Vim plug-in Manager Vundle and vimvundle

Vim plug-in Manager Vundle and vimvundle

I. Introduction

Vundle (Vim bundle) is a Vim plug-in manager. It integrates git operations. All you need to do is to find the desired plug-in name on GitHub. vundle can be used for installation, update, and uninstallation.

Compared with modern editors such as Sublime and Text2, Vim lacks the default plug-in manager, and all plug-in files are distributed in ~ /. In several folders under vim, the Vim configuration process is to constantly search for plug-ins on the Internet and copy them ~ /. Vim. If an update is found, you need to download it again and copy it again. If you want to delete a plug-in that does not need it, you must be careful not to delete the error. It takes a lot of patience and luck to configure Vim.

 

Ii. Installation and Use

Run the following command to download and install Vundle from GitHub:

git clone https://github.com/gmarik/vundle.git ~/.vim/bundle/vundle

Default installation directory

~/.vim/bundle/vundle

 

Iii. configuration instructions

Vundle automatically downloads and manages plug-ins. Therefore, you only need to fill in the required plug-in name. For different types of plug-ins, there are different address filling methods, which can be divided into three types, specifically:

1. For repos under Github vim-scripts users, you only need to write the repos name

2. For repos under other Github users, you need to write "User Name/repos name"

3. If the plug-in is not on Github, you need to write the full git path.

Configuration instructions

 

Iv. Configuration example

Configure various Bundle in the ". vimrc" file in the following format:

Set nocompatible "be iMprovedfiletype off" required! /** From this line, vimrc configuration **/set rtp + = ~ /. Vim/bundle/vundle/call vundle # rc () "let Vundle manage Vundle" required! Bundle 'gmarik/vundle' "My Bundles here:/* plug-in configuration format */" "original repos on github (non-vim-scripts repository plug-ins on the Github website, fill in the following format) Bundle 'tpope/vim-fugitive 'bundle' Lokaltog/vim-easymotion 'bundle' rstacruz/sparkup ', {'rtp ': 'vim/'} Bundle 'tpope/vim-rails.git' "vim-scripts repos (in the vim-scripts repository, in the following format) bundle 'd9'bundle' FuzzyFinder '"non github repos (not in the above two cases, in the following format) Bundle 'git: // git.wincent.com/command-t.g It '"... filetype plugin indent on" required! /** Vimrc file configuration ends **/"/** vundle command **/" Brief help ": BundleList-list configured bundles": BundleInstall (!) -Install (update) bundles ": BundleSearch (!) Foo-search (or refresh cache first) for foo ": BundleClean (!) -Confirm (or auto-approve) removal of unused bundles "" see: h vundle for more details or wiki for FAQ "NOTE: comments after Bundle command are not allowed ..

Tip: The Vim plug-in name may have duplicate names. In this case, you need to add the author's last name after the plug-in, for example, Bundle 'javascript-indentation'. If the plug-in name is empty or has a slash, replace spaces and slashes -.

 

V. Plug-in Installation

After the configuration is complete, save and exit, open vim, Run ": BundleInstall", or run "vim + BundleInstall + qall" on the command line to install the plug-in, after the installation is complete, the plug-in can be used.

Vi. Common Vundle commands