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Vim Plugins

Prefixes

  • <Space> - Leader
  • \ - Local Leader
  • : - Command

Color Scheme

gruvbox - Color scheme.

Text Objects

  • i,, a,, ia, aa - An argument in a list of arguments surrounded by braces and commas. (provided by vim-swap)
  • il, al - The current line (provided by vim-textobj-line).
  • ie, ae - The entire content of the current buffer (provided by vim-textobj-entire).
  • i%, a% - Any block text objects (provided by match-up)
  • ii, ai, iI, aI - An Indentation level and line above/below (provided by vim-indent-object)
  • ib, ab, is, as - Search and select a sandwiched text automatically or with query (provided by vim-sandwich)

Go

  • if, af - Function text objects (provided by vim-go)
  • ic, ac - Comment text objects (provided by vim-go)

Shortcuts

  • <Ctrl-j>, <Ctrl-k> - Move lines in normal and visual mode.
  • <Leader>y, <Leader>Y, <Leader>p, <Leader>P - Copy to and paste from system clipboard.
  • <Leader>w - Fast saving.
  • <Leader>o - Close all other windows but the current window.
  • <Leader>O - Close all other tabs but the current tab.
  • <Leader>q - Quit the current window.
  • <Leader>Q - Close the current tab.
  • <Leader>x - Close the quickfix window.
  • :CC - Toggle color column.
  • :CD - Change directory of the current file.

Tabs

  • <Leader># - Switch tab by #.

Terminal

  • :T - Open terminal in current window
  • :TT - Open terminal in new tab
  • :TS - Open terminal in horizontal
  • :TV - Open terminal in vertical

Plugins

vim-matchup

  • %, g%, [%', ']%, z% - Better % motions.

splitjoin.vim

  • gS - to split a one-liner into multiple lines
  • gJ - (with the cursor on the first line of a block) to join a block into a single-line statement.

vim-swap (:help swap.txt)

  • g<, g> - swaps the item under the cursor with the former/latter item.
  • gs - works more interactive. It starts "swap mode". In the mode, use h/l to swap items, j/k to choose item, numbers 1 ~ 9 to select nth item, u/<C-r> to undo/redo, and as you know <Esc> to exit "swap mode". In |linewise-visual| and |blockwise-visual| mode, this plugin always swaps in each line.

vim-expand-region

  • +, _ - Expand and shrink the visual selection.

vim-sensible

  • <Ctrl-l> - Clear highlighted text in normal mode

vim-sandwich

  • sa{motion}{surround_char} - Add surrounding, e.g.: saiw(
  • sd{surround_char} - Delete surrounding, e.g.: dst
  • sr{target_char}{surround_char} - Change surrounding, , e.g.: sr'"
  • sdb, srb - Searchs a set of surrounding automatically.
  • <LocalLeader>s, <LocalLeader>S - Quick surround word or WORD.

vim-abolish

  • crm - Convert to MixedCase
  • crc - Convert to camelCase
  • crs - Convert to snake_case
  • cru - Convert to UPPER_CASE
  • cr-, cr., cr<Space>, crt - dash-case (cr-), dot.case (cr.), space case (cr<Space>), and Title Case (crt).
  • :S/p1/p2/g - Preserve case substitute

vim-easy-align

  • ga{motion} - Easy align in normal mode.
  • ga - Easy align in visual mode.

vim-ReplaceWithRegister

  • gr{motion} - Replace {motion} text with the contents of the unnamed register.
  • grr - Replace line with the contents of the unnamed register.
  • {Visual}gr - Replace the selection with the contents of the unnamed register.

vim-commentary

  • gc{motion} comment out the target of a motion
  • gcc - comment out a line (takes a count)
  • gc - in visual mode to comment out the selection,
  • Commentary use it as a command, either with a range like :7,17Commentary, or as part of a :global invocation like with :g/TODO/Commentary.

vim-unimpaired

  • [b, ]b, [B, ]B Buffers(bp, bn, bfirst, blast)
  • [q, ]q, [Q, ]Q Quickfix
  • [u, ]u, [x, ]x, [y, ]y - url/xml/cstring encode and decode
  • [<Space>, ]<Space> - new line above/below
  • [e, ]e - exchange line above/below
  • [c, ]c - Quick jumping between blocks of changed lines (prodivded by gitgutter)

ultisnips

  • <Tab>, <Shift-Tab> - Expand auto completion and ultisnips, jump forward and backword.
  • <Ctrl-l> - Show all snippet list in insert mode.

auto-pairs

  • <Alt-a> - Toggle auto pairs
  • <Alt-e> - Fast Wrap
  • <Alt-l> - Jump to next closed pair

vim-rsi

  • <Ctrl-a> - Go to beginning of line.
  • <Ctrl-b> - Go backwards one character.
  • <Ctrl-d> - Delete character in front of cursor.
  • <Ctrl-e> - Go to end of line.
  • <Ctrl-f> - Move forward one character.
  • <Ctrl-t> - Transpose two characters.
  • <Alt-BS> - Delete backward one word.
  • <Alt-b> - Go backwards one word.
  • <Alt-d> - Delete forwards one word.
  • <Alt-f> - Go forwards one word.
  • <Alt-p>, <Alt-n> - Up down

GB

  • :GB - Gblame.

vim-mundo

  • :UT - Undo tree toggle.

fzf.vim

  • <Ctrl-p> - Show fzf window for git project files.
  • <Ctrl-t>, <Ctrl-x>, <Ctrl-v> - Open the file in tab, split, vsplit.
  • <Leader>/ - Rg

Commands

  • :Files [PATH] - Files (runs $FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND if defined)
  • :GFiles [OPTS] - Git files (git ls-files)
  • :GFiles? - Git files (git status)
  • :Buffers - Open buffers
  • :Rg [PATTERN] - rg search result (ALT-A to select all, ALT-D to deselect all)
  • :Lines [QUERY] - Lines in loaded buffers
  • :BLines [QUERY] - Lines in the current buffer
  • :Tags [QUERY] - Tags in the project (ctags -R)
  • :BTags [QUERY] - Tags in the current buffer
  • :Marks - Marks
  • :Windows - Windows
  • :Locate PATTERN - locate command output
  • :History - v:oldfiles and open buffers
  • :History: - Command history
  • :History/ - Search history
  • :Snippets - Snippets (UltiSnips)
  • :Commits - Git commits (requires fugitive.vim)
  • :BCommits - Git commits for the current buffer
  • :Commands - Commands
  • :Maps - Normal mode mappings
  • :Helptags - Help tags 1
  • :Filetypes - File types

vinegar

  • - - Open netrw directory brower.
  • gh - Toggle dot file hiding.
  • ., ! - Pre-populate the file at the end of a : or :! command line.
  • y - Yank an absolute path for the file under the cursor.
  • ~ - Go home.
  • <Ctrl-^>, <Ctrl-6> - switching back to the previous buffer from the netrw buffer.

open-browser

  • gx - Open URI with browser

toolbox

  • gk - search stardict for the word under cursor or the current visual selection.
  • gK - search goldendict for the word under cursor or the current visual selection.
  • gZ - search zeal for the word under cursor or the current visual selection.
  • :SD, :GD, :Z - stardict & goldendict, zeal command

vim-go

  • <Ctrl-g> - Go to declare directory.
  • <Leader>b - go-build or go-test
  • <Leader>r - go-run
  • <Leader>R - go-debug-start
  • <Leader>t - go-test
  • <Leader>T - go-debug-test
  • <Leader>n - go-test-func
  • <Leader>i - go-info
  • <Leader>e - go-diagnostics
  • <Leader>ci - go-imports
  • <Leader>cn - go-rename
  • <Leader>ce - go-iferr
  • <Leader>cI - GoImpl
  • <Leader>gi - go-implements
  • <Leader>gr - go-referrers
  • <Leader>gs - go-def-split
  • <Leader>gv - go-def-vertical
  • <Leader>gt - go-def-tab
  • <Leader>gx - go-doc-browser
  • :A, :AS, :AV, :AT - go-alternate-switch
  • :GO <pkg> - go package decls

Debug

  • <F5> - :GoDebugContinue, Continue execution until breakpoint or program termination.
  • <F9> - :GoDebugBreakpoint, Toggle breakpoint for the [linenr].
  • <F10> - :GoDebugNext, Advance execution by one line.
  • <F11> - :GoDebugStep, Advance execution by one step, stopping at the next line of code that will be executed.
  • <F6> - :GoDebugPrint, Print the result of a Go expression.
  • :GoDebugStop, :GoDebugRestart, :GoDebugStepOut, :GoDebugSet

rust

  • <Leader>b - build
  • <Leader>r - run
  • <Leader>t - test
  • <Leader>e - check
  • <Leader>ca - code action
  • <Leader>ci - imports
  • <Leader>cn - rename
  • <Leader>gi - go to implementation
  • <Leader>gr - find references
  • <Leader>gs - go to definition in split
  • <Leader>gv - go to definition in vsplit
  • <Leader>gt - go to definition in tab
  • <Leader>gx - open doc in browser

markdown

  • gx - open link
  • ge - open file

Leader

  • y, p, a, q, o, w, s, ], /, * - reserved for vim enhancement.
  • <Leader>f - files related.
  • <Leader>g - goto, jump, open in buffer, window, tab.
  • <Leader>t - tab, terminal, tools, test. toggle
  • <Leader>r - run.
  • <Leader>b - build.
  • <Leader>i - info.
  • <Leader>c - code, change.
  • <Leader>d - dig, data, find. display in quickfix window.
  • <Leader>z - zeal.
  • <Leader>s - substitute, surround
  • <Leader>e - error, examine, execute.

TODO

  • Don't use a map when a command will do. Vim doesn't even have a map for :write.
  • Don't prompt for things. Vim prompts in only a handful of scenarios (e.g. overwriting a changed file) and never asks multiple questions in a row.
  • cd cg cm co cp cq cu cv cx cy cz
  • dc dg dm dq dr du dv dx dy dz
  • gb gl gs gy
  • vc vd vm vo vp vq vr vs vu vv vx vy vz
  • yc yd ym yo yp yq yr ys yu yv yx yz
  • zp zq zy
  • <Leader>m - make, move, management.
  • <Leader>l - lint.
  • <Leader>k - kill.
  • <Leader>j - jump.
  • <Leader>n - navigation.
  • <Leader>v - reverse
  • <Leader>h - help
  • <Leader>u - usage