* Uses vim-pandoc instead of pencil because it handles better the hard wrap. * Adds map binding to use hard or soft wrap and to enable or disable autoformat (vim-pandoc). * Adds configuration for specific text width and column lines for git commit messages. * Set spelllang to English for git commit messages. Co-Authored-by: Igor Milhit <igor@milhit@.ch> |
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README.md
My neovim setup
Having used neovim for a few month, with symlinks for the configuration and the plugins, I want to start a new setup.
Firstly, I don't use any more pathogen for the management of plugins, but vim-plug instead. To install vim-plug see the documentation.
Requirements
neovimgitnodejs,yarn
Installation
- clone the repository
- create a symlink
- start
neovim - install the plugins
- check the requirements
git clone <URL>
ln -s neovim .config/neovim
nvim
:PlugInstall
Requirements for the plugins used
For vim-colors-solarized, a symlink is needed:
cd $HOME/neovim/colors #or the dir. where you've clone this repository
ln -s ../plugged/vim-colors-solarized/colors/solarized.vim solarized.vim
For InstantRst, the python package instant-rst is needed. See the documentation.