hauleth
How I configure Vim to work with Elixir without much clutter
Some time ago someone suggested me to write article about how I have configured my Vim to work with Elixir, now there it is:
https://medium.com/@hauleth/dumb-elixir-visual-and-improved-editor-53c23a0800e4
Comments are welcome.
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jdumont
Just wanted to say thank you. I’ll be digging into this more over the next few days. I recently tried to spruce up my Vim config and get a better workflow going as I realised that I was doing a lot of tasks very mechanically or have got stuck in a rut doing things a certain way that’s less than optimal.
I had a look around for some direction but didn’t find much Elixir specific advice, so your post is very timely and very welcome!
cnck1387
I use https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug.
The author has a lot of great plugins, plus the name is plug. How can you not like that?!
What’s nice is you can install and remove plugins really easily but when it comes to updating, you can choose which commits to deny (you get a full changelog of commits for each plugin once the update command finishes running). Also if you do nothing, it just accepts them all (which is what I do 99.9% of the time).
hauleth
Remember, kids… Pandajail is where pandas are sent when you use someone else’s dotfiles .
Spacemacs is just set of dotfiles that is created by other people. Your configuration should be yours and yours only. So in general you can count me as a human that do not like neither Spacemacs nor SpaceVim.
This is one of the reason. Another reason is that I started using Vim years ago (~7 I think) and it just fitted me and I do not see any reason to change it.
hauleth
I do not use TMux since I moved all my “multiplexing” into NeoVim terminals.
hauleth
This one very much suits into rule:
Do not use other people’s dotfiles.
I just generated one and it is so much full of clutter that I cannot even. The minimal configuration for Vim and NeoVim for Elixir:
git clone https://github.com/elixir-editors/vim-elixir ~/.local/share/pack/elixir/start/elixir
touch ~/.config/nvim/init.vim
cat ~/.vimrc <<EOF
let s:config_dir = exists('$XDG_CONFIG_DIR') ? $XDG_CONFIG_DIR : $HOME . '/.config'
let s:data_dir = exists('$XDG_DATA_HOME') ? $XDG_DATA_HOME : $HOME . '/.local/share'
exec 'set runtimepath^='.s:config_dir.'/nvim,'.s:data_dir.'/nvim/site'
exec 'set packpath^='.s:data_dir.'/nvim/site'
syntax on
filetype plugin indent on
set laststatus=2
set wildmenu
runtime init.vim
EOF
And everything is there. Anything more should be added only if you know what you are doing.







