Decorate section titles and separators in your code with ease using vim-prismo. This vim plugin centers your title beautifully and finally gives your OCD a well-deserved break.
vim-prismo was originally designed for much more, but for right now I'm settling for beautifying my inline comments. It is inspired by my previous plugin for Atom, AutoSect. I am a vim-script beginner and would be very open and excited for ideas and pull requests.
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General improvements + proper documentation
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Indentation-aware
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Decoration pattern explicit declaration
(meaning you would write:
// ~ title, and it would expand to// ~~~~ TITLE ~~~~
$ cd ~/.vim/bundle
$ git clone https://github.com/guywald1/vim-prismo/Alternatively,
$ cd ~/.janusif you're using vim-janus like me (you totally should).
Add...
Plugin 'guywald1/vim-prismo'...between call vundle#begin() and call vundle#end() in your .vimrc.
Type the beginning of your inline comment, followed by a space, followed by your desired title. i.e. // your title here.
Call :Prismo and it will then become: // ------------- YOUR TITLE HERE ------------- (but spanning 80 characters wide - this is only for demonstration purposes).
Note: The inline comment style does not have to be
//. As long as it a continuous sequence of characters, any inline comment style will do. For example, for BASH:# titlewill transform to# ------ TITLE ------.
The plugin will, by default, convert the title to uppercase.
Recommended mapping:
:nnoremap <leader>pr :Prismo<CR>These are all customizable inside of your .vimrc:
let g:prismo_dash = '-' " the character to pad the title (dash by default)
let g:prismo_ruler = 80 " the rightmost edge to span your title
let g:prismo_toupper = 1 " whether to transform the title to uppercase...are absolutely welcome! 😊