vitaly/dotvim-lua

Color Schemes

Use config.colorschemes to define default colorscheme name.

"base16" and "tokyonight" themes are pre-installed.

You can add another theme module in lua/plugins/base/colors.lua.

LoadVimrcBackground command will source ~/.vimrc_background file that is created by "base16" shell.

<leader>vc - to call LoadVimrcBackground.

File Tree

neotree

Config

• my.config.neotree.position - left (default), or right

Maps

• \\ - Quick File Popup
• \[ - Toggle File Tree
• \[ - Toggle File Tree / Reveal File

inside File TRee:

• ? - show help
• a - add file / dir
• r - rename file / dir
• m - move file / dir
• d - delete file / dir
• q - close File Tree

Basic Keymaps

• <tab><tab> - Last Tab

• <tab>n - New Tab

• <SPACE>m - show messages

• <SPACE>M - clear messages

• <SPACE>x - quite window

• <SPACE>qq - quite all

• <SPACE>qQ - quite all!

• <SPACE>Q - quite all!

• <SPACE>n - Next

• <SPACE>p - Prev

• <SPACE>a - Show Apps Menu

• <SPACE>b - Show Buffer Menu

• <SPACE>f - Show File Menu

• <SPACE>w - Show Window Menu

• <SPACE>s - Show Status Menu

• <SPACE>t - Show Tab Menu

• <SPACE>v - Show Vim Menu

• <SPACE>Y - Show Yank Menu

• ,<SPACE> - Save

• ,e - Show Eval Menu

• \ - Show Toggle Menu

• \l - Show Log Menu

• \lt - Log TRACE

• \ld - Log DEBUG

• \li - Log INFO

• \lw - Log WARN

• \le - Log ERROR

• \lo - Log OFF

in diff-mode

• ,d - Show Diff Menu

Completion

<SPACE>Sg - GitHub Copilot Status

• M-[ - Copilot Prev
• M-] - Copilot Next
• M-\ - Copilot Suggest

Symbols Outline

Symbols Outline

Config

• my.config.tagbar.position - left / right (default)

Maps

• \t - toggle Symbols Outline

Aerial

Aerial

NOTE: Aerial is used through a Telescope popup

• go - show Fuzzy Outline

Xterm Color Table

• <SPACE>SX or :XtermColorTable to show the table

Colorizer

nvim-colorizer.lua plugin parses color values in the text and displays the colors either as a virtual text, background, or foreground color of the value.

• \Cc - toggle colorizer
• \Cm - toggle colorizer mode
• \Cr - reload colorizer

Interesting Words

vim-interestingwords plugin colors words by request.

• SPACE-k - toggle color for the word under cursor
• SPACE-K - remove all word colors
• n - when cursor is over a colored word, goes to the next occurence, otherwise next search result
• N - when cursor is over a colored word, goes to the prev occurence, otherwise prev search result

Comments

mini.comment

• gc - Comments menu
• \; - Toggle Comments

AutoFormat

maps

• <localleader>af - Format
• <localleader>ae - AutoFormat enable
• <localleader>aE - AutoFormat enable all
• <localleader>ad - AutoFormat disable
• <localleader>at - AutoFormat toggle
• \a - AutoFormat toggle

commands

• :Format
• :FormatEnable [filetype]
• :FormatDisable [filetype]
• :FormatToggle [filetype]

Surround

We are using mini.surround for surround. Default mappings are changed slightly to be more like those of tpope's vim-surround

• ys - add
• ds - remove
• cs - change

Bookmarks

vim-bookmarks

• mm - Toggle Bookmark
• mc - Clear Bookmarks in Buffer
• mx - Clear Bookmark in All Buffers
• mn - Next Bookmark
• mp - Prev Bookmark
• ma - Show All Bookmarks
• mi - Add Bookmark Annotation
• mkk - Move Bookmark Up
• mjj - Move Bookmark Down

Undo Tree

• \u To Toggle undotree
• g= - to go to later version

Switch

• gs - switch.vim to switch things. e.g. true <=> false, or { :a => a } <=> { a: a }

Align

• gA - start mini.align in Preview mode

<!- TODO: expand help here -->

Global Search and Replace

• :Gsearch - to search and open results in a buffer for edit
• :Greplace - apply edits from the buffer into original files matched

Zoom

• \z - toggle panel zoom

Zen mode

• \F - Focus (twilight.nvim). Dimm everything except area around the cursor line
• \<tab> - Zen Mode. Focus, but also zoom and center the window

Multiple Cursors

vim-visual-multi

• ctrl-n - to select words

• n - select next

• q - skip

• ctrl-down - add vertical cursor

• tab - toggle cursor and extend mode

Illuminate

vim-illuminate is used to automatically highlight other uses of the word under the cursor using either LSP, Tree-sitter, or regex matching.

• <m-i> - textobject for the reference illuminated under the cursor
• <m-n> - go to next occurance
• <m-p> - go to prev occurance

Yank Ring

yanky.nvim is used for 'yank ring' functionality

after pasting:

• [y - previous paste

• ]y - next paste

• <SPACE-Y-CR - yank history picker

GIT

• SPACE-gs - show git status
• <SPACE-gp - git push
• <SPACE-gd - git diff
• <SPACE-gg - git grep
• <SPACE-gw - git grep word under cursor
• \gs - toggle gitsigns
• \gs - toggle virtual git blame for current line

Git Status Mode

• g? - help

changes:

• - - toggle stage / unstage of file or hunk
• 'X' - discard file changes or hunk
• = - toggle inline diff

commit:

• 'cc' - commit
• 'ca' - amend commit
• 'cf' rt- commit --fixup for file under cursor
• 'cF' - commit --fixup for file under cursor and immediately rebase it

rebase:

• ri - interactive rebase from ancestore of commit under the cursor
• rr - continue rebase
• rs - skip the current commit and continue rebase
• ra - abort rebase
• rw - interactive rebase with the commit under the cursor set to reword.
• rm - interactive rebase with the commit under the cursor set to edit.
• rd - interactive rebase with the commit under the cursor set to drop.

LSP

• SPACE-Sl - LSP Info
• SPACE-ali - LSP Info
• SPACE-all - LSP Log
• SPACE-als - LSP Start
• SPACE-alS - LSP Stop
• SPACE-alr - LSP Restart

Null LS

null-ls

NullLS is a generic LSP server that can use external tools to provide LSP 'formatting' and 'diagnostic' capabilities.

To show null-ls status: <leader>Sn

Sessions

• SPACE-q - to access Sessions menu

Status Line

• \S - toggle Status Line