Two commands to make Vim a Python IDE method

You can configure Vim (including plug-ins) as a Python IDE by running the following two commands. Currently supports MAC and Ubuntu.

Curl-o Https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vince67/v7_config/master/vim.shbash vim.sh

Example

What did it do?

Wrote a handy bash script to configure vim

Use the configuration from the Fisa-vim-config effect explode

Attached script:
• Note: Each time you run this script, the old ~/.VIMRC file is backed up to/tmp/vimrc.bak and the original ~/.VIMRC file is replaced.
• Note two: currently supports Mac and Ubuntu systems.
• Where the script is stored

  #!/bin/bash  # Install Fisa vim config  echo ' =============================== '  echo ' start to install Dependences. ' Case  ' $OSTYPE "in    darwin*) brew install vim git pip curl;;    Linux *)  sudo apt-get install vim exuberant-ctags git pip curl;;    *)    echo "Unknown:os: $OSTYPE, U should install dependences by yourself";;  Esac  sudo pip install dbgp vim-debug pep8 flake8 pyflakes isort  echo ' =============================== '  echo ' start to download vimrc file ... '  cp ~/.vimrc/tmp/vimrc.bak  Curl-o https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ FISADEV/FISA-VIM-CONFIG/MASTER/.VIMRC  mv. VIMRC ~/.VIMRC  echo ' =============================== '  Echo ' Start to install vim plugins ... '  vim +bundleclean +bundleinstall! +qa  sudo chown-r $USER ~/.vim/

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