My minimal vimrc

This is a simple and minimal vim configuration that I use. Honestly, I don't know why I made this. No one's gonna read this... but if you reached here, thank you for your time.

Anyways, I'll be switching to NeoVim very soon, so I just wanted to start with Vim first.

Low-key features this vimrc offers

• Colorschemes: Gruvbox, Tender (Tender is my personal fav)

• LSP features:

  • Provides LSP support for C/C++, Java, Python, JS/TS, shell and some other languages as well...
  • Autocompletion with snippets.
  • Go-to-definition, find references, hover docs
  • Diagnostics (errors & warnings) from language servers.

• NERDTree for file navigation

• Custom status line with Git branch display / lightline.vim for a clean and lightweight statusline.

• Convenient key mappings for faster editing

• fzf for fuzzy file and text search

• vim-matchup for matching parentheses + vim-closer for auto-closing brackets.

• The most powerful of all : UNDO TREES (which your VSCode can't, huh ;)

It uses vim-plug for managing plugins.

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What does it look like??

You can use a different colorscheme from here : list of vim colorschemes

1. Gruvbox

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2. Tender

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If you ever consider trying it out

Just make sure you have

• Node.js (>= 16.18.0)
• fzf (for fuzzy finding)
• Vim (of course)
• Python3 (for undo-tree)
• Also, this vimrc works best if you use any Nerd Font (if you don't, this setup will install it for ya :)

Setting it up

1. Clone this repo

git clone --depth=1  https://github.com/hazraChandrima/vimrc.git
cd vimrc/

2. Run the setup script

./setup.sh

That's all it takes...

Key Mappings (you may change 'em if you want)

Mapping	Action
jj	Exit insert mode
<leader>\	Jump back to the last cursor position
<leader>p	Print current file to default printer
<space>	Acts as : in command mode
o / O	Open a new line below/above and return to normal mode
n / N	Move to next/previous search result and center the cursor
Y	Yank from cursor to the end of the line
<F2>	Toggle Mundo (undo tree)
<F3>	Toggle NERDTree
<F5>	Save and run current Python file
Ctrl+j/k/h/l	Navigate between split windows
Ctrl+Arrow Keys	Resize split windows
Ctrl+p	Open fzf and fuzzy search files in the current directory
<C-f> / <C-b>	Scroll inside coc.nvim floating docs/popups

If something goes wrong

It would be a shame. But the good news is, you're smart enough to fix it.

Jokes aside, you may reach out to me via hazrachandrima6@gmail.com