vim supports a lot of things by default! pe sprinkles on filetype detection autocommands and minimal extensions to facilitate an efficient development experience. including parinfer for easy scheming.

filetype-specific plugins are loaded and configured using ftplugin files and packadd.

elm ⋄ bqn ⋄ vue ⋄ js ⋄ ts ⋄ rc ⋄ json ⋄ scheme ⋄ lisp ⋄ gmi ⋄ tal ⋄ ish ⋄ tbtl ⋄ svelte ⋄ scad ⋄ forth

ALE ⋄ autoformat

both work with what's in your $PATH. make sure that's in order before use.

typically used together with tmux ^^

install

mkdir ~/.vim && cd ~/.vim
fossil open https://src.ix.cyb.red/pe-vim
[sudo] python3 -m pip install isort[requirements,pipfile]
[sudo] apk add py3-isort
# cat together any inputrc files you like
find pack -iname inputrc

if you have vim open somewhere you can :so ~/.vim/vimrc to load the new config or restart your computer.

update

cd ~/.vim && fossil pull

hints

TODO leave some notes on how to enable ALE features for the supported environments.

" expand the hint
:ALEDetail
" is your friend
:set keymap=bqn

nvim interop

install as usual and drop this snippet into your nvim config!

-- ~/.config/nvim/init.lua
vim.cmd('set runtimepath^=~/.vim runtimepath+=~/.vim/after')
vim.o.packpath = vim.o.runtimepath
vim.cmd('source ~/.vim/vimrc')

license

check pack/pe for third party scripts and their license terms (bsd/mit/public domain). pe/vim scripts long enough to copyright are chaotic software