My slick + opinionated .vimrc configuration file.

This Vim configuration comes in two flavors (branches):

• vanilla: a self-contained .vimrc configuration file.
• heavenly: everything present in vanilla + many plugins.

Plugin management is based on Tim Pope's pathogen.

List of plugins in the "heavenly" branch:

Colorschemes:

• badwolf
• molokai
• peaksea
• sahara
• solarized

Enhancements:

• abolish
• ack
• buffergator
• clam
• ctrlp
• easymotion
• easytags
• endwise
• fugitive
• gitv
• nerdcommenter
• nerdtree
• recover
• repeat
• signature
• sneak
• signify
• splice
• supertab
• surround
• tabular
• tagbar
• textobj-word-column
• undotree
• unimpaired
• vimux
• xolox-misc
• xolox-shell
• yankring
• zoomwin

Syntax:

• haml
• markdown

$ cd
$ rm -rf .vim
$ git clone https://github.com/gpakosz/.vim.git
$ ln -s .vim/.vimrc

For the heavenly branch:

$ cd .vim
$ git checkout heavenly
$ git submodule init && git submodule update

Installing this Vim configuration under Windows is similar to Linux, Mac and Cygwin: clone the Git repository in your Windows' user profile and then create a symbolic link using the Link Shell Extension tool.

If you want to adjust the configuration, create a .vimrc.local file in your home directory.

For the heavenly branch:

If you want to disable plugins, create a .pathogen_disabled file in your home and list plugins to be disabled (one plugin per line where plugin corresponds to the bundle/plugin directory).