ibejohn818/neovim repository overview

⁠John Hardy's VIM

My personal VIM setup I've accumulated since around 2009 when vim became my default editor tool of choice.
I'd drive my car with vim motions if it were possible .....
Neovim w/pathogen is the current flavor of vim I'm using.
All of my plugins/lang-defs of choice are referenced as http(s) git-submodules ( http enableds fetching without needing SSH creds configured )
The local-setup.sh script will init+pull the submodules and link the directories and .vimrc file to the user in-scope and backup any files/paths it's replacing in ~/jch-vim-baks folder.
There is also a Docker container that bootstraps my setup and runs nvim. The nvim script will handle using this setup.

./nvim dir-or-file-to-edit

I like using my vim in Docker as it's portable ( as long as docker is installed ) and allows me to setup my env with all the tools/builder/etc I'm interested in using.
I'll usually create a separate branch for a more focused setup.
Right now the default config is more focused on python as that's what I find myself editing daily.
I hope this will serve as an example for somebody curious or enthusiastic about using vim as I've benefited much from the community and have stumbled accross things that I still use to this day.
Have a question? Feel free to reach me at my website https://johnchardy.com⁠

Thank you to all the people that have developed the plugins/lang-defs I use, your work is much appreciated

-JH
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