Triton

Just in case

Only tested on macOS for now.

.vim folder is located in $XDG_DATA_HOME system variable (~/.local/share/vim by default) instead of ~/.vim

Want custom .vimrc location? ¹

Instalation

You have to have git installed and in PATH.

Clone repository.

Run install.sh.

Then delete repository.

LSP

This supports LSP via lsp plugin from yegappan. You have a template how do add LSP server in vimrc.

Remember that vimrc uses vim9script, so his README examples won't work, read doc/lsp.txt instead. Servers not mentioned in docs should work, you can use nvim-lspconfig for help. And don't forget about installing LSP server.

Plugin management

TODO: package groups

• :Packinstall <url> - for downloading the plugin. It will automatically be loaded. If you want manual control: ²
• :Packupdate - update all plugins. Any changes will be reverted(git reset --hard).
• :Packlist - list all plugins installed.
• :Packdelete <name> - removes plugin.
• :Packunload <name> - unloads plugin(but keeps it on drive)
• :Packload <name> - loads plugin back in

Keybindings

The leader key can be different depending on system. For me it's \. You can customise it in vimrc (var mapleader = 'key').

• <leader> + n - tree explorer
• <leader> + t - new tab
• <leader> + s - vertical split
• <Ctrl> + w - switch splits
• <Tab> - When completion window is visible, goes down in completion list
• <Shift-Tab> - When completion window is visible goes up in completion list
• :Template - load template if avaliable.

Features to turn on/off in vimrc

To turn on just paste function name to vimrc

• g:DisableArrows() - disables arrows, on by default
• g:AutoPairs() - simple autopairing, to be extended.

Advices

• Bind ESC to Caps-Lock, for example on mac:

Removing Triton

Delete .vimrc and ~/.local/share/vim/pack/triton

Footnotes

1. Put this export VIMINIT='let $MYVIMRC="<location>/vimrc" | source $MYVIMRC' in your .bash_profile, .zsh_profile, or whatever init file you are using ↩

2. then you'll need to put plugin to ~/.local/share/vim/pack/triton/opt/ and load it under some circumstances with packadd. More on that you'll find on stack overflow. I assume 99% of times you won't care. ↩