Clone this repository:

git clone http:https://github.com/rkruk/neovim-dotfiles.git ~/.vim. cd ~/.vim.

Install it:

Run: scripts/setup.

And enjoy it! :)

• NeoVim

Prior to install you must run a few things. Make sure you have Neovim installed:

emerge -av app-editors/neovim

A "live" ebuild can be found in yngwin's developer overlay. For instructions on how to install the Python modules, see :help provider-python.

Here's a list of plugins that require further installation or have dependencies.

• Jellybeans A colorful, dark color scheme for Vim.

cd .vim && mkdir colors && cd colors && wget http:https://www.vim.org/scripts/download_script.php?src_id=17225

Or you can use Solarized Theme like I do for everything.

• Fugitive Requires Git (ofc though) to be installed.

  On Funtoo you have git already installed at this point.. On Gentoo just do:

  emerge --ask dev-vcs/git

  and fill your git basic details:

  git config --global user.email "<[email protected]>"

  git config --global user.name "<larry_the_cow>"

  More here.

• syntastic requires many different binaries installed depending on what filetypes you want it to check. Syntastic itself has rather relaxed requirements: it doesn't have any external dependencies, and it needs a version of Vim compiled with a few common features: autocmd, eval, file_in_path, modify_fname, quickfix, reltime, and user_commands .

  See the FAQ for more information.

• Ag.vim requires The Silver Searcher to be installed. For Funtoo and Gentoo Linux systems - it is already in the repository:

  emerge -av the_silver_searcher

• Source Code for Powerline the custom font I'm using for vim-airline.

  Download Source Code files from SourceCodePro Repo and copy them to .fonts directory in your /home directory.

• CtrlP C Matching Extension requires compilation. More details in its readme.

  First, make sure that Python header files are installed on your system (you should have them on Gentoo/Funtoo already). And get extension files from ctrlp repo Copy it to the: ~/.vim/bundle/ directory.

  Then run the installation script:

  cd ~/.vim/bundle/ctrlp-cmatcher

  ./install.sh

• underscore-cli for JSON formatting. To have it you must have nodejs and NPM installed.

Gentoo:

cat /etc/portage/package.keywords

=net-libs/nodejs-0.10.10 ~amd64

Funtoo somehow doesn't need that argument to have it working.

Install nodejs:

emerge -av nodejs

then do:

curl https://npmjs.org/install.sh | sh

Finally install underscore-cli with the little help of npm:

npm install -g underscore-cli

• Typing jk insert mode is equivalent to Escape.
• Pressing enter in normal mode saves the current buffer.

And many more. See mappings.vim and vundle_plugins for more.

Create a new .vim file with the same name as the plugin you'd like to install in vundle_plugins/custom. Then add the installation block. For example:

vundle_plugins/custom/vim-move.vim

if exists('g:vundle_installing_plugins')
  Plugin 'matze/vim-move.vim'
  finish
endif

let g:move_key_modifier = 'C'

This example installs vim-move.

I know.. a lot. But you won't even notice it rushing through all yours amazing files.

And Voila! Done.