.

mv ~/.vim ~/.vim.old
git clone https://github.com/krisleech/vimfiles ~/.vim
cd ~/.vim
rake install

or run:

curl https://raw.github.com/krisleech/vimfiles/master/bootstrap.sh -o - | sh

To update to the latest vimfiles

cd ~/.vim
rake update

Install Dependacies

MacOS

brew install ack
brew install ctags

Note: MacOS comes with the BSD version of ctags which is not compatible.

Ubuntu

sudo apt-get install exuberant-ctags
sudo apt-get install ack-grep
sudo ln -s /usr/bin/ack-grep /usr/local/bin/ack

Helpful Stuff

Acknowledgments