*SpaceVim.txt* /###### /## /##/## /##__ ## | ## | #|__/ | ## \__/ /###### /###### /####### /######| ## | ##/##/######/#### | ###### /##__ ##|____ ##/##_____//##__ #| ## / ##| #| ##_ ##_ ## \____ #| ## \ ## /######| ## | ########\ ## ##/| #| ## \ ## \ ## /## \ #| ## | ##/##__ #| ## | ##_____/ \ ###/ | #| ## | ## | ## | ######| #######| ######| ######| ####### \ #/ | #| ## | ## | ## \______/| ##____/ \_______/\_______/\_______/ \_/ |__|__/ |__/ |__/ | ## | ## |__/ wsdjeg *spacevim* *SpaceVim* ============================================================================== CONTENTS *SpaceVim-contents* 1. Introduction.............................................. |SpaceVim-intro| 1. Highlighted Features............................... |SpaceVim-features| 2. Update and Rollback..................... |SpaceVim-update-and-rollback| 2. Options................................................. |SpaceVim-options| 1. autocomplete_method............. |SpaceVim-options-autocomplete_method| 2. autocomplete_parens............. |SpaceVim-options-autocomplete_parens| 3. bootstrap_after..................... |SpaceVim-options-bootstrap_after| 4. bootstrap_before................... |SpaceVim-options-bootstrap_before| 5. bootstrap_script................... |SpaceVim-options-bootstrap_script| 6. buffer_index_type................. |SpaceVim-options-buffer_index_type| 7. checkinstall........................... |SpaceVim-options-checkinstall| 8. code_runner_focus................. |SpaceVim-options-code_runner_focus| 9. colorscheme............................. |SpaceVim-options-colorscheme| 10. colorscheme_bg...................... |SpaceVim-options-colorscheme_bg| 11. commandline_prompt.............. |SpaceVim-options-commandline_prompt| 12. data_dir.................................. |SpaceVim-options-data_dir| 13. default_custom_leader........ |SpaceVim-options-default_custom_leader| 14. default_indent...................... |SpaceVim-options-default_indent| 15. disabled_plugins.................. |SpaceVim-options-disabled_plugins| 16. enable_bepo_layout.............. |SpaceVim-options-enable_bepo_layout| 17. enable_cursorcolumn............ |SpaceVim-options-enable_cursorcolumn| 18. enable_cursorline................ |SpaceVim-options-enable_cursorline| 19. enable_debug.......................... |SpaceVim-options-enable_debug| 20. enable_googlesuggest.......... |SpaceVim-options-enable_googlesuggest| 21. enable_guicolors.................. |SpaceVim-options-enable_guicolors| 22. enable_key_frequency.......... |SpaceVim-options-enable_key_frequency| 23. enable_list_mode.................. |SpaceVim-options-enable_list_mode| 24. enable_projects_cache........ |SpaceVim-options-enable_projects_cache| 25. enable_statusline_bfpath.. |SpaceVim-options-enable_statusline_bfpath| 26. enable_statusline_mode...... |SpaceVim-options-enable_statusline_mode| 27. enable_statusline_tag........ |SpaceVim-options-enable_statusline_tag| 28. enable_tabline_ft_icon...... |SpaceVim-options-enable_tabline_ft_icon| 29. enable_vimfiler_welcome.... |SpaceVim-options-enable_vimfiler_welcome| 30. enable_ycm.............................. |SpaceVim-options-enable_ycm| 31. error_symbol.......................... |SpaceVim-options-error_symbol| 32. escape_key_binding.............. |SpaceVim-options-escape_key_binding| 33. expand_tab.............................. |SpaceVim-options-expand_tab| 34. file_searching_tools.......... |SpaceVim-options-file_searching_tools| 35. filemanager............................ |SpaceVim-options-filemanager| 36. filetree_direction.............. |SpaceVim-options-filetree_direction| 37. guifont.................................... |SpaceVim-options-guifont| 38. home_files_number................ |SpaceVim-options-home_files_number| 39. if_ruby.................................... |SpaceVim-options-if_ruby| 40. info_symbol............................ |SpaceVim-options-info_symbol| 41. keep_server_alive................ |SpaceVim-options-keep_server_alive| 42. language.................................. |SpaceVim-options-language| 43. lazy_conf_timeout................ |SpaceVim-options-lazy_conf_timeout| 44. leader_guide_theme.............. |SpaceVim-options-leader_guide_theme| 45. lint_engine............................ |SpaceVim-options-lint_engine| 46. lint_on_the_fly.................... |SpaceVim-options-lint_on_the_fly| 47. max_column.............................. |SpaceVim-options-max_column| 48. plugin_bundle_dir................ |SpaceVim-options-plugin_bundle_dir| 49. plugin_manager_processes.. |SpaceVim-options-plugin_manager_processes| 50. project_auto_root................ |SpaceVim-options-project_auto_root| 51. project_non_root.................. |SpaceVim-options-project_non_root| 52. project_rooter_outermost.. |SpaceVim-options-project_rooter_outermost| 53. project_rooter_patterns.... |SpaceVim-options-project_rooter_patterns| 54. projects_cache_num.............. |SpaceVim-options-projects_cache_num| 55. realtime_leader_guide........ |SpaceVim-options-realtime_leader_guide| 56. relativenumber...................... |SpaceVim-options-relativenumber| 57. retry_cnt................................ |SpaceVim-options-retry_cnt| 58. search_tools.......................... |SpaceVim-options-search_tools| 59. sidebar_width........................ |SpaceVim-options-sidebar_width| 60. snippet_engine...................... |SpaceVim-options-snippet_engine| 61. src_root.................................. |SpaceVim-options-src_root| 62. statusline_iseparator........ |SpaceVim-options-statusline_iseparator| 63. statusline_left.................... |SpaceVim-options-statusline_left| 64. statusline_right.................. |SpaceVim-options-statusline_right| 65. statusline_separator.......... |SpaceVim-options-statusline_separator| 66. statusline_unicode.............. |SpaceVim-options-statusline_unicode| 67. terminal_cursor_shape........ |SpaceVim-options-terminal_cursor_shape| 68. todo_close_list......................... |SpaceVim-options-close_list| 69. todo_labels............................ |SpaceVim-options-todo_labels| 70. todo_prefix............................ |SpaceVim-options-todo_prefix| 71. vim_help_language................ |SpaceVim-options-vim_help_language| 72. vimcompatible........................ |SpaceVim-options-vimcompatible| 73. warning_symbol...................... |SpaceVim-options-warning_symbol| 74. wildignore.............................. |SpaceVim-options-wildignore| 75. windisk_encoding.................. |SpaceVim-options-windisk_encoding| 76. windows_index_type.............. |SpaceVim-options-windows_index_type| 77. windows_leader...................... |SpaceVim-options-windows_leader| 78. windows_smartclose.............. |SpaceVim-options-windows_smartclose| 3. Configuration............................................ |SpaceVim-config| 4. Commands............................................... |SpaceVim-commands| 5. Public functions...................................... |SpaceVim-functions| 6. Layers................................................... |SpaceVim-layers| 1. Chinese...................................... |SpaceVim-layers-chinese| 2. VersionControl........................ |SpaceVim-layers-VersionControl| 3. autocomplete............................ |SpaceVim-layers-autocomplete| 4. chat............................................ |SpaceVim-layers-chat| 5. checkers.................................... |SpaceVim-layers-checkers| 6. colorscheme.............................. |SpaceVim-layers-colorscheme| 7. core............................................ |SpaceVim-layers-core| 8. core#statuscolumn.................. |SpaceVim-layers-core-statuscolumn| 9. core#statusline...................... |SpaceVim-layers-core-statusline| 10. core#tabline........................... |SpaceVim-layers-core-tabline| 11. cscope....................................... |SpaceVim-layers-cscope| 12. ctrlp......................................... |SpaceVim-layers-ctrlp| 13. debug......................................... |SpaceVim-layers-debug| 14. edit........................................... |SpaceVim-layers-edit| 15. exprfold................................... |SpaceVim-layers-exprfold| 16. foldsearch............................... |SpaceVim-layers-foldsearch| 17. format....................................... |SpaceVim-layers-format| 18. framework#django................... |SpaceVim-layers-framework-django| 19. fzf............................................. |SpaceVim-layers-fzf| 20. git............................................. |SpaceVim-layers-git| 21. github....................................... |SpaceVim-layers-github| 22. gtags......................................... |SpaceVim-layers-gtags| 23. incsearch................................. |SpaceVim-layers-incsearch| 24. indentmove............................... |SpaceVim-layers-indentmove| 25. lang#WebAssembly................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-WebAssembly| 26. lang#actionscript................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-actionscript| 27. lang#agda................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-agda| 28. lang#asciidoc......................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-asciidoc| 29. lang#aspectj........................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-aspectj| 30. lang#assembly......................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-assembly| 31. lang#autohotkey..................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-autohotkey| 32. lang#autoit............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-autoit| 33. lang#batch............................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-batch| 34. lang#c....................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-c| 35. lang#chapel............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-chapel| 36. lang#clojure........................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-clojure| 37. lang#cmake............................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-cmake| 38. lang#coffeescript................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-coffeescript| 39. lang#crystal........................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-crystal| 40. lang#csharp............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-csharp| 41. lang#d....................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-d| 42. lang#dart................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-dart| 43. lang#dockerfile..................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-dockerfile| 44. lang#e....................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-e| 45. lang#eiffel............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-eiffel| 46. lang#elixir............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-elixir| 47. lang#elm................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-elm| 48. lang#erlang............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-erlang| 49. lang#extra............................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-extra| 50. lang#fennel............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-fennel| 51. lang#forth............................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-forth| 52. lang#fortran........................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-fortran| 53. lang#foxpro............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-foxpro| 54. lang#fsharp............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-fsharp| 55. lang#go..................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-go| 56. lang#goby................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-goby| 57. lang#gosu................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-gosu| 58. lang#graphql........................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-graphql| 59. lang#groovy............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-groovy| 60. lang#hack................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-hack| 61. lang#haskell........................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-haskell| 62. lang#haxe................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-haxe| 63. lang#html................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-html| 64. lang#hy..................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-hy| 65. lang#idris............................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-idris| 66. lang#io..................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-io| 67. lang#j....................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-j| 68. lang#janet............................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-janet| 69. lang#java................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-java| 70. lang#javascript..................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-javascript| 71. lang#jr..................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-jr| 72. lang#json................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-json| 73. lang#jsonnet........................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-jsonnet| 74. lang#julia............................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-julia| 75. lang#kotlin............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-kotlin| 76. lang#lasso............................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-lasso| 77. lang#latex............................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-latex| 78. lang#liquid............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-liquid| 79. lang#lisp................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-lisp| 80. lang#livescript..................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-livescript| 81. lang#lua................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-lua| 82. lang#markdown......................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-markdown| 83. lang#moonscript..................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-moonscript| 84. lang#nim................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-nim| 85. lang#nix................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-nix| 86. lang#ocaml............................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-ocaml| 87. lang#octave............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-octave| 88. lang#pact................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-pact| 89. lang#pascal............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-pascal| 90. lang#perl................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-perl| 91. lang#php................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-php| 92. lang#plantuml......................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-plantuml| 93. lang#pony................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-pony| 94. lang#postscript..................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-postscript| 95. lang#powershell..................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-powershell| 96. lang#processing..................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-processing| 97. lang#prolog............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-prolog| 98. lang#puppet............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-puppet| 99. lang#purescript..................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-purescript| 100. lang#python............................ |SpaceVim-layers-lang-python| 101. lang#qml.................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-qml| 102. lang#r...................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-r| 103. lang#racket............................ |SpaceVim-layers-lang-racket| 104. lang#racket............................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-red| 105. lang#reason............................ |SpaceVim-layers-lang-reason| 106. lang#ring................................ |SpaceVim-layers-lang-ring| 107. lang#ruby................................ |SpaceVim-layers-lang-ruby| 108. lang#rust................................ |SpaceVim-layers-lang-rust| 109. lang#scala.............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-scala| 110. lang#scheme............................ |SpaceVim-layers-lang-scheme| 111. lang#sh.................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-sh| 112. lang#smalltalk...................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-smalltalk| 113. lang#sml.................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-sml| 114. lang#sql.................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-sql| 115. lang#swift.............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-swift| 116. lang#swig................................ |SpaceVim-layers-lang-swig| 117. lang#tcl.................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-tcl| 118. lang#teal................................ |SpaceVim-layers-lang-teal| 119. lang#toml................................ |SpaceVim-layers-lang-toml| 120. lang#typescript.................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-typescript| 121. lang#v...................................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-v| 122. lang#vala................................ |SpaceVim-layers-lang-vala| 123. lang#vbnet.............................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-vbnet| 124. lang#verilog.......................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-verilog| 125. lang#vim.................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-vim| 126. lang#vue.................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-vue| 127. lang#wdl.................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-wdl| 128. lang#wolfram.......................... |SpaceVim-layers-lang-wolfram| 129. lang#xml.................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-xml| 130. lang#xquery............................ |SpaceVim-layers-lang-xquery| 131. lang#yang................................ |SpaceVim-layers-lang-yang| 132. lang#zig.................................. |SpaceVim-layers-lang-zig| 133. language server protocol....................... |SpaceVim-layers-lsp| 134. leaderf.................................... |SpaceVim-layers-leaderf| 135. mail.......................................... |SpaceVim-layers-mail| 136. operator.................................. |SpaceVim-layers-operator| 137. shell........................................ |SpaceVim-layers-shell| 138. ssh............................................ |SpaceVim-layers-ssh| 139. telescope................................ |SpaceVim-layers-telescope| 140. test.......................................... |SpaceVim-layers-test| 141. tmux.......................................... |SpaceVim-layers-tmux| 142. tools#cpicker........................ |SpaceVim-layers-tools-cpicker| 143. tools#dash.............................. |SpaceVim-layers-tools-dash| 144. tools#mpv................................ |SpaceVim-layers-tools-mpv| 145. tools#screensaver................ |SpaceVim-layers-tools-screensaver| 146. tools#zeal.............................. |SpaceVim-layers-tools-zeal| 147. treesitter.............................. |SpaceVim-layers-treesitter| 148. ui.............................................. |SpaceVim-layers-ui| 149. unite........................................ |SpaceVim-layers-unite| 150. xmake........................................ |SpaceVim-layers-xmake| 7. Usage..................................................... |SpaceVim-usage| 1. Editing....................................... |SpaceVim-usage-editing| 2. Error handling......................... |SpaceVim-usage-error-handling| 3. File Tree................................... |SpaceVim-usage-file-tree| 4. Toggle UI................................... |SpaceVim-usage-toggle-ui| 5. alternate file......................... |SpaceVim-usage-alternate-file| 6. buffers-and-files................... |SpaceVim-usage-buffers-and-files| 7. command-line-mode................... |SpaceVim-usage-command-line-mode| 8. custom_plugins......................... |SpaceVim-usage-custom_plugins| 9. repl............................................. |SpaceVim-usage-repl| 10. search-and-replace................ |SpaceVim-usage-search-and-replace| 11. tasks.......................................... |SpaceVim-usage-tasks| 12. undo-tree................................... |SpaceVim-usage-undotree| 13. windows-and-tabs.................... |SpaceVim-usage-windows-and-tabs| 8. Plugins................................................. |SpaceVim-plugins| 1. Mapping Guide......................... |SpaceVim-plugins-mapping-guide| 2. Symbol highlighter............... |SpaceVim-plugins-symbol-highlighter| 3. alternate................................. |SpaceVim-plugins-alternate| 4. autosave................................... |SpaceVim-plugins-autosave| 5. flygrep..................................... |SpaceVim-plugins-flygrep| 6. iedit......................................... |SpaceVim-plugins-iedit| 7. runner....................................... |SpaceVim-plugins-runner| 8. scrollbar................................. |SpaceVim-plugins-scrollbar| 9. tab manager.............................. |SpaceVim-plugins-tabmanager| 10. todo manager........................... |SpaceVim-plugins-todomanager| 9. API......................................................... |SpaceVim-api| 1. clock............................................. |SpaceVim-api-clock| 2. cmdlinemenu................................. |SpaceVim-api-cmdlinemenu| 3. data#dict..................................... |SpaceVim-api-data-dict| 4. data#list..................................... |SpaceVim-api-data-list| 5. data#number................................. |SpaceVim-api-data-number| 6. data#string................................. |SpaceVim-api-data-string| 7. file............................................... |SpaceVim-api-file| 8. job................................................. |SpaceVim-api-job| 9. logger........................................... |SpaceVim-api-logger| 10. notify.......................................... |SpaceVim-api-notify| 11. password...................................... |SpaceVim-api-password| 12. prompt.......................................... |SpaceVim-api-prompt| 13. sid............................................ |SpaceVim-api-vim-sid| 14. system.......................................... |SpaceVim-api-system| 15. time.............................................. |SpaceVim-api-time| 16. unicode#box................................ |SpaceVim-api-unicode-box| 17. vim#buffer.................................. |SpaceVim-api-vim-buffer| 18. vim#command................................ |SpaceVim-api-vim-command| 19. vim#compatible.......................... |SpaceVim-api-vim-compatible| 20. vim#message................................ |SpaceVim-api-vim-message| 21. vim#window.................................. |SpaceVim-api-vim-window| 10. Development................................................ |SpaceVim-dev| 1. License......................................... |SpaceVim-dev-license| 2. Runtime Log..................................... |SpaceVim-runtime-log| 3. commit-style-guide................... |SpaceVim-dev-commit-style-guide| 4. merge requese............................. |SpaceVim-dev-merge-request| 11. Community............................................ |SpaceVim-community| 12. FAQ........................................................ |SpaceVim-faq| 13. Roadmap................................................ |SpaceVim-roadmap| 14. Changelog............................................ |SpaceVim-changelog| ============================================================================== INTRODUCTION *SpaceVim-intro* SpaceVim is a modular configuration of Vim and Neovim. It's inspired by spacemacs. It manages collections of plugins in layers, which help to collect related packages together to provide features. This approach helps keep the configuration organized and reduces overhead for the user by keeping them from having to think about what packages to install. ============================================================================== HIGHLIGHTED FEATURES *SpaceVim-features* 1. Modularization: Plugins are organized in |SpaceVim-layers|. 2. Compatible API: A series of |SpaceVim-api| for Vim/Neovim. 3. Great documentation: Everything is documented in `:h SpaceVim`. 4. Better experience: Most of the core plugins have been rewritten using Lua. 5. Beautiful UI: The interface has been carefully designed. 6. Mnemonic key bindings: Key bindings are organized using mnemonic prefixes. 7. Lower the risk of RSI: Heavily using the `` key instead of modifiers. ============================================================================== UPDATE AND ROLLBACK *SpaceVim-update-and-rollback* UPDATE SPACEVIM ITSELF There are several methods of updating the core files of SpaceVim. It is recommended to update the packages first; see the next section. 1. Automatic Updates By default, this feature is disabled. It would slow down the startup of Vim/Neovim. If you like this feature, add the following to your custom configuration file. > [options] automatic_update = true < SpaceVim will automatically check for a new version every startup. You have to restart Vim after updating. 2. Updating from the SpaceVim Buffer Users can use command `:SPUpdate SpaceVim` to update SpaceVim. This command will open a new buffer to show the process of updating. 3. Updating Manually with git For users who prefer to use the command line, they can use the following command in a terminal to update SpaceVim manually: > git -C ~/.SpaceVim pull < UPDATE PLUGINS Use `:SPUpdate` command to update all the plugins and SpaceVim itself. After `:SPUpdate`, you can assign plugins need to be updated. Use `Tab` to complete plugin names after `:SPUpdate`. REINSTALL PLUGINS When a plugin has failed to update or is broken, Use the `:SPReinstall` command to reinstall the plugin. The plugin's name can be completed via the key binding ``. For example: > :SPReinstall echodoc.vim < GET SPACEVIM LOG The runtime log of SpaceVim can be obtained via the key binding `SPC h L`. To get the debug information about the current SpaceVim environment, Use the command `:SPDebugInfo!`. This command will open a new buffer where default information will be shown. You can also use `SPC h I` to open a buffer with SpaceVim's issue template. ============================================================================== OPTIONS *SpaceVim-options* The very first time SpaceVim starts up, it will ask you to choose a mode, `basic mode` or `dark powered mode`. Then it will create a `.SpaceVim.d/init.toml` file in your $HOME directory. All the user configuration files are stored in ~/.SpaceVim.d/ directory. `~/.SpaceVim.d/` will also be added to |'runtimepath'|. It is also possible to override the location of `~/.SpaceVim.d/` by using the environment variable `$SPACEVIMDIR`. Of course, symlinks can be used to change the location of this directory. SpaceVim also supports project specific configuration files. The project configuration file is `.SpaceVim.d/init.toml` in the root of the project. The directory `{project root}/.SpaceVim.d/` will also be added to the |'runtimepath'|. NOTE:Please be aware that if there are errors in your init.toml, all the setting in this toml file will not be applied. All SpaceVim options can be found in |SpaceVim-options|, the option name is same as the old vim option, but with the `g:spacevim_` prefix removed. For example: > g:spacevim_enable_statusline_tag -> enable_statusline_tag < If the fuzzy finder layer is loaded, users can use key binding `SPC h SPC` to fuzzy find the documentation of SpaceVim options. ADD CUSTOM PLUGINS If you want to add plugins from GitHub, just add the repo name to the custom_plugins section: > [[custom_plugins]] repo = 'lilydjwg/colorizer' # `on_cmd` option means this plugin will be loaded # only when the specific commands are called. # for example, when `:ColorHighlight` or `:ColorToggle` # commands are called. on_cmd = ['ColorHighlight', 'ColorToggle'] # `on_func` option means this plugin will be loaded # only when the specific functions are called. # for example, when `colorizer#ColorToggle()` function is called. on_func = 'colorizer#ColorToggle' # `merged` option is used for merging plugins directory. # When `merged` is `true`, all files in this custom plugin # will be merged into `~/.cache/vimfiles/.cache/init.vim/` # for neovim or `~/.cache/vimfiles/.cache/vimrc/` for vim. merged = false # For more options see `:h dein-options`. < You can also use the url of the repository, for example: > [[custom_plugins]] repo = "https://gitlab.com/code-stats/code-stats-vim.git" merged = false < To add multiple custom plugins: > [[custom_plugins]] repo = 'lilydjwg/colorizer' merged = false [[custom_plugins]] repo = 'joshdick/onedark.vim' merged = false < If you want to disable plugins which are added by SpaceVim, you can use the options: |SpaceVim-options-disabled_plugins|. > [options] # NOTE: the value should be a list, and each item is the name of the plugin. disabled_plugins = ["clighter", "clighter8"] < ============================================================================== AUTOCOMPLETE_METHOD *SpaceVim-options-autocomplete_method* Set the autocomplete engine of spacevim, the default logic is: > if has('nvim-0.9.0') let g:spacevim_autocomplete_method = 'nvim-cmp' elseif has('python3') let g:spacevim_autocomplete_method = 'deoplete' elseif has('lua') let g:spacevim_autocomplete_method = 'neocomplete' elseif has('python') let g:spacevim_autocomplete_method = 'completor' elseif has('timers') let g:spacevim_autocomplete_method = 'asyncomplete' else let g:spacevim_autocomplete_method = 'neocomplcache' endif < and you can alse set this option to coc, then coc.nvim will be used. If you are using neovim, you can also set this option to `nvim-cmp`, then nvim-cmp will be used. ============================================================================== AUTOCOMPLETE_PARENS *SpaceVim-options-autocomplete_parens* Enable/Disable autocompletion of parentheses, default is true (enabled). > autocomplete_parens = false < ============================================================================== BOOTSTRAP_AFTER *SpaceVim-options-bootstrap_after* set the bootstrap_after function, this function will be called on `VimEnter` event. > [options] bootstrap_after = 'myspacevim#after' < ============================================================================== BOOTSTRAP_BEFORE *SpaceVim-options-bootstrap_before* set the bootstrap_before function, this function will be called when loading custom configuration file. for example: > [options] bootstrap_before = 'myspacevim#before' < ============================================================================== BOOTSTRAP_SCRIPT *SpaceVim-options-bootstrap_script* set the bootstrap_script string, this string will be called via `nvim_exec`, that means this option only can be used in neovim. > [options] bootstrap_script = ''' let g:foo_test = 1 let g:zff_test = 1 ''' < ============================================================================== BUFFER_INDEX_TYPE *SpaceVim-options-buffer_index_type* Set SpaceVim buffer index type, default is 4. > # types: # 0: 1 ➛ ➊ # 1: 1 ➛ ➀ # 2: 1 ➛ ⓵ # 3: 1 ➛ ¹ # 4: 1 ➛ 1 buffer_index_type = 1 < ============================================================================== CHECKINSTALL *SpaceVim-options-checkinstall* Enable/Disable checkinstall on SpaceVim startup. Default is true. > checkinstall = true < ============================================================================== CODE_RUNNER_FOCUS *SpaceVim-options-code_runner_focus* enable/disable code runner window focus mode, by default this option is `false`, to enable this mode, set this option to `true`. > code_runner_focus = true < ============================================================================== COLORSCHEME *SpaceVim-options-colorscheme* The colorscheme of SpaceVim. Default is 'gruvbox'. ============================================================================== COLORSCHEME_BG *SpaceVim-options-colorscheme_bg* The background of colorscheme. Default is 'dark'. ============================================================================== COMMANDLINE_PROMPT *SpaceVim-options-commandline_prompt* Config the command line prompt for flygrep and denite etc. Default is `>`, for example: > commandline_prompt = '➭' < ============================================================================== DATA_DIR *SpaceVim-options-data_dir* Set the cache directory of SpaceVim. Default is `$XDG_CACHE_HOME` or if not set `~/.cache¸. > data_dir = "~/.cache" < ============================================================================== DEFAULT_CUSTOM_LEADER *SpaceVim-options-default_custom_leader* Change the default custom leader of SpaceVim. Default is . > default_custom_leader = "" < ============================================================================== DEFAULT_INDENT *SpaceVim-options-default_indent* Change the default indentation of SpaceVim. Default is 2. > default_indent = 2 < ============================================================================== DISABLED_PLUGINS *SpaceVim-options-disabled_plugins* > disabled_plugins = ['vim-foo', 'vim-bar'] < ============================================================================== ENABLE_BEPO_LAYOUT *SpaceVim-options-enable_bepo_layout* Enable/Disable bepo layout, by default it is disabled. > enable_bepo_layout = true < ============================================================================== ENABLE_CURSORCOLUMN *SpaceVim-options-enable_cursorcolumn* Enable/Disable cursorcolumn. Default is 0, cursorcolumn will be highlighted in normal mode. To enable this feature: > enable_cursorcolumn = true < ============================================================================== ENABLE_CURSORLINE *SpaceVim-options-enable_cursorline* Enable/Disable cursorline. Default is true, cursorline will be highlighted in normal mode.To disable this feature: > enable_cursorline = false < ============================================================================== ENABLE_DEBUG *SpaceVim-options-enable_debug* Enable/Disable debug mode for SpaceVim. Default is false. > enable_debug = true < ============================================================================== ENABLE_GOOGLESUGGEST *SpaceVim-options-enable_googlesuggest* Enable/Disable Google suggestions for neocomplete. Default is false. > enable_googlesuggest = false < ============================================================================== ENABLE_GUICOLORS *SpaceVim-options-enable_guicolors* Enable true color support in terminal. Default is false. > enable_guicolors = true < ============================================================================== ENABLE_KEY_FREQUENCY *SpaceVim-options-enable_key_frequency* Enable/Disable key frequency catching of SpaceVim. default value is 0. to enable it: > enable_key_frequency = true < ============================================================================== ENABLE_LIST_MODE *SpaceVim-options-enable_list_mode* Enable/Disable list mode, by default it is disabled. ============================================================================== ENABLE_PROJECTS_CACHE *SpaceVim-options-enable_projects_cache* Enable/Disable cross session projects cache. Enabled by default. ============================================================================== ENABLE_STATUSLINE_BFPATH *SpaceVim-options-enable_statusline_bfpath* Enable/Disable showing full path of current buffer on statusline, disabled by default, to enable this feature: > enable_statusline_bfpath = true < ============================================================================== ENABLE_STATUSLINE_MODE *SpaceVim-options-enable_statusline_mode* Enable/Disable display mode. Default is 0, mode will be displayed in statusline. To enable this feature: > enable_statusline_mode = true < ============================================================================== ENABLE_STATUSLINE_TAG *SpaceVim-options-enable_statusline_tag* Enable/Disable showing current tag on statusline > enable_statusline_tag = false < ============================================================================== ENABLE_TABLINE_FT_ICON *SpaceVim-options-enable_tabline_ft_icon* Enable/Disable tabline filetype icon. default is false. To enable this feature: > enable_tabline_ft_icon = true < ============================================================================== ENABLE_VIMFILER_WELCOME *SpaceVim-options-enable_vimfiler_welcome* Enable/Disable vimfiler in the welcome windows. Default is true. This will cause vim to start up slowly if there are too many files in the current directory. > enable_vimfiler_welcome = false < ============================================================================== ENABLE_YCM *SpaceVim-options-enable_ycm* Enable/Disable YouCompleteMe. Default is false. > enable_ycm = true < ============================================================================== ERROR_SYMBOL *SpaceVim-options-error_symbol* Set the error symbol for SpaceVim's syntax maker. Default is '✖'. > error_symbol = "+" < ============================================================================== ESCAPE_KEY_BINDING *SpaceVim-options-escape_key_binding* Set the key binding for switch to normal mode in insert mode. Default is `jk`, to disable this key binding, set this option to empty string. > escape_key_binding = 'jk' < ============================================================================== EXPAND_TAB *SpaceVim-options-expand_tab* In Insert mode: Use the appropriate number of spaces to insert a ============================================================================== FILE_SEARCHING_TOOLS *SpaceVim-options-file_searching_tools* Set the default file searching tool used by `SPC f /`, by default it is `[]`. The first item in this list is the name of the tool, the second one is the default command. for example: > file_searching_tools = ['find', 'find -not -iwholename "*.git*" '] < ============================================================================== FILEMANAGER *SpaceVim-options-filemanager* The default file manager of SpaceVim. Default is 'nerdtree'. you can also use: 1. defx 2. vimfiler 3. neo-tree 4: nvim-tree ============================================================================== FILETREE_DIRECTION *SpaceVim-options-filetree_direction* Config the direction of file tree. Default is 'right'. you can also set to 'left'. NOTE: if it is 'left', the tagbar will be move to right. ============================================================================== GUIFONT *SpaceVim-options-guifont* Set the guifont of SpaceVim. Default is empty. > guifont = "SauceCodePro Nerd Font Mono:h11" < ============================================================================== HOME_FILES_NUMBER *SpaceVim-options-home_files_number* Change the list number of files for SpaceVim home. Default is 6. > home_files_number = 6 < ============================================================================== IF_RUBY *SpaceVim-options-if_ruby* Neovim if_ruby provider is too slow, If you are sure that your nvim does not support ruby, set this option to false. default is true. ============================================================================== INFO_SYMBOL *SpaceVim-options-info_symbol* Set the information symbol for SpaceVim's syntax maker. Default is '🛈'. > info_symbol = 'i' < ============================================================================== KEEP_SERVER_ALIVE *SpaceVim-options-keep_server_alive* Option for keep the spacevim server ailive ============================================================================== LANGUAGE *SpaceVim-options-language* Set the message language of vim. Default is 'en_US.UTF-8'. > language = 'en_CA.utf8' < ============================================================================== LAZY_CONF_TIMEOUT *SpaceVim-options-lazy_conf_timeout* set the waiting time of lazy loading config in milliseconds. This will be applied to load layer config, and lazy plugin, and end function of SpaceVim. default is 300 ms. ============================================================================== LEADER_GUIDE_THEME *SpaceVim-options-leader_guide_theme* Enable/Disable realtime leader guide. Default is true. to disable it: Set the key mapping guide theme, the default theme is `leaderguide`. available themes: `leaderguide`: same as LeaderGuide.vim `whichkey`: same as which-key.nvim > leader_guide_theme = 'leaderguide' < ============================================================================== LINT_ENGINE *SpaceVim-options-lint_engine* Set the lint engine used in checkers layer, the default engine is neomake, if you want to use ale, use: > lint_engine = 'ale' < NOTE: the `enable_neomake` and `enable_ale` option has been deprecated. *spacevim-options-enable_naomake* *spacevim-options-enable_ale* ============================================================================== LINT_ON_THE_FLY *SpaceVim-options-lint_on_the_fly* Enable/Disable lint on the fly feature of SpaceVim's maker. Default is true. > lint_on_the_fly = false < NOTE: the `lint_on_the_fly` option has been deprecated. Please use layer option of |SpaceVim-layers-checkers| layer. ============================================================================== MAX_COLUMN *SpaceVim-options-max_column* Change the max number of columns for SpaceVim. Default is 120. > max_column = 120 < ============================================================================== PLUGIN_BUNDLE_DIR *SpaceVim-options-plugin_bundle_dir* Set the cache directory of plugins. Default is `$data_dir/vimfiles`. > plugin_bundle_dir = "~/.cache/vimplugs" < ============================================================================== PLUGIN_MANAGER_PROCESSES *SpaceVim-options-plugin_manager_processes* Set the max process of SpaceVim plugin manager ============================================================================== PROJECT_AUTO_ROOT *SpaceVim-options-project_auto_root* Enable/Disable project root detection. By default, SpaceVim will change the directory to the project root directory based on `project_rooter_patterns` option. To disable this feature: > [options] project_auto_root = false < NOTE: *g:spacevim_project_rooter_automatically* and *SpaceVim-options-project_rooter_automatically* are deprecated. ============================================================================== PROJECT_NON_ROOT *SpaceVim-options-project_non_root* This option set the default behavior for non-project files. `current`: change to file's dir, like `autochdir` `''`: do not change directory `home`: change to home directory ============================================================================== PROJECT_ROOTER_OUTERMOST *SpaceVim-options-project_rooter_outermost* Enable/Disable finding outermost directory for project root detection. By default SpaceVim will find the outermost directory based on `project_rooter_patterns`. To find nearest directory, you need to disable this option: > [options] project_rooter_outermost = false < ============================================================================== PROJECT_ROOTER_PATTERNS *SpaceVim-options-project_rooter_patterns* Set the project root patterns, SpaceVim determines the root directory of the project based on this option. By default it is: > ['.git/', '_darcs/', '.hg/', '.bzr/', '.svn/'] < ============================================================================== PROJECTS_CACHE_NUM *SpaceVim-options-projects_cache_num* Setting the numbers of cached projects, by default it is 20. ============================================================================== REALTIME_LEADER_GUIDE *SpaceVim-options-realtime_leader_guide* Enable/Disable realtime leader guide. Default is true. to disable it: > realtime_leader_guide = false < ============================================================================== RELATIVENUMBER *SpaceVim-options-relativenumber* Enable/Disable relativenumber, by default it is enabled. > relativenumber = true < ============================================================================== RETRY_CNT *SpaceVim-options-retry_cnt* Set the number of retries for SpaceVim Update when failed. Default is 3. Set to 0 to disable this feature, or you can set to another number. > update_retry_cnt = 3 < ============================================================================== SEARCH_TOOLS *SpaceVim-options-search_tools* Default search tools supported by flygrep. The default order is ['rg', 'ag', 'pt', 'ack', 'grep', 'findstr', 'git'] The `git` command means using `git-grep`. If you prefer to use `git-grep` by default. You can change this option to: > [options] search_tools = ['git', 'rg', 'ag'] < ============================================================================== SIDEBAR_WIDTH *SpaceVim-options-sidebar_width* Set the width of the SpaceVim sidebar. Default is 30. This value will be used by tagbar and filetree. ============================================================================== SNIPPET_ENGINE *SpaceVim-options-snippet_engine* Set the snippet engine of SpaceVim, default is neosnippet. to enable ultisnips: > snippet_engine = "ultisnips" < ============================================================================== SRC_ROOT *SpaceVim-options-src_root* set default sources root of all your projects. default is `E:\sources\`. > src_root = 'E:\sources\' < ============================================================================== STATUSLINE_ISEPARATOR *SpaceVim-options-statusline_iseparator* Set the statusline separators of statusline in inactive windows, default is 'nil' > Separators options: 1. arrow 2. curve 3. slant 4. nil 5. fire < See more details in: http://spacevim.org/documentation/#statusline ============================================================================== STATUSLINE_LEFT *SpaceVim-options-statusline_left* Define the left section of statusline in active windows. By default: > statusline_left = [ 'winnr', 'filename', 'major mode', 'minor mode lighters', 'version control info' ] < `statusline_left_sections` is deprecated, use `statusline_left` instead. ============================================================================== STATUSLINE_RIGHT *SpaceVim-options-statusline_right* Define the right section of statusline in active windows. By default: > statusline_right = [ 'fileformat', 'cursorpos', 'percentage' ] < The following sections can be used in this option: fileformat: the format of current file cursorpos: the corsur position percentage: the percent of current page totallines: the total lines of current buffer `statusline_right_sections` is deprecated, use `statusline_right` instead. ============================================================================== STATUSLINE_SEPARATOR *SpaceVim-options-statusline_separator* Set the statusline separators of statusline, default is 'nil' > Separators options: 1. arrow 2. curve 3. slant 4. nil 5. fire < See more details in: http://spacevim.org/documentation/#statusline ============================================================================== STATUSLINE_UNICODE *SpaceVim-options-statusline_unicode* Enable/Disable unicode symbols in statusline, includes the mode icons and fileformat icons. This option is enabled by default, to disable it: > statusline_unicode = false < ============================================================================== TERMINAL_CURSOR_SHAPE *SpaceVim-options-terminal_cursor_shape* Set the SpaceVim cursor shape in the terminal. > 0 : to prevent Nvim from changing the cursor shape. 1 : to enable non-blinking mode-sensitive cursor. 2 : to enable blinking mode-sensitive cursor (default). < > < Host terminal must support the DECSCUSR CSI escape sequence. Depending on the terminal emulator, using this option with nvim under tmux might require adding the following to ~/.tmux.conf: > set -ga terminal-overrides ',*:Ss=\E[%p1%d q:Se=\E[2 q' < ============================================================================== TODO_CLOSE_LIST *SpaceVim-options-close_list* Option for setting todo windows behavior when open item in todo list. Default is `true`, set to `false` will not close todo windows. ============================================================================== TODO_LABELS *SpaceVim-options-todo_labels* Option for setting todo labels in current project. ============================================================================== TODO_PREFIX *SpaceVim-options-todo_prefix* Option for setting todo prefix in current project. The default is `@` ============================================================================== VIM_HELP_LANGUAGE *SpaceVim-options-vim_help_language* Set the help language of vim. Default is 'en'. You can change it to Chinese. > vim_help_language = "cn" < ============================================================================== VIMCOMPATIBLE *SpaceVim-options-vimcompatible* Enable/Disable vimcompatible mode, by default it is false. to enable vimcompatible mode, just add: > vimcompatible = true < In vimcompatible mode all vim origin key bindings will not be changed. Includes: > q smart quit windows s windows key bindings leader , language specific leader move cursor to beginning in command line mode move cursor to left in command line mode move cursor to right in command line mode switch buffer < ============================================================================== WARNING_SYMBOL *SpaceVim-options-warning_symbol* Set the warning symbol for SpaceVim's syntax maker. Default is '⚠'. > warning_symbol = '!' < ============================================================================== WILDIGNORE *SpaceVim-options-wildignore* A list of file patterns when file match it will be ignored. > wildignore = '*/tmp/*,*.so,*.swp,*.zip,*.class,tags,*.jpg,*.ttf,*.TTF,*.png ,*/target/*,.git,.svn,.hg,.DS_Store,*.svg' < ============================================================================== WINDISK_ENCODING *SpaceVim-options-windisk_encoding* Setting the encoding of windisk info. by default it is `cp936`. > windisk_encoding = 'cp936' < ============================================================================== WINDOWS_INDEX_TYPE *SpaceVim-options-windows_index_type* Set SpaceVim windows index type, default is 3. > # types: # 0: 1 ➛ ➊ # 1: 1 ➛ ➀ # 2: 1 ➛ ⓵ # 3: 1 ➛ 1 windows_index_type = 1 < ============================================================================== WINDOWS_LEADER *SpaceVim-options-windows_leader* Window functions leader for SpaceVim. Default is `s`. Set to empty to disable this feature, or you can set to another char. > windows_leader = "" < ============================================================================== WINDOWS_SMARTCLOSE *SpaceVim-options-windows_smartclose* Set the default key for smart close windows, default is `q`. to disable this feature, just set it to empty string: > windows_smartclose = "" < ============================================================================== CONFIGURATION *SpaceVim-config* If you still want to use `~/.SpaceVim.d/init.vim` as configuration file, please take a look at the following options add |SpaceVim-functions| *g:spacevim_version* Version of SpaceVim , this value can not be changed. *g:spacevim_default_indent* Change the default indentation of SpaceVim. Default is 2. > let g:spacevim_default_indent = 2 < *g:spacevim_expand_tab* In Insert mode: Use the appropriate number of spaces to insert a *g:spacevim_enable_list_mode* Enable/Disable list mode, by default it is disabled. *g:spacevim_relativenumber* Enable/Disable relativenumber in current windows, by default it is enabled. *g:spacevim_wrap_line* Enable/Disable line wrap of vim *g:spacevim_enable_bepo_layout* Enable/Disable bepo layout, by default it is disabled. *g:spacevim_max_column* Change the max number of columns for SpaceVim. Default is 120. > let g:spacevim_max_column = 120 < *g:spacevim_default_custom_leader* Change the default custom leader of SpaceVim. Default is . > let g:spacevim_default_custom_leader = '' < *g:spacevim_home_files_number* Change the list number of files for SpaceVim home. Default is 6. > let g:spacevim_home_files_number = 6 < *g:spacevim_code_runner_focus* enable/disable code runner window focus mode, by default this option is 0, to enable this mode, set this option to 1. *g:spacevim_enable_guicolors* Enable true color support in terminal. Default is 0. > let g:spacevim_enable_guicolors = 1 < *g:spacevim_escape_key_binding* Set the key binding for switch to normal mode in insert mode. Default is `jk`, to disable this key binding, set this option to empty string. > let g:spacevim_escape_key_binding = 'jk' < *g:spacevim_enable_googlesuggest* Enable/Disable Google suggestions for neocomplete. Default is 0. > let g:spacevim_enable_googlesuggest = 1 < *g:spacevim_windows_leader* Window functions leader for SpaceVim. Default is `s`. Set to empty to disable this feature, or you can set to another char. > let g:spacevim_windows_leader = '' < *g:spacevim_data_dir* Set the cache directory of SpaceVim. Default is `$XDG_CACHE_HOME` or if not set `~/.cache¸. > let g:spacevim_data_dir = '~/.cache' < *g:spacevim_plugin_bundle_dir* Set the cache directory of plugins. Default is `$data_dir/vimfiles`. > let g:spacevim_plugin_bundle_dir = g:spacevim_data_dir.'vimplugs' < *g:spacevim_realtime_leader_guide* Enable/Disable realtime leader guide. Default is 1. to disable it: > let g:spacevim_realtime_leader_guide = 0 < *g:spacevim_leader_guide_theme* Enable/Disable realtime leader guide. Default is true. to disable it: Set the key mapping guide theme, the default theme is `leaderguide`. available themes: `leaderguide`: same as LeaderGuide.vim `whichkey`: same as which-key.nvim > let g:spacevim_leader_guide_theme = 'leaderguide' < *g:spacevim_enable_key_frequency* Enable/Disable key frequency catching of SpaceVim. default value is 0. to enable it: > let g:spacevim_enable_key_frequency = 1 < *g:spacevim_autocomplete_method* Set the autocomplete engine of spacevim, the default logic is: > if has('nvim-0.9.0') let g:spacevim_autocomplete_method = 'nvim-cmp' elseif has('python3') let g:spacevim_autocomplete_method = 'deoplete' elseif has('lua') let g:spacevim_autocomplete_method = 'neocomplete' elseif has('python') let g:spacevim_autocomplete_method = 'completor' elseif has('timers') let g:spacevim_autocomplete_method = 'asyncomplete' else let g:spacevim_autocomplete_method = 'neocomplcache' endif < and you can alse set this option to coc, then coc.nvim will be used. *g:spacevim_lint_engine* Set the lint engine used in checkers layer, the default engine is neomake, if you want to use ale, use: > let g:spacevim_lint_engine = 'ale' < *g:spacevim_guifont* Set the guifont of SpaceVim. Default is empty. > let g:spacevim_guifont = "SauceCodePro Nerd Font Mono:h11" < *g:spacevim_enable_ycm* Enable/Disable YouCompleteMe. Default is 0. > let g:spacevim_enable_ycm = 1 < *g:spacevim_sidebar_width* Set the width of the SpaceVim sidebar. Default is 30. This value will be used by tagbar and filetree. *g:spacevim_snippet_engine* Set the snippet engine of SpaceVim, default is neosnippet. to enable ultisnips: > let g:spacevim_snippet_engine = "ultisnips" < *g:spacevim_enable_cursorline* Enable/Disable cursorline. Default is 1, cursorline will be highlighted in normal mode.To disable this feature: > let g:spacevim_enable_cursorline = 0 < *g:spacevim_statusline_separator* Set the statusline separators of statusline, default is 'nil' > Separators options: 1. arrow 2. curve 3. slant 4. nil 5. fire < See more details in: http://spacevim.org/documentation/#statusline *g:spacevim_statusline_iseparator* Set the statusline separators of statusline in inactive windows, default is 'nil' > Separators options: 1. arrow 2. curve 3. slant 4. nil 5. fire < See more details in: http://spacevim.org/documentation/#statusline *g:spacevim_enable_statusline_bfpath* Enable/Disable showing full path of current buffer on statusline, disabled by default, to enable this feature: > enable_statusline_bfpath = true < *g:spacevim_enable_statusline_tag* Enable/Disable showing current tag on statusline *g:spacevim_statusline_left* Define the left section of statusline in active windows. By default: > let g:spacevim_statusline_left = \ [ \ 'winnr', \ 'filename', \ 'major mode', \ 'minor mode lighters', \ 'version control info' \ ] < `g:spacevim_statusline_left_sections` is deprecated, use `g:spacevim_statusline_left` instead. *g:spacevim_statusline_right* Define the right section of statusline in active windows. By default: > g:spacevim_statusline_right = \ [ \ 'fileformat', \ 'cursorpos', \ 'percentage' \ ] < `g:spacevim_statusline_right_sections` is deprecated, use `g:spacevim_statusline_right` instead. *g:spacevim_statusline_unicode* Enable/Disable unicode symbols in statusline, includes the mode icons and fileformat icons. This option is enabled by default, to disable it: > let g:spacevim_statusline_unicode = 0 < *g:spacevim_enable_language_specific_leader* Enable/Disable language specific leader, by default you can use `,` ket instead of `SPC` `l`. *g:spacevim_enable_statusline_mode* Enable/Disable display mode. Default is 0, mode will be displayed in statusline. To enable this feature: > let g:spacevim_enable_statusline_mode = 1 < *g:spacevim_custom_color_palette* Set the statusline/tabline palette of color, default values depends on the theme > let g:spacevim_custom_color_palette = [ \ ['#282828', '#b8bb26', 246, 235], \ ['#a89984', '#504945', 239, 246], \ ['#a89984', '#3c3836', 237, 246], \ ['#665c54', 241], \ ['#282828', '#83a598', 235, 109], \ ['#282828', '#fe8019', 235, 208], \ ['#282828', '#8ec07c', 235, 108], \ ['#282828', '#689d6a', 235, 72], \ ['#282828', '#8f3f71', 235, 132], \ ] < *g:spacevim_enable_cursorcolumn* Enable/Disable cursorcolumn. Default is 0, cursorcolumn will be highlighted in normal mode. To enable this feature: > let g:spacevim_enable_cursorcolumn = 1 < *g:spacevim_error_symbol* Set the error symbol for SpaceVim's syntax maker. Default is '✖'. > let g:spacevim_error_symbol = '+' < *g:spacevim_warning_symbol* Set the warning symbol for SpaceVim's syntax maker. Default is '⚠'. > let g:spacevim_warning_symbol = '!' < *g:spacevim_info_symbol* Set the information symbol for SpaceVim's syntax maker. Default is '🛈'. > let g:spacevim_info_symbol = 'i' < *g:spacevim_terminal_cursor_shape* Set the SpaceVim cursor shape in the terminal. > 0 : to prevent Nvim from changing the cursor shape. 1 : to enable non-blinking mode-sensitive cursor. 2 : to enable blinking mode-sensitive cursor (default). < > < Host terminal must support the DECSCUSR CSI escape sequence. Depending on the terminal emulator, using this option with nvim under tmux might require adding the following to ~/.tmux.conf: > set -ga terminal-overrides ',*:Ss=\E[%p1%d q:Se=\E[2 q' < *g:spacevim_vim_help_language* Set the help language of vim. Default is 'en'. You can change it to Chinese. > let g:spacevim_vim_help_language = 'cn' < *g:spacevim_language* Set the message language of vim. Default is 'en_US.UTF-8'. > let g:spacevim_language = 'en_CA.utf8' < *g:spacevim_keep_server_alive* Option for keep the spacevim server ailive *g:spacevim_colorscheme* The colorscheme of SpaceVim. Default is 'gruvbox'. *g:spacevim_colorscheme_bg* The background of colorscheme. Default is 'dark'. *g:spacevim_colorscheme_default* The default colorscheme of SpaceVim. Default is 'desert'. This colorscheme will be used if the colorscheme set by `g:spacevim_colorscheme` is not installed. > let g:spacevim_colorscheme_default = 'other_color' < *g:spacevim_filemanager* The default file manager of SpaceVim. Default is 'nerdtree'. you can also use defx or vimfiler *g:spacevim_filetree_direction* Config the direction of file tree. Default is 'right'. you can also set to 'left'. NOTE: if it is 'left', the tagbar will be move to right. *g:spacevim_plugin_manager_processes* Set the max process of SpaceVim plugin manager *g:spacevim_checkinstall* Enable/Disable checkinstall on SpaceVim startup. Default is 1. > let g:spacevim_checkinstall = 1 < *g:spacevim_vimcompatible* Enable/Disable vimcompatible mode, by default it is false. to enable vimcompatible mode, just add: > let g:spacevim_vimcompatible = 1 < In vimcompatible mode all vim origin key bindings will not be changed. Includes: > q smart quit windows s windows key bindings leader , language specific leader move cursor to beginning in command line mode move cursor to left in command line mode move cursor to right in command line mode switch buffer < *g:spacevim_enable_debug* Enable/Disable debug mode for SpaceVim. Default is 0. > let g:spacevim_enable_debug = 1 < *g:spacevim_auto_disable_touchpad* Auto disable touchpad when switch to insert mode or focuslost in neovim. *g:spacevim_debug_level* Set the debug level of SpaceVim. Default is 1. see |SpaceVim#logger#setLevel()| *g:spacevim_buffer_index_type* Set SpaceVim buffer index type, default is 4. > " types: " 0: 1 ➛ ➊ " 1: 1 ➛ ➀ " 2: 1 ➛ ⓵ " 3: 1 ➛ ¹ " 4: 1 ➛ 1 let g:spacevim_buffer_index_type = 1 < *g:spacevim_windows_index_type* Set SpaceVim windows index type, default is 3. > " types: " 0: 1 ➛ ➊ " 1: 1 ➛ ➀ " 2: 1 ➛ ⓵ " 3: 1 ➛ 1 let g:spacevim_windows_index_type = 1 < *g:spacevim_enable_tabline_ft_icon* Enable/Disable tabline filetype icon. default is 0. *g:spacevim_enable_os_fileformat_icon* Enable/Disable os fileformat icon. default is 0. *g:spacevim_github_username* Set the github username, It will be used for getting your starred repos, and fuzzy find the repo you want. *g:spacevim_windows_smartclose* Set the default key for smart close windows, default is `q`. *g:spacevim_disabled_plugins* Disable plugins by name. > let g:spacevim_disabled_plugins = ['vim-foo', 'vim-bar'] < *g:spacevim_custom_plugins* Add custom plugins. > let g:spacevim_custom_plugins = [ \ ['plasticboy/vim-markdown', 'on_ft' : 'markdown'], \ ['wsdjeg/GitHub.vim'], \ ] < *g:spacevim_filetype_icons* change the default filetype icon for a specific filtype. > let g:spacevim_filetype_icons['md'] = '' < *g:spacevim_force_global_config* SpaceVim will load the global config after local config if set to 1. Default is 0. If you have a local config, the global config will not be loaded. > let g:spacevim_force_global_config = 1 < *g:spacevim_enable_powerline_fonts* Enable/Disable powerline symbols. Default is 1. *g:spacevim_lint_on_save* Enable/Disable lint on save feature of SpaceVim's maker. Default is 1. > let g:spacevim_lint_on_save = 0 < NOTE: the `lint_on_save` option has been deprecated. Please use layer option of |SpaceVim-layers-checkers| layer. *g:spacevim_search_tools* Default search tools supported by flygrep. The default order is ['rg', 'ag', 'pt', 'ack', 'grep', 'findstr', 'git'] *g:spacevim_project_rooter_patterns* Set the project root patterns, SpaceVim determines the root directory of the project based on this option. By default it is: > ['.git/', '_darcs/', '.hg/', '.bzr/', '.svn/'] < *g:spacevim_enable_projects_cache* Enable/Disable cross session projects cache. Enabled by default. *g:spacevim_projects_cache_num* Setting the numbers of cached projects, by default it is 20. *g:spacevim_project_auto_root* Enable/Disable changing directory automatically. Enabled by default. *g:spacevim_project_rooter_outermost* Enable/Disable finding outermost directory for project root detection. By default SpaceVim will find the outermost directory based on `project_rooter_patterns`. To find nearest directory, you need to disable this option: > let g:spacevim_project_rooter_outermost = 0 < *g:spacevim_commandline_prompt* Config the command line prompt for flygrep and denite etc. *g:spacevim_todo_labels* Option for setting todo labels in current project. *g:spacevim_todo_close_list* Option for setting todo windows behavior when open item in todo list. Default is 1, set to 0 will not close todo windows. *g:spacevim_lint_on_the_fly* Enable/Disable lint on the fly feature of SpaceVim's maker. Default is 0. > let g:spacevim_lint_on_the_fly = 0 < *g:spacevim_update_retry_cnt* Set the number of retries for SpaceVim Update when failed. Default is 3. Set to 0 to disable this feature, or you can set to another number. > let g:spacevim_update_retry_cnt = 3 < *g:spacevim_enable_vimfiler_welcome* Enable/Disable vimfiler in the welcome windows. Default is 1. This will cause vim to start up slowly if there are too many files in the current directory. > let g:spacevim_enable_vimfiler_welcome = 0 < *g:spacevim_autocomplete_parens* Enable/Disable autocompletion of parentheses, default is 1 (enabled). *g:spacevim_hosts_url* The host file url. This option is for Chinese users who can not use Google and Twitter. *g:github_issues_no_omni* jaxbot/github-issues.vim {{{ Disable completion by github-issues.vim. Because github-complete.vim provides more powerful completion. *g:dash_map* rizzatti/dash.vim {{{ Allows configuration of mappings between Vim filetypes and Dash's docsets. ============================================================================== COMMANDS *SpaceVim-commands* :SPLayer {layers} *:SPLayer* Load exist layer, {layers} can be a string of a layer name, or a list of layer names. :SPVersion *:SPVersion* Print the version of SpaceVim. The following lines contain information about which features were enabled. When there is a preceding '+', the feature is included, when there is a '-' it is excluded. :SPSet {opt} [value] *:SPSet* Set or check SpaceVim option. {opt} should be the option name of spacevim, This command will use [value] as the value of option name. :SPDebugInfo[!] *:SPDebugInfo* print the debug information of spacevim, [!] forces the output into a new buffer. :SPRuntimeLog *:SPRuntimeLog* view runtime log :SPConfig *:SPConfig* edit custom config file of SpaceVim, by default this command will open global custom configuration file, '-l' option will load local custom configuration file. > :SPConfig -g < :SPUpdate *:SPUpdate* Command for update plugin, support completion of plugin name. If run without argv, All the plugin will be updated. > :SPUpdate vim-airline < :SPReinstall *:SPReinstall* Command for reinstall plugin, support completion of plugin name. :SPInstall *:SPInstall* Command for install plugins. :OpenProject *:OpenProject* Open specific project in |SpaceVim-options-src_root| :A[!] {type} *:A* Switch to alternate file based on {type}. for more info about alternate file configuration, checkout |SpaceVim-plugins-alternate| ============================================================================== PUBLIC FUNCTIONS *SpaceVim-functions* All of these functions can be used in `~/.SpaceVim.d/init.vim` and bootstrap functions. SpaceVim#api#import({name}) *SpaceVim#api#import()* Import API base the given {name}, and return the API object. for all available APIs please check |spacevim-api| SpaceVim#api#register({name}, {api}) *SpaceVim#api#register()* Register new {api} named {name}, 1 will be returned if succeed. for all available APIs please check |spacevim-api| Example: > let s:hello = {} function! s:hello.say(who) echo 'hello! ' . a:who endfunction call SpaceVim#api#register('hello', s:hello) " after registering api, you can use this api " in other vim scripts like this: let s:H = SpaceVim#api#import('hello') call s:H.say('wsdjeg') < SpaceVim#custom#SPC({m}, {keys}, {cmd}, {desc}, {is_cmd}) *SpaceVim#custom#SPC()* The first parameter sets the type of shortcut key, which can be `nnoremap` or `nmap`, the second parameter is a list of keys, and the third parameter is an ex command or key binding, depending on whether the last parameter is true. The fourth parameter is a short description of this custom key binding. SpaceVim#custom#SPCGroupName({keys}, {name}) *SpaceVim#custom#SPCGroupName()* Set the group name of custom SPC key bindings. SpaceVim#custom#leader({type}, {key}, {value}) *SpaceVim#custom#leader()* function for adding custom leader key bindings SpaceVim#custom#LeaderGroupName({keys}, {name}) *SpaceVim#custom#LeaderGroupName()* Set the group name of custom Leader key bindings. SpaceVim#custom#LangSPC({ft}, {m}, {keys}, {cmd}, {desc}, {is_cmd}) *SpaceVim#custom#LangSPC()* This function offers user a way to add custom language specific key bindings. SpaceVim#custom#LangSPCGroupName({ft}, {keys}, {name}) *SpaceVim#custom#LangSPCGroupName()* Set the group name of custom language specific key bindings. SpaceVim#layers#load({layer}) *SpaceVim#layers#load()* Load the {layer} you want. For all the layers SpaceVim supports, see |SpaceVim-layers|. the second argv is the layer variable. For example: > call SpaceVim#layers#load('autocomplete', \ { \ 'auto_completion_delay' : 50, \ } \ ) < SpaceVim#logger#info({msg}) *SpaceVim#logger#info()* write message to SpaceVim runtime log with `info` level. SpaceVim#logger#warn({msg}) *SpaceVim#logger#warn()* write warning {msg} to spacevim runtime log. The `msg` must be string. the second argument is optional, It can a boolean or `0/1`. By default, the warning message will not be printed, if the second argument is given, and is `0` or false, the warning msg will be printed to screen. SpaceVim#logger#error({msg}) *SpaceVim#logger#error()* write error message to spacevim runtime log. SpaceVim#logger#debug({msg}) *SpaceVim#logger#debug()* write debug message to spacevim runtime log. SpaceVim#logger#viewRuntimeLog() *SpaceVim#logger#viewRuntimeLog()* This a a function to view the spacevim runtime log. same as |:SPRuntimeLog| and `SPC h L` SpaceVim#logger#viewLog() *SpaceVim#logger#viewLog()* Print the debug information of spacevim, same as |:SPDebugInfo| SpaceVim#logger#setLevel({level}) *SpaceVim#logger#setLevel()* Set debug level of SpaceVim. Default is 1. 1 : log all messages 2 : log warning and error messages 3 : log error messages only SpaceVim#logger#setOutput({file}) *SpaceVim#logger#setOutput()* change the output file of spacevim runtime logger. default is empty string. SpaceVim#logger#derive({name}) *SpaceVim#logger#derive()* Derive a new logger based on SpaceVim's runtime logger. The new logger provides following functions: 1. info(msg): like |SpaceVim#logger#info|, but include the derive name. 2. warn(msg): like |SpaceVim#logger#warn| 3. error(msg): like |SpaceVim#logger#error| 4. debug(msg): write debug message run SpaceVim runtime log 5. start_debug(): enable debug mode of derived logger. 6. stop_debug(): stop debug mode of derived logger. 7. debug_enabled(): return true or false. This function can be used in vim script and lua. Vim script Example: > let s:LOGGER = SpaceVim#logger#derive('myplug') call s:LOGGER.info('hello world') < Lua Example: > local log = require('spacevim.logger').derive('myplug') log.info('hello world') < The this info message will be write to SpaceVim's runtime log: > [ myplug ] [00:02:54:051] [ Info ] hello world < SpaceVim#plugins#iedit#start([options], [firstline], [lastline]) *SpaceVim#plugins#iedit#start()* This is public function to evoke iedit with [options]. The default [firstline] is 1, and the default [lastline] is `line('$')`. The following key are supported in [options]: > KEY: expr match expression word match word stack cursor pos stack selectall boolean < if only argv 1 is given, use selected word as pattern ============================================================================== LAYERS *SpaceVim-layers* Layers help collecting related packages together to provides features. This approach helps keep configuration organized and reduces overhead for the user by keeping them from having to think about what packages to install. ENABLE LAYERS By default SpaceVim enables these layers: 1. `autocomplete` 2. `checkers` 3. `format` 4. `edit` 5. `ui` 5. `core` 6. `core#banner` 7. `core#statusline` 8. `core#tabline` To enable a specific layer you need to edit SpaceVim's custom configuration files. The key binding for opening the configuration files.s `SPC f v d`. The following example shows how to load `shell` layer with some specified options: > [[layers]] name = 'shell' default_position = 'top' default_height = 30 < DISABLE LAYERS Some layers are enabled by default. The following example shows how to disable `shell` layer: > [[layers]] name = 'shell' enable = false < ============================================================================== CHINESE *SpaceVim-layers-chinese* `chinese` layer provides Chinese specific function for SpaceVim. This layer is not loaded by default, to use this layer, add following snippet into your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'chinese' < KEY BINDINGS > Key binding Description SPC l c check with ChineseLinter SPC x g t translate current word SPC n c d convert chinese number to digit < ============================================================================== VERSIONCONTROL *SpaceVim-layers-VersionControl* This layer provides version control system (VCS) integration for SpaceVim. KEY BINDINGS > Key binding Description SPC t m v toggle version control info SPC t m h toggle hunks summary SPC g . version control transient state < ============================================================================== AUTOCOMPLETE *SpaceVim-layers-autocomplete* This layer provides auto-completion in SpaceVim. This layer is enabled by default. To disable this layer, add following snippet to your configuration file: > [[layers]] name = "autocomplete" enable = false < The following completion engines are supported: 1. nvim-cmp - neovim >= 0.9.0 2. neocomplete - vim with `+lua` 3. neocomplcache - vim without `+lua` 4. deoplete - neovim with `+python3` 5. coc - vim >= 8.1 or neovim >= 0.3.1 6. YouCompleteMe - disabled by default, to enable ycm, see |SpaceVim-options-enable_ycm| 7. Completor - vim8 with `+python` or `+python3` 8. asyncomplete - vim8 or neovim with `timers` Snippets are supported via neosnippet(https://github.com/Shougo/neosnippet.vim). COMPLETION ENGINE By default, SpaceVim will choose the completion engine automatically based on your vim version. But you can choose the completion engine to be used with the following variable: `autocomplete_method`: the possible values are: `ycm`: for YouCompleteMe `neocomplcache` `coc`: coc.nvim which also provides language server protocol feature `deoplete` `asyncomplete` `completor` `nvim-cmp` here is an example: > [options] autocomplete_method = "deoplete" < SNIPPETS ENGINE The default snippets engine is `neosnippet`, the also can be changed to `ultisnips`: > [options] snippet_engine = "ultisnips" < The following snippets repos have been added by default: Shougo/neosnippet-snippets: neosnippet's default snippets. honza/vim-snippets: extra snippets If the `snippet_engine` is `neosnippet`, the following directories will be used: `~/.SpaceVim/snippets/`: SpaceVim runtime snippets. `~/.SpaceVim.d/snippets/`: custom global snippets. `./.SpaceVim.d/snippets/`: custom local snippets (project's snippets) You can provide additional directories by setting the variable `g:neosnippet#snippets_directory` which can take a string in case of a single path or a list of paths. If the `snippet_engine` is `ultisnips`, the following directories will be used: `~/.SpaceVim/UltiSnips/`: SpaceVim runtime snippets. `~/.SpaceVim.d/UltiSnips/`: custom global snippets. `./.SpaceVim.d/UltiSnips/`: custom local snippets (project's snippets) COMPLETE PARENS By default, the parens will be completed automatically, to disabled this feature: > [options] autocomplete_parens = false < LAYER OPTIONS You can customize the user experience of autocompletion with the following layer options: `auto_completion_return_key_behavior`: set the action to perform when the key is pressed. the possible values are: 1. `complete` completes with the current selection 2. `smart` completes with current selection and expand snippet or argvs 3. `nil` By default it is `complete`. `auto_completion_tab_key_behavior`: set the action to perform when the key is pressed, the possible values are: 1. `smart` cycle candidates, expand snippets, jump parameters 2. `complete` completes with the current selection 3. `cycle` completes the common prefix and cycle between candidates 4. `nil` insert a carriage return By default it is `complete`. `auto_completion_delay`: a number to delay the completion after input in milliseconds, by default it is 50 ms. `auto_completion_complete_with_key_sequence`: a string of two characters denoting a key sequence that will perform a `complete` action if the sequence as been entered quickly enough. If its value is `nil` then the feature is disabled. NOTE: This option should not has same value as `escape_key_binding` `auto_completion_complete_with_key_sequence_delay`: the number of seconds to wait for the autocompletion key sequence to be entered. The default value is 1 seconds. This option is used for vim's `timeoutlen` option in insert mode. The default configuration of the layer is: > [[layers]] name = "autocomplete" auto_completion_return_key_behavior = "nil" auto_completion_tab_key_behavior = "smart" auto_completion_delay = 200 auto_completion_complete_with_key_sequence = "nil" auto_completion_complete_with_key_sequence_delay = 0.1 < `jk` is a good candidate for `auto_completion_complete_with_key_sequence` if you don’t use it already. SHOW SNIPPETS IN AUTO-COMPLETION POPUP By default, snippets are shown in the auto-completion popup. To disable this feature, set the variable `auto_completion_enable_snippets_in_popup` to false. > [[layers]] name = "autocomplete" auto_completion_enable_snippets_in_popup = false < KEY BINDINGS code completion: > Key bindings | Description ------------ | ----------------------------------------------- Ctrl-n | select next candidate Ctrl-p | select previous candidate | based on auto_completion_tab_key_behavior Shift-Tab | select previous candidate | based on auto_completion_return_key_behavior < snippets: > Key Binding | Description -------------- | ---------------------------------------- M-/ | Expand a snippet SPC i s | List all current snippets for inserting f s | Fuzzy find snippets < NOTE: `SPC i s` requires that at least one fuzzy search layer be loaded. If the `snippet_engine` is `neosnippet`. The fuzzy finder layer can be `leaderf`, `denite` or `unite`. For `ultisnips`, you can use `leaderf` or `unite` layer. ============================================================================== CHAT *SpaceVim-layers-chat* The `chat` layer provides basic function to connected to chat server. LAYER OPTIONS 1. `chat_port`: set the port of chat server 2. `chat_address`: set the ip of chat server 3. `chat_client_jar`: set the path of client jar KEY BINDINGS > Key Bingding Description SPC a h open chat window < ============================================================================== CHECKERS *SpaceVim-layers-checkers* The `checkers` layer provides syntax lint feature. The default lint engine is |neomake|, this can be changed by `lint_engine` option: > [options] lint_engine = 'ale' < OPTIONS `lint_on_the_fly`: Syntax checking on the fly feature, disabled by default. `lint_on_save`: Run syntax checking when saving a file. `show_cursor_error`: Enable/Disable displaying error below current line. `lint_exclude_filetype`: Set the filetypes which does not enable syntax checking. `open_error_list`: Open the language checking windows. when set to 0, the windows will not be opened automatically. Defaults to 2. ============================================================================== COLORSCHEME *SpaceVim-layers-colorscheme* The default colorscheme of SpaceVim is gruvbox. It can be changed via `colorscheme` option by adding the following code to |SpaceVim-options| file: > < [options] colorscheme = 'solarized' < The following colorschemes are include in SpaceVim. If the colorscheme you want is not included in the list below, a PR is welcome. > | Name | dark | light | term | gui | statusline | | ------------ | ---- | ----- | ---- | --- | ---------- | | molokai | yes | no | yes | yes | yes | | srcery | yes | no | yes | yes | yes | | onedark | yes | no | yes | yes | yes | | jellybeans | yes | no | yes | yes | yes | | palenight | yes | no | yes | yes | yes | | one | yes | yes | yes | yes | yes | | nord | yes | no | yes | yes | yes | | gruvbox | yes | yes | yes | yes | yes | | NeoSolarized | yes | yes | yes | yes | yes | | hybrid | yes | yes | yes | yes | yes | | material | yes | yes | yes | yes | yes | | dracula | yes | yes | yes | yes | yes | | SpaceVim | yes | yes | yes | yes | yes | < Also, there's one thing which everyone should know and pay attention to. NOT all of above colorschemes support spell check very well. For example, a colorscheme called atom doesn't support spell check very well. SpaceVim is not gonna fix them since these should be in charge of each author. ============================================================================== CORE *SpaceVim-layers-core* The `core` layer of SpaceVim. This layer is enabled by default, and it provides filetree, comment key bindings etc. OPTIONS 1. `filetree_show_hidden`: option for showing hidden file in filetree, disabled by default. 2. `enable_smooth_scrolling`: enable/disabled smooth scrolling key bindings, enabled by default. 3. `enable_filetree_gitstatus`: enable/disable git status column in filetree. 4. `enable_filetree_filetypeicon`: enable/disable filetype icons in filetree. 5. `enable_netrw`: enable/disable netrw, disabled by default. 6. `enable_quickfix_key_bindings`: enable/disable quickfix.nvim, mappings for neovim quickfix window. This option is only for neovim. 7. `enable_winbar`: enable/disable `wsdjeg/winbar.nvim` NOTE: the `enable_vimfiler_gitstatus` and `enable_filetree_gitstatus` option has been deprecated. Use layer option instead. *spacevim-options-enable_vimfiler_gitstatus* *spacevim-options-enable_filetree_gitstatus* *g:spacevim_enable_vimfiler_gitstatus* *g:spacevim_enable_filetree_gitstatus* *g:spacevim_enable_vimfiler_filetypeicon* ============================================================================== CORE#STATUSCOLUMN *SpaceVim-layers-core-statuscolumn* This layer provides a simple statuscolumn for SpaceVim and is disabled by default. To enable this layer, add following section to your configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'core#statuscolumn' enable = true < ============================================================================== CORE#STATUSLINE *SpaceVim-layers-core-statusline* This layer provides default statusline for SpaceVim If you want to use airline's statusline, just disable this layer > [[layers]] name = 'core#statusline' enable = false < LAYER OPTIONS `major_mode_cache`: Enable/disable major mode cache, enabled by default. ============================================================================== CORE#TABLINE *SpaceVim-layers-core-tabline* This layer provides default tabline for SpaceVim If you want to use airline's tabline, just disable this layer > [[layers]] name = "core#tabline" enable = false < LAYER OPTIONS 1. `enable_default_mappings`: Enable/disable default key bindings. This is enabled by default. KEY BINDINGS The following two key bindings require neovim v0.10.0+. > Key binding | Description ----------------- | ----------------------------------------------- Ctrl-Shift-Right | Move current tabpage to the right Ctrl-Shift-Left | Move current tabpage to the left < USE TABLINE Buffers will be listed on the tabline if there is only one tab, each item contains the index, buffer name and the filetype icon. If there is more than one tab, all of them will be listed on the tabline. Each item can be quickly accessed by using ` number`. Default `` is `\`. > Key Bindings | Descriptions ------------ | ----------------------------------------------- 1 | Jump to index 1 on tabline 2 | Jump to index 2 on tabline 3 | Jump to index 3 on tabline 4 | Jump to index 4 on tabline 5 | Jump to index 5 on tabline 6 | Jump to index 6 on tabline 7 | Jump to index 7 on tabline 8 | Jump to index 8 on tabline 9 | Jump to index 9 on tabline g r | Switch to alternate tab (switch back and forth) < NOTE: `SPC Tab` is the key binding for switching to alternate buffer. Read [Buffers and Files](#buffers-and-files) section for more info. SpaceVim tabline also supports mouse click, the left mouse button will switch to the buffer, while the middle mouse button will delete the buffer. NOTE: This feature is only supported in Neovim with `has('tablineat')`. > Key Bindings | Descriptions ---------------- | -------------------- | Switch to the buffer | Delete the buffer < TAB MANAGER You can also use `SPC t t` to open the tab manager window. Key bindings within the tab manager window: > Key Bindings | Descriptions ----------------- | ----------------------------------------- o | Close or expand tab windows. r | Rename the tab under the cursor. n | Create new named tab below the cursor tab N | Create new tab below the cursor tab x | Delete the tab Ctrl-Shift-Up | Move tab backward Ctrl-Shift-Down | Move tab forward | Switch to the window under the cursor. < ============================================================================== CSCOPE *SpaceVim-layers-cscope* `cscope` layer provides |cscope| integration for SpaceVim. To load this layer: > [[layers]] name = 'cscope' < LAYER OPTIONS The layer option can be used when loading the `cscope` layer, for example: > [[layers]] name = 'cscope' auto_update = true open_quickfix = 0 < 1. `auto_update`: Enable or disable automatic updating of the cscope database. 2. `cscope_command`: set the command or path of `cscope` executable. 3. `open_location`: enable/disable open location list after searching. 4. `preload_path`: set the proload paths. 5. `list_files_command`: set the command to list all files which should be involed to create cscope database, By default it is: `['rg', '--color=never', '--files']` To specific filetypes, use custom command, for example: > [[layers]] name = 'cscope' list_files_command = ['rg', '--color=never', '--files', '--type', 'c'] < KEY BINDINGS The following key bindings will be added when this layer is loaded. > Key binding Description SPC m c c find functions called by this function SPC m c C find functions calling this function SPC m c d find global definition of a symbol SPC m c r find references of a symbol SPC m c f find files SPC m c F find files including this file SPC m c e find this egrep pattern SPC m c t find this text string SPC m c = find assignments to this symbol SPC m c u create cscope index SPC m c i create cscope database SPC m c l list cscope database SPC m c m remove current cscope database SPC m c M remove all cscope database < ============================================================================== CTRLP *SpaceVim-layers-ctrlp* `ctrlp` layer provides fuzzy finder feature which is based on |ctrlp|. This layer is not loaded by default, to use this layer, you need to add following snippent in your configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'ctrlp' < KEY BINDINGS The following key bindings will be defined when `ctrlp` layer is loaded: > Key bindings | Discription -------------------- | ----------------------------- f | Fuzzy find menu:CustomKeyMaps f e | Fuzzy find register f h | Fuzzy find history/yank f j | Fuzzy find jump, change f l | Fuzzy find location list f m | Fuzzy find output messages f o | Fuzzy find outline f q | Fuzzy find quick fix f r | Resumes Unite window < ============================================================================== DEBUG *SpaceVim-layers-debug* `debug` layer debug workflow for SpaceVim. All of the functionality is based on vebugger or vimspector. LAYER OPTIONS 1. `debugger_plugin`: set the debug engine. It can be `vimspector` or `vebugger`. KEY BINDINGS > Key binding Description SPC d c launch-or-continue-debugger SPC d r restart-debugger-with-the-same-config SPC d x run-to-cursor SPC d p pause-debugger SPC d b toggle-line-breakpoint SPC d B clear-all-breakpoints SPC d o step-over SPC d i step-into-functions SPC d O step-out-of-current-function SPC d u move-up-a-frame SPC d d move-down-a-frame SPC d k terminate-the-debugger SPC d e evaluate-cursor-symbol-or-selection < ============================================================================== EDIT *SpaceVim-layers-edit* The `edit` layer provides basic feature for editing files. This layer is loaded by default. To disable this layer: > [[layers]] name = 'edit' enable = false < CONFIGURATION 1. `autosave_timeout`: set the timeoutlen of autosave plugin. By default it is 0. And autosave is disabled. timeoutlen must be given in millisecods and can't be > 100*60*1000 (100 minutes) or < 1000 (1 second). For example, setup timer with 5 minutes: > [[layers]] name = 'edit' autosave_timeout = 300000 < 2. `autosave_events`: set the events on which autosave will perform a save. This option is an empty list by default. you can trigger saving based on vim's events, for example: > [[layers]] name = 'edit' autosave_events = ['InsertLeave', 'TextChanged'] < 3. `autosave_all_buffers`: By default autosave plugin only save current buffer. If you want to save all buffers automatically. Set this option to `true`. > [[layers]] name = 'edit' autosave_all_buffers = true < 4. `autosave_location`: set the directory where to save changed files. By default it is empty string, that means saving to the original file. If this option is not an empty string. files will me saved to that directory automatically. and the format is: > autosave_location/path+=to+=filename.ext.backup < 5. `enable_hop`: by default, spacevim use easymotion plugin. and if you are using neovim 0.6.0 or above, hop.nvim will be enabled. You can disabled this plugin and still using easymotion. KEY BINDINGS The `edit` layer also provides many key bindings: > key binding description SPC x c count in the selection region < The following key binding is to jump to targets. The default plugin is `easymotion`, and if you are using neovim 0.6.0 or above. The `hop.nvim` will be used. > key binding description SPC j j jump or select a character SPC j J jump to suite of two characters SPC j l jump or select to a line SPC j w jump to a word SPC j u jump to a url < ============================================================================== EXPRFOLD *SpaceVim-layers-exprfold* Fold code quickly according to expr. Mappings: > Key Mode Function ---------------------------------------------------- ZB normal Open fold block template ZF normal Fold block ZC normal Fold block comment < ============================================================================== FOLDSEARCH *SpaceVim-layers-foldsearch* `foldsearch` layer provides key bindings to searching text and fold searching results. This layer is not enabled by default, to enable this layer, add following code to your configuration file: > [[layers]] name = 'foldsearch' < KEY BINDINGS The following key bindings will be definded when the `foldsearch` layer is loaded. > Key Binding Description SPC F w searching with input word SPC F W searching with cursor word SPC F p searching with regexp SPC F e end foldsearch < ============================================================================== FORMAT *SpaceVim-layers-format* `format` layer provides code formation for SpaceVim, the default formatting plugin is `neoformat`, and you can also use `vim-codefmt`. LAYER OPTIONS 1. `format_on_save`: disabled by default. 2. `format_method`: set the format plugin, default plugin is `neoformat`. You can also use `vim-codefmt` or `format.nvim`, `format.nvim` requires neovim 0.9.0+. 3. `silent_format`: Runs the formatter without any messages. 4. `format_notify_width`: set the neoformat notify window width. 5. `format_notify_timeout`: set the neoformat notify clear timeout. default is 5000 milliseconds. KEY BINDINGS > Key binding Description SPC b f format current buffer or selection lines < ============================================================================== FRAMEWORK#DJANGO *SpaceVim-layers-framework-django* The `framework#django` layer provides code completion and syntax highlight for django. This layer is not enabled by default, to enable it: > [[layers]] name = 'framework#django' < ============================================================================== FZF *SpaceVim-layers-fzf* This layer provides fuzzy finder feature which is based on `fzf`. This layer is not loaded by default. To use this layer: > [[layers]] name = 'fzf' < KEY BINDINGS The following key bindings will be enabled when this layer is loaded: > Key bindings Description SPC p f / Ctrl-p search files in current directory f SPC Fuzzy find menu:CustomKeyMaps f e Fuzzy find register f h Fuzzy find history/yank f j Fuzzy find jump, change f l Fuzzy find location list f m Fuzzy find output messages f o Fuzzy find functions f t Fuzzy find tags f q Fuzzy find quick fix f p Fuzzy find bundle plugins < ============================================================================== GIT *SpaceVim-layers-git* `git` layer provides git integration for SpaceVim. LAYER OPTIONS `git_plugin`: Set the background plugin used in `git` layer. The default value is `git`, the following plugins are supported: `gina`, `fugitive` and `gita`. > [[layers]] name = 'git' git_plugin = 'git' < `git_diff_position`: set the default command to split diff windows, by default it is `10split`. Example: > [[layers]] name = 'git' git_diff_position = 'vsplit' < KEY BINDINGS The following key bindings will be definded when the `git` layer is loaded. > Key Binding Description SPC g s view git status SPC g S stage current file SPC g U unstage current file SPC g c edit git commit SPC g p git push SPC g m git branch manager SPC g d view git diff SPC g A stage all files SPC g b open git blame windows SPC g h a stage current hunk SPC g h r undo cursor hunk SPC g h v preview cursor hunk < COMMIT OMNI FUNCTION This layer also provides an omnifunc for git commit messages. It supports: 1. complete commit title, `fix:`, `doc:` etc. 2. complete github issue list 3. complete co-author info ============================================================================== GITHUB *SpaceVim-layers-github* This layer provides GitHub integration for SpaceVim MAPPINGS > Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- SPC g h i show issues SPC g h a show activities SPC g h d show dashboard SPC g h f show current file in browser SPC g h I show issues in browser SPC g h p show PRs in browser < NOTE: If you are using python2, you may get error: > No module named past.builtins < To fix this issue, you need to install `future` module. > python2 -m pip install future < ============================================================================== GTAGS *SpaceVim-layers-gtags* `gtags` layer provides |gtags| integration for SpaceVim. To load this layer: > [[layers]] name = 'gtags' < LAYER OPTIONS The layer option can be used when loading the `gtags` layer, for example: > [[layers]] name = 'gtags' auto_update = true open_quickfix = 0 < 1. `auto_update`: enable/disable database update automatically. 2. `open_quickfix`: This setting will open the |quickfix| list when adding entries. same as |g:gtags_open_list| 3. `gtagslabel`: the backend of gtags command, you can use `ctags` or `pygments`. It is empty string by default. 4. `ctags_bin`: set the command or path of ctags, default is 'ctags' ============================================================================== INCSEARCH *SpaceVim-layers-incsearch* This layer improved incremental searching for neovim/vim KEY BINDINGS The following key bindings will be defined when this layer is loaded. > key binding description / incsearch forward ? incsearch backward g/ incsearch stay n nohlsearch n N nohlsearch N * nohlsearch * # nohlsearch # g* nohlsearch g* g# nohlsearch g# SPC b / fuzzy find word < ============================================================================== INDENTMOVE *SpaceVim-layers-indentmove* Move cursor quickly according to indent. MAPPINGS > Key mode function ----------------------------------------------------------------- EH normal/visual move up to nearest line with smaller indent level EL normal/visual move down to nearest line with larger indent level EJ normal/visual move down to nearest line with smaller or same indent level EK normal/visual move down to nearest line with larger or same indent level EI normal/visual move down to nearest child indent < ============================================================================== LANG#WEBASSEMBLY *SpaceVim-layers-lang-WebAssembly* This layer provides syntax highlighting for WebAssembly file. and it is disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#WebAssembly' < ============================================================================== LANG#ACTIONSCRIPT *SpaceVim-layers-lang-actionscript* This layer provides syntax highlighting for actionscript. To enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#actionscript" < ============================================================================== LANG#AGDA *SpaceVim-layers-lang-agda* This layer provides syntax highlighting for agda. To enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#agda" < KEY BINDINGS The following key bindings will be added when this layer is loaded. All key bindings start with `SPC l`. > Key binding Description SPC l r execute current file SPC l l reload SPC l t infer SPC l f refine false SPC l F refine true SPC l g give SPC l c make case SPC l a auto SPC l e context SPC l n Normalize IgnoreAbstract SPC l N Normalize DefaultCompute SPC l M Show module SPC l y why in scope SPC l h helper function SPC l m metas < ============================================================================== LANG#ASCIIDOC *SpaceVim-layers-lang-asciidoc* This layer provides syntax highlighting for asciidoc. To enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#asciidoc" < ============================================================================== LANG#ASPECTJ *SpaceVim-layers-lang-aspectj* This layer provides syntax highlighting for aspectj. To enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#aspectj" < ============================================================================== LANG#ASSEMBLY *SpaceVim-layers-lang-assembly* This layer provides syntax highlighting for assembly. To enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#assembly" < ============================================================================== LANG#AUTOHOTKEY *SpaceVim-layers-lang-autohotkey* This layer provides syntax highlighting for autohotkey. To enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#autohotkey" < ============================================================================== LANG#AUTOIT *SpaceVim-layers-lang-autoit* This layer provides syntax highlighting for autoit. To enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#autoit" < KEY BINDINGS The following key binding will be added when this layer is loaded: > key binding Description SPC l r run current file < ============================================================================== LANG#BATCH *SpaceVim-layers-lang-batch* This layer is for batch development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#batch' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for batch, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#C *SpaceVim-layers-lang-c* This layer is for c/cpp development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#c' < LAYER OPTIONS `clang_executable`: Set the path to the clang executable, by default, it is `clang`. `enable_clang_syntax_highlight`: Enable/Disable clang based syntax highlighting. By default it is disabled. `libclang_path`: The libclang shared object (dynamic library) file path. By default it is empty `clang_std`: This is a dictionary for setting std for c/cpp. The default valuable is : > 'c' : 'c11', 'cpp' : 'c++1z', 'objc' : 'c11', 'objcpp': 'c++1z', < `clang_flag`: You should be able to just paste most of your compile flags in there. Here is an example how to use above options: > [[layers]] name = "lang#c" clang_executable = "/usr/bin/clang" clang_flag = ['-I/user/include'] [layers.clang_std] c = "c11" cpp = "c++1z" objc = "c11" objcpp = "c++1z" < Instead of using `clang_flag` options, You can also create a `.clang` file in the root directory of your project. SpaceVim will load the options defined in `.clang` file. For example: > -std=c11 -I/home/test < Note: If `.clang` file contains std configuration, it will override `clang_std` layer option. KEY BINDINGS > Key Function -------------------------------- SPC l r run current file g d jump to definition < This layer also provides REPL support for c, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < If the lsp layer is enabled for c/c++, the following key bindings can be used: > key binding Description -------------------------------- g D jump to declaration SPC l e rename symbol SPC l x show references SPC l h show line diagnostics SPC l d show document K show document SPC l w l list workspace folder SPC l w a add workspace folder SPC l w r remove workspace folder < Known issue: You need to use `flush(stdout)` before `scanf()` when run code in code runner. }}} ============================================================================== LANG#CHAPEL *SpaceVim-layers-lang-chapel* This layer is for chapel development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#chapel' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r compile and run current file < ============================================================================== LANG#CLOJURE *SpaceVim-layers-lang-clojure* This layer provides clojure language support in SpaceVim. Including syntax highlighting, code indent, code runner and REPL. This layer is not enabled by default, To enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#clojure" < LAYER OPTIONS 1. `clojure_interpreter`: Set the clojure interpreter, by default, it is `clojure` > [[layers]] name = 'lang#clojure' clojure_interpreter = 'path/to/clojure' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for clojure, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < If the lsp layer is enabled for clojure, the following key bindings can be used: > key binding Description g D jump to type definition SPC l e rename symbol SPC l x show references SPC l h show line diagnostics SPC l d show document K show document SPC l w l list workspace folder SPC l w a add workspace folder SPC l w r remove workspace folder < TASKS SpaceVim will detect lein project tasks automatically. If there is `project.clj` file in the root directory of your project. Following tasks will be detected: 1. `lein:test` 2. `lein:run` ============================================================================== LANG#CMAKE *SpaceVim-layers-lang-cmake* This layer is for cmake development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#cmake' < ============================================================================== LANG#COFFEESCRIPT *SpaceVim-layers-lang-coffeescript* This layer is for coffeescript development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#coffeescript' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for coffeescript, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#CRYSTAL *SpaceVim-layers-lang-crystal* INTRO The lang#crystal layer provides crystal filetype detection and syntax highlight, crystal tool and crystal spec integration. To enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#crystal" < MAPPING > Key binding description SPC l r run current code < This layer also provides REPL support for crystal, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#CSHARP *SpaceVim-layers-lang-csharp* INTRO This layer includes utilities and language-specific mappings for csharp development. By default it is disabled, to enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#csharp" < KEY MAPPINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l b compile the project normal SPC l f format current file normal SPC l d show doc normal SPC l e rename symbol under cursor normal SPC l g g go to definition normal SPC l g i find implementations normal SPC l g t find type normal SPC l g s find symbols normal SPC l g u find usages of symbol under cursor normal SPC l g m find members in the current buffer normal SPC l s r reload the solution normal SPC l s s start the OmniSharp server normal SPC l s S stop the OmniSharp server < ============================================================================== LANG#D *SpaceVim-layers-lang-d* This layer is for d development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#d' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for d, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#DART *SpaceVim-layers-lang-dart* INTRO The lang#dart layer provides code completion, documentation lookup, jump to definition, dart_repl integration for dart. It uses neomake as default syntax checker which is loaded in |SpaceVim-layer-checkers|. To enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#dart" < LAYER OPTIONS 1. `dart_sdk_path`: Set the path of dart sdk, by default, it is ''. KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for hack, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < This layer use deoplete-dart as default completion plugin for dart. If the |SpaceVim-layer-lsp| is enabled for dart, This plugin will not be loaded. ============================================================================== LANG#DOCKERFILE *SpaceVim-layers-lang-dockerfile* INTRO The lang#dockerfile layer provides syntax highlighting for dockerfile. By default it is disabled, to enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#dockerfile" < ============================================================================== LANG#E *SpaceVim-layers-lang-e* INTRO This layer includes utilities and language-specific mappings for e development. By default it is disabled, to enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#e" < ============================================================================== LANG#EIFFEL *SpaceVim-layers-lang-eiffel* This layer is for lang#eiffel development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#eiffel' < KEY BINDINGS > Key Function ----------------------------- SPC l c run eclean < ============================================================================== LANG#ELIXIR *SpaceVim-layers-lang-elixir* This layer is for elixir development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#elixir' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file normal g d jump to definition < This layer also provides REPL support for d, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#ELM *SpaceVim-layers-lang-elm* This layer is for elm development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#elm' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for elm, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#ERLANG *SpaceVim-layers-lang-erlang* This layer is for erlang development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#erlang' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for erlang, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#EXTRA *SpaceVim-layers-lang-extra* INTRO The lang#extra layer provides syntax highlighting, indent for extra programming language. includes: 1. pug digitaltoad/vim-pug syntax highlighting and indent 2. i3config PotatoesMaster/i3-vim-syntax syntax highlighting for i3 config 3. irssi config isundil/vim-irssi-syntax syntax highlighting for irssi config ============================================================================== LANG#FENNEL *SpaceVim-layers-lang-fennel* This layer is for fennel development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#fennel' < LAYER OPTIONS 1. `fennel_interpreter`: Set the path of `fennel` command, by default it is `fennel`. KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for fennel, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#FORTH *SpaceVim-layers-lang-forth* This layer is for forth development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#forth' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < ============================================================================== LANG#FORTRAN *SpaceVim-layers-lang-fortran* This layer is for fortran development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#fortran' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for fortran, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#FOXPRO *SpaceVim-layers-lang-foxpro* INTRO The lang#foxpro layer provides syntax highlighting for foxpro. ============================================================================== LANG#FSHARP *SpaceVim-layers-lang-fsharp* This layer is for fsharp development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#fsharp' < This layer also provides REPL support for goby, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#GO *SpaceVim-layers-lang-go* The `lang#go` layer includes code completion and syntax checking for Go development. This layer is not enabled by default, to enable it: > [[layers]] name = 'go' < LANGUAGE SERVER There are two ways to setup the golang language server protocol. neovim(`>=0.5.0`) If you are using `nvim(>=0.5.0)`. You need to use `enabled_clients` option of `lsp` layer to specific the language servers. for example: > [[layers]] name = 'lsp' enabled_clients = ['gopls'] < vim or neovim(`<0.5.0`) To enable language server protocol support, you may need to enable lsp layer. > [[layers]] name = "lsp" filetypes = [ "go" ] < LAYER OPTIONS 1. `enabled_linters`: set a list of enabled lint for golang. by default this option is `['golangci_lint']`. The available linters includes: `go`, `gometalinter`, etc. 2. go_file_head: the default file head for golang source code. > [[layers]] name = "lang#go" go_file_head = [ '#!/usr/bin/python3', '# -*- coding : utf-8 -*-' '' ] < 3. `go_interpreter`: Set the interpreter of go. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#go' go_interpreter = '~/download/bin/go' < 4. format_on_save: enable/disable code formation when save go file. This options is disabled by default, to enable it: > [[layers]] name = 'lang#go' format_on_save = true < MAPPINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l a go alternate normal SPC l b go build normal SPC l c go coverage normal SPC l d go doc normal SPC l D go doc vertical normal SPC l e go rename normal SPC l g go definition normal SPC l G go generate normal SPC l h go info normal SPC l i go implements normal SPC l I implement stubs normal SPC l k add tags normal SPC l K remove tags normal SPC l l list declarations in file normal SPC l L list declarations in dir normal SPC l m format improts normal SPC l M add import normal SPC l x go referrers normal SPC l s fill struct normal SPC l t go test normal SPC l v freevars normal SPC l r go run < If the lsp layer is enabled for go, the following key bindings can be used: > key binding Description g D jump to type definition SPC l e rename symbol SPC l x show references SPC l s show line diagnostics SPC l d show document K show document SPC l w l list workspace folder SPC l w a add workspace folder SPC l w r remove workspace folder < ============================================================================== LANG#GOBY *SpaceVim-layers-lang-goby* This layer is for goby development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#goby' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for goby, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#GOSU *SpaceVim-layers-lang-gosu* This layer is for gosu development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#gosu' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < ============================================================================== LANG#GRAPHQL *SpaceVim-layers-lang-graphql* INTRO The lang#graphql layer provides syntax highlighting indent for graphql. To enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#graphql" < This filetype is automatically selected for filenames ending in .graphql, .graphqls, and .gql. If you would like to enable automatic syntax support for more file extensions (e.g., *.prisma), add following into bootstrap function. > augroup mybootstrap au! au BufNewFile,BufRead *.prisma setfiletype graphql augroup END < ============================================================================== LANG#GROOVY *SpaceVim-layers-lang-groovy* This layer is for groovy development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#groovy' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for groovy, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#HACK *SpaceVim-layers-lang-hack* INTRO This layer is for hack development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#hack' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for hack, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#HASKELL *SpaceVim-layers-lang-haskell* This layer is for haskell development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#haskell' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for haskell, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#HAXE *SpaceVim-layers-lang-haxe* This layer is for haxe development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#haxe' < LAYER OPTIONS 1. `haxe_interpreter`: Set the haxe interpreter, by default, it is `haxe` > [[layers]] name = 'lang#haxe' haxe_interpreter = 'path/to/haxe' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for haxe, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#HTML *SpaceVim-layers-lang-html* This layer is for html development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = "lang#html" < OPTIONS `emmet_leader_key`: change the default leader key for emmet `emmet_filetyps`: Set the filetypes for enabling emmet > [[layers]] name = "lang#html" emmet_leader_key = "" emmet_filetyps = ['html'] < KEY BINDINGS > Key Binding description emmet leader key < ============================================================================== LANG#HY *SpaceVim-layers-lang-hy* This layer is for hy development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#hy' < LAYER OPTIONS 1. `hy_interpreter`: Set the hy interpreter, by default, it is `hy` > [[layers]] name = 'lang#hy' hy_interpreter = 'path/to/hy' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for hy, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#IDRIS *SpaceVim-layers-lang-idris* This layer is for idris development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#idris' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for idris, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#IO *SpaceVim-layers-lang-io* This layer is for io development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#io' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for io, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#J *SpaceVim-layers-lang-j* This layer is for j development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#j' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for j, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#JANET *SpaceVim-layers-lang-janet* This layer is for janet development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#janet' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for janet, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#JAVA *SpaceVim-layers-lang-java* This layer is for java development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#java' < LAYER OPTIONS 1. `format_on_save`: Enable/disabled code formatting when saving current file. Disabled by default. 2. `java_formatter_jar`: Set the full path of google's java formatter jar. 3. `java_file_head`: The default file header for new java file. by default it is: > [[layers]] name = 'lang#java' java_file_head = [ '/**', ' * @author : `fnamemodify(expand("~"), ":t")`', ' * @created : `strftime("%Y-%m-%d")`', '**/', '' ] < 4. `enabled_linters`: Set the enabled linters for java, default is `['javac']`. MAPPINGS > Import key bindings: Mode Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- normal SPC l I import missing classes normal SPC l R remove unused imports normal SPC l i smart import class under cursor insert I import missing imports insert R remove unused imports insert i smart import class under cursor Generate key bindings: Mode Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- normal SPC l g A generate accessors normal SPC l g s generate setter accessor normal SPC l g g generate getter accessor normal SPC l g a generate setter and getter accessor normal SPC l g t generate toString function normal SPC l g e generate equals and hashcode function normal SPC l g c generate constructor normal SPC l g C generate default constructor insert s generate setter accessor insert g generate getter accessor insert a generate getter and setter accessor visual SPC l g s generate setter accessor visual SPC l g g generate getter accessor visual SPC l g a generate setter and getter accessor Maven key bindings: Mode Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- normal SPC l m i run maven clean install normal SPC l m I run maven install normal SPC l m p run one already goal from list normal SPC l m r run maven goals normal SPC l m R run one maven goal normal SPC l m t run maven test Gradle key bindings: Mode Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- normal SPC l g r run gradle run normal SPC l g b run gradle build normal SPC l g B run gradle clean build normal SPC l g t run gradle test Jump key bindings: Mode Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- normal SPC l j a jump to alternate file REPL key bindings: Mode Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- normal SPC l s i start a jshell inferior REPL process normal SPC l s b send buffer and keep code buffer focused normal SPC l s l send line and keep code buffer focused normal SPC l s s send selection text and keep code buffer focused < CODE FORMATTING To make neoformat support java file, you should install uncrustify. or download google's formater jar from: https://github.com/google/google-java-format and set the layer option `java_formatter_jar` to the path of the jar. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#java' java_formatter_jar = 'path/to/google-java-format.jar' < ============================================================================== LANG#JAVASCRIPT *SpaceVim-layers-lang-javascript* This layer is for JavaScript development, includes syntax lint, code completion etc. To enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#javascript" < The code linter is eslint, install eslint via: > npm install -g eslint-cli < LAYER OPTION 1. auto_fix: If this option is true, --fix will be added to neomake eslint maker. > [[layers]] name = "lang#javascript" auto_fix = true < KEY BINDINGS > Key Function ----------------------------- SPC l r run current file SPC b f format current buffer < This layer also provides REPL support for javascript, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < If the lsp layer is enabled for javascript, the following key bindings can be used: > key binding Description g D jump to type definition SPC l e rename symbol SPC l x show references SPC l h show line diagnostics SPC l d show document K show document SPC l w l list workspace folder SPC l w a add workspace folder SPC l w r remove workspace folder < ============================================================================== LANG#JR *SpaceVim-layers-lang-jr* This layer adds syntax highlighting for the JR Concurrent Programming Language. JR is the implementation of the SR language for Java. It is disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#jr' < ============================================================================== LANG#JSON *SpaceVim-layers-lang-json* This layer provides syntax highlighting for json file. To enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#json" < OPTIONS 1. conceal: Set the valuable for |g:vim_json_syntax_conceal| 2. concealcursor: Set the valuable for |g:vim_json_syntax_concealcursor| > [[layers]] name = 'lang#json' conceal = false concealcursor = '' < 3. enable_json5: Enable/Disable json5 support. Enabled by default. ============================================================================== LANG#JSONNET *SpaceVim-layers-lang-jsonnet* This layer adds syntax highlighting for the jsonnet Language. It is disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#jsonnet' < ============================================================================== LANG#JULIA *SpaceVim-layers-lang-julia* This layer is for julia development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#julia' < KEY BINDINGS This layer brings following key bindings to julia file: > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for julia, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < To format julia code, you need to install `JuliaFormatter`, and the key binding is `SPC b f` If the lsp layer is enabled for julia, the following key bindings can be used: > key binding Description g D jump to type definition g d jump to definition SPC l e rename symbol SPC l x show references SPC l h show line diagnostics SPC l d show document K show document SPC l w l list workspace folder SPC l w a add workspace folder SPC l w r remove workspace folder < ============================================================================== LANG#KOTLIN *SpaceVim-layers-lang-kotlin* This layer is for kotlin development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#kotlin' < If you want to use lsp layer for kotlin, you need to install the kotlin_language_server. https://github.com/fwcd/kotlin-language-server KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for kotlin, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < If the lsp layer is enabled for kotlin, the following key bindings can be used: > key binding Description g D jump to type definition SPC l e rename symbol SPC l x show references SPC l h show line diagnostics SPC l d show document K show document SPC l w l list workspace folder SPC l w a add workspace folder SPC l w r remove workspace folder < ============================================================================== LANG#LASSO *SpaceVim-layers-lang-lasso* This layer provides syntax highlighting for lasso. To enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#lasso" < ============================================================================== LANG#LATEX *SpaceVim-layers-lang-latex* This layer is for latex development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#latex' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l i vimtex-info normal SPC l I vimtex-info-full normal SPC l t vimtex-toc-open normal SPC l T vimtex-toc-toggle normal SPC l y vimtex-labels-open normal SPC l Y vimtex-labels-toggle normal SPC l v vimtex-view normal SPC l r vimtex-reverse-search normal SPC l l vimtex-compile normal SPC l L vimtex-compile-selected normal SPC l k vimtex-stop normal SPC l K vimtex-stop-all normal SPC l e vimtex-errors normal SPC l o vimtex-compile-output normal SPC l g vimtex-status normal SPC l G vimtex-status-all normal SPC l c vimtex-clean normal SPC l C vimtex-clean-full normal SPC l m vimtex-imaps-list normal SPC l x vimtex-reload normal SPC l X vimtex-reload-state normal SPC l s vimtex-toggle-main < ============================================================================== LANG#LIQUID *SpaceVim-layers-lang-liquid* This layer provides syntax highlighting for liquid. To enable this layer: > [[layers]] name = "lang#liquid" < ============================================================================== LANG#LISP *SpaceVim-layers-lang-lisp* This layer is for Common Lisp development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#lisp' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for lisp, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#LIVESCRIPT *SpaceVim-layers-lang-livescript* This layer is for livescript development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#livescript' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for livescript, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#LUA *SpaceVim-layers-lang-lua* This layer includes utilities and language-specific mappings for lua development. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#lua' < LAYER OPTIONS 1. lua_file_head: the default file head for lua source code. > [[layers]] name = "lang#lua" ruby_file_head = [ '--!/usr/bin/lua', '' ] < 2. repl_command: the REPL command for lua > [[layers]] name = 'lang#lua' repl_command = '~/download/bin/lua' < 3. format_on_save: enable/disable code formation when save lua file. This options is disabled by default, to enable it: > [[layers]] name = 'lang#lua' format_on_save = true < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current script normal SPC l b compile current file < This layer also provides REPL support for lua, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#MARKDOWN *SpaceVim-layers-lang-markdown* This layer adds markdown support to SpaceVim. It is disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#markdown' < LAYER OPTIONS The following layer options are supported in this layer: 1. `enabled_formatters`: Set the enabled formatters, by default it is `['remark']`. To use `prettier`, you need to install `prettier` via: > npm install --global prettier < 2. `enableWcwidth`: Enable/disabled wcwidth option, it is disabled by default. 3. `listItemChar`: Set the default list item char, it is `-` by default. 4. `listItemIndent`: Set the default indent of list item. It is `1` by default. Here is an example for loading `lang#markdown` layer: > [[layers]] name = 'lang#markdown' enableWcwidth = 1 listItemIndent = 1 enabled_formatters = ['prettier'] < KEY BINDINGS This layer brings following key bindings to markdown file: > Key binding Description Ctrl-b insert code block SPC l r run code in code block < ============================================================================== LANG#MOONSCRIPT *SpaceVim-layers-lang-moonscript* This layer is for moonscript development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#moonscript' < KEY BINDINGS > Key Function ----------------------------- SPC l r Run current moonscript < This layer also provides REPL support for moonscript, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#NIM *SpaceVim-layers-lang-nim* This layer is for nim development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#nim' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file normal SPC l d show symbol info normal SPC l e rename symbol in file normal SPC l E rename symbol in project normal g d go to definition < This layer also provides REPL support for nim, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#NIX *SpaceVim-layers-lang-nix* INTRO The lang#nix layer provides syntax highlighting and basic LSP support for the Nix expression language. ============================================================================== LANG#OCAML *SpaceVim-layers-lang-ocaml* OCaml autocompletion provided by merlin. Requirements: > opam merlin < ============================================================================== LANG#OCTAVE *SpaceVim-layers-lang-octave* This layer adds syntax highlighting for the GNU Octave. It is disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#octave' < ============================================================================== LANG#PACT *SpaceVim-layers-lang-pact* This layer is for pact development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#pact' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for pact, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#PASCAL *SpaceVim-layers-lang-pascal* This layer is for pascal development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#pascal' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < ============================================================================== LANG#PERL *SpaceVim-layers-lang-perl* This layer is for perl development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#perl' < LAYER OPTIONS 1. `perl_interpreter`: Set the perl interpreter, by default, it is `perl` > [[layers]] name = 'lang#perl' perl_interpreter = 'path/to/perl' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for perl, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#PHP *SpaceVim-layers-lang-php* This layer is for php development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#php' < LAYER OPTIONS 1. `php_interpreter`: Set the PHP interpreter, by default, it is `php` > [[layers]] name = 'lang#php' php_interpreter = 'path/to/php' < KEY BINDINGS > Key Function -------------------------------- SPC l r run current file g d jump to definition < This layer also provides REPL support for php, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < If the lsp layer is enabled for php, the following key bindings can be used: > key binding Description -------------------------------- g D jump to declaration SPC l e rename symbol SPC l x show references SPC l h show line diagnostics SPC l d show document K show document SPC l w l list workspace folder SPC l w a add workspace folder SPC l w r remove workspace folder < ============================================================================== LANG#PLANTUML *SpaceVim-layers-lang-plantuml* This layer is for plantuml development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#plantuml' < LAYER OPTIONS 1. `java_command`: Set the path of java command, by default, it is `java` > [[layers]] name = 'lang#plantuml' java_command = 'path/to/java' < 2. `plantuml_jar_path`: Set the path of `pluatuml.jar`. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#plantuml' plantuml_jar_path = 'path/to/plantuml.jar' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l p preview uml file normal SPC l c stop preview normal SPC l s save uml file < ============================================================================== LANG#PONY *SpaceVim-layers-lang-pony* This layer is for pony development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#pony' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < ============================================================================== LANG#POSTSCRIPT *SpaceVim-layers-lang-postscript* This layer is for postscript development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#postscript' < ============================================================================== LANG#POWERSHELL *SpaceVim-layers-lang-powershell* This layer is for powershell development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#powershell' < LAYER OPTIONS 1. `enabled_formatters`: set the default formatters of powershell, default is `['PowerShellBeautifier']`. you can also add `PSScriptAnalyzer` into the list. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#powershell' enabled_formatters = ['PowerShellBeautifier'] < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < ============================================================================== LANG#PROCESSING *SpaceVim-layers-lang-processing* This layer is for Processing development: https://processing.org This is based on the work from https://github.com/sophacles/vim-processing Requirements: 1. You will need a copy of processing-java. The best way to do this is to get a copy of the Processing IDE from https://processing.org/download/ Once you have it, run it, and then select Tools -> install "processing-java" MAPPINGS > Mode Key Function ----------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r execute current sketch < ============================================================================== LANG#PROLOG *SpaceVim-layers-lang-prolog* This layer is for prolog development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#prolog' < KEY BINDINGS > Key Function -------------------------------- SPC l r run current file < The default code runner command is `swipl -q -f %s -t main`, `%s` will be replaced to the path of current file. This layer also provides REPL support for prolog, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#PUPPET *SpaceVim-layers-lang-puppet* This layer is for Puppet development. It provides syntax highlighting and syntax checking. This layer is not loaded by default. To load this layer, add following snippet into SpaceVim configuration file: > [[layers]] name = 'lang#puppet' < ============================================================================== LANG#PURESCRIPT *SpaceVim-layers-lang-purescript* This layer provides purescript language support for SpaceVim. Includding syntax highlighting, code formatting and code completion. This layer is not enabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet into SpaceVim configuration file: > [[layers]] name = 'lang#purescript' < KEY BINDINGS > Key Function -------------------------------- SPC l L list loaded modules SPC l l reset loaded modules and load externs SPC l R rebuild current buffer SPC l f generate function template SPC l t add type annotation SPC l a apply current line suggestion SPC l A apply all suggestions SPC l C add case expression SPC l i import module SPC l p search pursuit for cursor ident SPC l T find type of cursor ident < This layer also provides REPL support for purescript, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#PYTHON *SpaceVim-layers-lang-python* This layer provides python language support for SpaceVim. Includding syntax highlighting, code formatting and code completion. This layer is not enabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet into SpaceVim configuration file: > [[layers]] name = 'lang#python' < OPTIONS 1. python_file_head: the default file head for python source code. > [[layers]] name = "lang#python" python_file_head = [ '#!/usr/bin/python3', '# -*- coding : utf-8 -*-' '' ] < 2. `python_interpreter`: Set the interpreter of python. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#python' python_interpreter = '~/download/bin/python3' < 3. format_on_save: enable/disable code formation when save python file. This options is disabled by default, to enable it: > [[layers]] name = 'lang#python' format_on_save = true < KEY BINDINGS > Key Function -------------------------------- SPC l r run current file g d jump to definition SPC l i s format imports SPC l i r run autoflake on current buffer SPC l i i run :ImportName command SPC l c r coverage report SPC l c s coverage show SPC l c e coverage session SPC l c f coverage refresh SPC l g d generate docstring SPC l v l list all virtualenvs SPC l v d deactivate current virtualenv < This layer also provides REPL support for python, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < If the lsp layer is enabled for python, the following key bindings can be used: > key binding Description g D jump to type definition SPC l e rename symbol SPC l x show references SPC l h show line diagnostics SPC l d show document K show document SPC l w l list workspace folder SPC l w a add workspace folder SPC l w r remove workspace folder < ============================================================================== LANG#QML *SpaceVim-layers-lang-qml* This layer is for qml development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#qml' < ============================================================================== LANG#R *SpaceVim-layers-lang-r* This layer is for r development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#r' < KEY BINDINGS The command of code runner for R is `"R <%s"` `%s` will be replaced to the path of current R file. > Key Function -------------------------------- SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for r, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#RACKET *SpaceVim-layers-lang-racket* This layer is for racket development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#racket' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for racket, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#RACKET *SpaceVim-layers-lang-red* This layer is for red development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#red' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for red, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#REASON *SpaceVim-layers-lang-reason* This layer is for reason development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your |SpaceVim-options| file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#reason' < ============================================================================== LANG#RING *SpaceVim-layers-lang-ring* This layer is for ring development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#ring' < OPTIONS 1. ring_repl: Set the path of ring repl. > [[layers]] name = "lang#ring" ring_repl = "/path/to/repl.ring" < KEY BINDINGS The code runner for ring is "ring %" % will be replaced to the path of current ring file. > Key Function -------------------------------- SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for ring, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#RUBY *SpaceVim-layers-lang-ruby* This layer is for ruby development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your |SpaceVim-options| file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#ruby' < OPTIONS 1. ruby_file_head: the default file head for ruby source code. > [[layers]] name = "lang#ruby" ruby_file_head = [ '#!/usr/bin/ruby -w', '# -*- coding : utf-8 -*-' '' ] < 2. repl_command: the REPL command for ruby > [[layers]] name = 'lang#ruby' repl_command = '~/download/bin/ruby_repl' < 3. format_on_save: enable/disable code formation when save ruby file. This options is disabled by default, to enable it: > [[layers]] name = 'lang#ruby' repl_command = '~/download/bin/ruby_repl' format_on_save = true < KEY BINDINGS > Key Function -------------------------------- SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for ruby, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < To enable lsp support for ruby, you need to instal solargraph. > gem install --user-install solargraph < Enable the lsp layer for ruby: > [[layers]] name = 'lsp' enabled_clients = ['solargraph'] < If the lsp layer is enabled for ruby, the following key bindings can be used: > key binding Description g D jump to type definition SPC l e rename symbol SPC l x show references SPC l h show line diagnostics SPC l d show document K show document SPC l w l list workspace folder SPC l w a add workspace folder SPC l w r remove workspace folder < ============================================================================== LANG#RUST *SpaceVim-layers-lang-rust* `lang#rust` layers provides rust programming language support for SpaceVim. This layers includes syntax highlighting, code runner, REPL for rust. Requirements: 1. Racer needs a copy of the rust source. The easiest way to do this is with rustup. Once rustup is installed, download the source with: > rustup component add rust-src < 2. Install Rust nightly build > rustup install nightly < 3. Install racer: > cargo +nightly install racer < 4. Set the RUST_SRC_PATH variable in your .bashrc: > RUST_SRC_PATH=~/.multirust/toolchains//lib/rustlib/src/rust/src export RUST_SRC_PATH < 5. Add racer to your path, or set the path with: > [[layers]] name = 'lang#rust' racer_cmd = "/path/to/racer/bin" < LAYER OPTIONS The following layer options are supported when loading this layer: 1. `recommended_style`: `true`/`false` (Enable/Disable) recommended code style for rust. This option is disabled by default. 2. `format_on_save`: `true`/`false` (Enable/Disable) format current buffer after save. This option is disabled by default. 3. `racer_cmd`: The path of `racer` binary. This option is `racer` by default. 4. `rustfmt_cmd`: The path of `rustfmt` binary. This option is `rustfmt` by default. MAPPINGS > Key Function ----------------------------------------------- g d rust-definition SPC l d rust-doc SPC l r run current file SPC l e rls-rename-symbol SPC l u rls-show-references SPC l c b cargo-build SPC l c c cargo-clean SPC l c f cargo-fmt SPC l c t cargo-test SPC l c u cargo-update SPC l c B cargo-bench SPC l c D cargo-docs SPC l c r cargo-run SPC l c l cargo-clippy < This layer also provides REPL support for rust, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < If the lsp layer is enabled for python, the following key bindings can be used: > key binding Description g D jump to type definition SPC l e rename symbol SPC l x show references SPC l h show line diagnostics SPC l d show document K show document SPC l w l list workspace folder SPC l w a add workspace folder SPC l w r remove workspace folder < ============================================================================== LANG#SCALA *SpaceVim-layers-lang-scala* This layer is for Scala development. MAPPINGS > Import key bindings: Mode Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- normal show candidates for importing of cursor symbol insert show candidates for importing of cursor symbol normal SPC l i c show candidates for importing of cursor symbol normal SPC l i q prompt for a qualified import normal SPC l i o organize imports of current file normal SPC l i s sort imports of current file insert i prompt for a qualified import insert o organize imports of current file insert s sort imports of current file Debug key bindings: Mode Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- normal SPC l d t show debug stack trace of current frame normal SPC l d c continue the execution normal SPC l d b set a breakpoint for the current line normal SPC l d B clear all breakpoints normal SPC l d l launching debugger normal SPC l d i step into next statement normal SPC l d o step over next statement normal SPC l d O step out of current function Sbt key bindings: Mode Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- normal SPC l b c sbt clean compile normal SPC l b r sbt run normal SPC l b t sbt test normal SPC l b p sbt package normal SPC l b d sbt show project dependencies tree normal SPC l b l sbt reload project build definition normal SPC l b u sbt update external dependencies normal SPC l b e run sbt to generate .ensime config file Execute key bindings: Mode Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run main class REPL key bindings: Mode Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- normal SPC l s i start a scala inferior REPL process normal SPC l s b send buffer and keep code buffer focused normal SPC l s l send line and keep code buffer focused normal SPC l s s send selection text and keep code buffer focused Other key bindings: Mode Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- normal SPC l Q bootstrap server when first-time-use normal SPC l h show Documentation of cursor symbol normal SPC l n inline local refactoring of cursor symbol normal SPC l e rename cursor symbol normal SPC l g find Definition of cursor symbol normal SPC l t show Type of expression of cursor symbol normal SPC l p show Hierarchical view of a package normal SPC l u find Usages of cursor symbol < SpaceVim uses [`ensime-vim`](https://ensime.github.io/editors/vim/install/) to provide code completion, format, sort imports etc, if has python support. Also you can enable lsp layer to has a better experience. LANGUAGE SERVER `METALS-VIM` Right now `metals-vim` works with `coc.nvim` to offer a richer user experience than other servers(LanguageClient-neovim or vim-lsp). Please make sure that `metals-vim` executable is in your `system $PATH`. Installation guide is here: [`metals-vim`](https://scalameta.org/metals/docs/editors/vim.html) ENSIME-VIM SETUP STEPS The following is quick install steps, if you want to see complete details, please see: [`ensime-vim`](https://ensime.github.io/editors/vim/install/) 1. Install vim`s plugin and its dependencies as following. `pip install websocket-client sexpdata`, `pip install pynvim` (neovim only). 2. Integration ENSIME with your build tools, here we use sbt. add (sbt-ensime) as global plugin for sbt: Put code `addSbtPlugin("org.ensime" % "sbt-ensime" % "2.6.1")` in file '~/.sbt/plugins/plugins.sbt' (create if not exists). Armed with your build tool plugin, generate the `.ensime` config file from your project directory in command line, e.g. for sbt use `sbt ensimeConfig`, or `./gradlew ensime` for Gradle. the first time will take several minutes. 3. The first time you use ensime-vim (per Scala version), it will `bootstrap` the ENSIME server installation when opening a Scala file you will be prompted to run |:EnInstall|. Do that and give it a minute or two to run. After this, you should see reports in Vim's message area that ENSIME is coming up, and the indexer and analyzer are ready. Going forward, ensime-vim will automatically start the ENSIME server when you edit Scala files in a project with an `.ensime` config present. CODE FORMATTING 1. To make neoformat support scala file, you should install scalariform. [`scalariform`](https://github.com/scala-ide/scalariform) and set `scalariform_jar` option to the path of the jar. 2. If lsp [`metals-vim`](https://scalameta.org/metals/docs/editors/overview.html) is enabled, it will automatically use [`scalafmt`](https://scalameta.org/scalafmt/docs/configuration.html) to format code. ============================================================================== LANG#SCHEME *SpaceVim-layers-lang-scheme* This layer is for scheme development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your |SpaceVim-options| file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#scheme' < OPTIONS 1. scheme_dialect: Set the dialect of scheme. 2. scheme_interpreter: Set the path or interpreter of scheme. MAPPINGS > Key Function ----------------------------------------------- SPC l r Run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for scheme, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#SH *SpaceVim-layers-lang-sh* This layer is for shell script development, including bash, zsh and fish. This layer provides basic syntax highlighting and code completion , and it is disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your |SpaceVim-options| file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#sh' < ============================================================================== LANG#SMALLTALK *SpaceVim-layers-lang-smalltalk* This layer is for smalltalk development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#smalltalk' < ============================================================================== LANG#SML *SpaceVim-layers-lang-sml* This layer is for Standard ML development. This layer provides basic syntax highlighting and code completion , and it is disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your |SpaceVim-options| file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#sml' < You can run `:SMLCheckHealth` to check whether the environment if OK. LAYER OPTIONS `smlnj_path`: Set the path to the smlnj executable, by default, it is `sml`. `mlton_path`: Set the path to the mlton executable, by default, it is `mlton`. `repl_options`: Options used for REPL, by default, it is ''. `auto_create_def_use`: Whether to build def-use files on save automatically. By default, it is `mlb`. Valid values is: > 'mlb': Auto build def-use if there's a *.mlb file 'always': Always build def-use file 'never': Never build def-use file < `enable_conceal`: `0`/`1`. Whether to enable concealing for SML files. `0` by defaults. `'a` becomes `α` (or `'α`). `fn` becomes `λ.` `enable_conceal_show_tick`: `0`/`1`. When conceal is enabled, show `'α` for `'a` instead of `α`. Helps for alignment. `0` by default. `sml_file_head`: Template for new sml file. Here is an example how to use above options: > [[layers]] name = "lang#sml" smlnj_path = "/usr/local/smlnj/bin/sml" mlton_path = "/usr/local/bin/mlton" repl_options = '' enable_conceal = 1 enable_conceal_show_tick = 1 auto_create_def_use = 'always' < ============================================================================== LANG#SQL *SpaceVim-layers-lang-sql* This layer is for sql development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your |SpaceVim-options| file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#sql' < OPTIONS 1. `enabled_formatters`: set the default formatters for sql, default is ['sqlfmtorg'] https://github.com/sql-formatter-org/sql-formatter you can also use `sqlformat` which is from https://github.com/andialbrecht/sqlparse 2. `sql_formatter_command`: Set the command of sql-formatter. 3. `sql_dialect`: set the SQL dialect, default is basic sql. 4. `sql_formatter_config`: set the path of config path. default is empty string. 5. `sqlformat_cmd`: set the command for sqlformat. 6. `sqlformat_output_encode`: set the output encoding of sqlformat, default is `utf-8`. If you are using window, maybe need to change this option to `cp936`. ============================================================================== LANG#SWIFT *SpaceVim-layers-lang-swift* This layer is for swift development, including syntax highlighting and indent. To enable it: > [[layers]] name = "lang#swift" < MAPPINGS > Key Function ----------------------------------------------- SPC l k jumping to placeholders SPC l r Run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for swift, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#SWIG *SpaceVim-layers-lang-swig* This layer is for swig development, including syntax highlighting and indent. To enable it: > [[layers]] name = "lang#swig" < ============================================================================== LANG#TCL *SpaceVim-layers-lang-tcl* This layer is for tcl development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#tcl' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for tcl, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#TEAL *SpaceVim-layers-lang-teal* This layer is for teal development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#teal' < LAYER OPTIONS 1. `teal_interpreter`: Set the teal interpreter, by default, it is `tl` > [[layers]] name = 'lang#teal' teal_interpreter = 'path/to/tl' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for teal, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#TOML *SpaceVim-layers-lang-toml* This layer provides basic syntax highlighting for toml. To enable it: > [[layers]] name = "lang#toml" < ============================================================================== LANG#TYPESCRIPT *SpaceVim-layers-lang-typescript* This layer provides typescript development support for SpaceVim. To enable this layer, add following snippet into SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#typescript' < KEY BINDINGS The following key bindings works well in both vim and neovim. > Key binding Description ---------------------------------------- g D jump to type definition SPC l d show document SPC l e rename symbol SPC l i import < The following key bindings only work in neovim. > Key binding Description ---------------------------------------- SPC l f run code fix SPC l p preview definition SPC l t view type SPC l R show reference SPC l D show errors SPC l o organizes imports SPC l g d generate JSDoc < The following key bindings only work in vim. > Key binding Description ---------------------------------------- SPC l m interface implementations < ============================================================================== LANG#V *SpaceVim-layers-lang-v* This layer is for v development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#v' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for v, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#VALA *SpaceVim-layers-lang-vala* This layer is for vala development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#vala' < ENABLE LANGUAGE SERVER To enable lsp layer for vala language. you need to install vala-language-server, for example, use AUR in Arch Linux. > yay -S vala-language-server < If you are using `nvim(>=0.5.0)`. You need to use `enabled_clients` to specific the language servers. For example: > [[layers]] name = 'lsp' enabled_clients = ['vala_ls'] < If you are using `nvim(<0.5.0)` or `vim`, you need to use `override_cmd` option. For example: > [[layers]] name = "lsp" filetypes = [ "vala", "genie", ] [layers.override_cmd] vala = ["vala-language-server"] genie = ["vala-language-server"] < ============================================================================== LANG#VBNET *SpaceVim-layers-lang-vbnet* This layer is for vbnet development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#vbnet' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < ============================================================================== LANG#VERILOG *SpaceVim-layers-lang-verilog* This layer is for verilog development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#verilog' < ============================================================================== LANG#VIM *SpaceVim-layers-lang-vim* This layer is for vim script development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#vim' < The `checkers` layer provides syntax linter for vim. you need to install the `vint` command: > pip install vim-vint < KEY BINDINGS The following key bindings will be added when this layer is loaded: > key binding Description SPC l e eval cursor expr SPC l v run HelpfulVersion cword SPC l f open exception trace g d jump to definition < If the lsp layer is enabled for vim script, the following key bindings can be used: > key binding Description SPC l e rename symbol SPC l x show references SPC l h show line diagnostics SPC l d show document K show document SPC l w l list workspace folder SPC l w a add workspace folder SPC l w r remove workspace folder < ============================================================================== LANG#VUE *SpaceVim-layers-lang-vue* This layer is for vue development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#vue' < The `checkers` layer provides syntax linter for vue. you need to install the `eslint` and `eslint-plugin-vue`: > npm install -g eslint eslint-plugin-vue < ============================================================================== LANG#WDL *SpaceVim-layers-lang-wdl* This layer provides syntax highlighting for WDL file. and it is disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#wdl' < ============================================================================== LANG#WOLFRAM *SpaceVim-layers-lang-wolfram* This layer is for wolfram development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#wolfram' < KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for wolfram, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANG#XML *SpaceVim-layers-lang-xml* When editing an xml file, the omni func is xmlcomplete#CompleteTags. You can read the documentation in autoload/xmlcomplete.vim in the vim or neovim runtime directory. ============================================================================== LANG#XQUERY *SpaceVim-layers-lang-xquery* This layer provides basic syntax highlighting and indent file for xquery, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your |SpaceVim-options| file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#xquery' < ============================================================================== LANG#YANG *SpaceVim-layers-lang-yang* This layer adds syntax highlighting for the YANG data file. It is disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#yang' < ============================================================================== LANG#ZIG *SpaceVim-layers-lang-zig* This layer is for zig language development, disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'lang#zig' < LAYER OPTION 1. `ztagsbin`: set the path of ztags, by default this option is `ztags` KEY BINDINGS > Mode Key Function --------------------------------------------- normal SPC l r run current file < This layer also provides REPL support for zig, the key bindings are: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC l s i Start a inferior REPL process SPC l s b send whole buffer SPC l s l send current line SPC l s s send selection text < ============================================================================== LANGUAGE SERVER PROTOCOL *SpaceVim-layers-lsp* This layer provides language client support for SpaceVim. By default, this layer is not loaded. You need to enable this layer with specific clients, for example: > [[layers]] name = 'lsp' enabled_clients = ['vimls'] < LAYER OPTIONS The following options can be used with this layer: 1. `enabled_clients`: set the enabled servers. This options only for neovim 0.5.0+. 2. `override_cmd`: If you are not using neovim 0.5.0+, use this option to set default lsp command. LSP SERVERS The default LSP servers are: > name Discriptions --------------------------------------------------- vimls vim-language-server < USER AUTOCMD 1. SpaceVimLspSetup: This User autocmd will be triggered after lsp setup function. ============================================================================== LEADERF *SpaceVim-layers-leaderf* This layer provides fuzzy finder feature which is based on |leaderf|, and this layer requires vim compiled with `+python` or `+python3`. This layer is not loaded by default. To use this layer: > [[layers]] name = 'leaderf' < KEY BINDINGS The following key bindings will be enabled when this layer is loaded: > Key bindings Description SPC p f / Ctrl-p search files in current directory f SPC Fuzzy find menu:CustomKeyMaps f e Fuzzy find register f h Fuzzy find history/yank f j Fuzzy find jump, change f l Fuzzy find location list f m Fuzzy find output messages f o Fuzzy find functions f t Fuzzy find tags f q Fuzzy find quick fix f r Resumes Unite window < ============================================================================== MAIL *SpaceVim-layers-mail* The `mail` layer provides basic function to connected to mail server. NOTE: this layer is still wip now. LAYER OPTIONS 1. `imap_host`: set the imap server host 2. `imap_port`: set the imap server port 3. `imap_login`: set the login of imap server 4. `imap_password`: set the password of imap server KEY BINDINGS > Key Bingding Description SPC a m open mail client < ============================================================================== OPERATOR *SpaceVim-layers-operator* With this layer, you can confirm that text is yanked correctly and see yanked text by highlighting. ============================================================================== SHELL *SpaceVim-layers-shell* SpaceVim uses deol.nvim for shell support in neovim and uses vimshell for vim. For more info, read |deol| and |vimshell|. LAYER OPTIONS 1. `default_shell`: config the default shell to be used by shell layer. KEY BINDINGS > Key bindings Description SPC ' Open or switch to terminal windows q Hide terminal windows in normal mode ctrl-` Hide terminal window in terminal mode < ============================================================================== SSH *SpaceVim-layers-ssh* The `ssh` layer provides basic function to connected to ssh server. LAYER OPTIONS 1. `ssh_port`: set the port of ssh server 2. `ssh_address`: set the ip of ssh server 3. `ssh_user`: set the user name of ssh server KEY BINDINGS > Key Bingding Description SPC S o connect to ssh server < ============================================================================== TELESCOPE *SpaceVim-layers-telescope* This layer provides fuzzy finder feature which is based on |telescope|, and this This layer is not loaded by default. To use this layer: > [[layers]] name = 'telescope' < KEY BINDINGS The following key bindings will be enabled when this layer is loaded: > Key bindings Description SPC p f / Ctrl-p search files in current directory f SPC Fuzzy find menu:CustomKeyMaps f e Fuzzy find register f h Fuzzy find history/yank f j Fuzzy find jump, change f l Fuzzy find location list f m Fuzzy find output messages f o Fuzzy find functions f t Fuzzy find tags f q Fuzzy find quick fix f r Resumes Unite window < ============================================================================== TEST *SpaceVim-layers-test* This layer allows to run tests on SpaceVim LAYER OPTIONS `use_ultest`: enable/disable vim-ultest plugin, this is disabled by default. MAPPINGS > Mode Key Function ------------------------------------------------------------- normal SPC k n run nearest test normal SPC k f run test file normal SPC k s run test suite normal SPC k l run the latest test normal SPC k v visits the last run test file < ============================================================================== TMUX *SpaceVim-layers-tmux* `tmux` layer adds integration between tmux and vim panes. Switch between panes seamlessly, syntax highlighting, commenting, man page navigation and ability to execute lines as tmux commands. This layer is not added by default. To include it, add following to spacevim configuration file: > [[layers]] name = 'tmux' < If you are having issues with in a neovim buffer, see https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/2048#issuecomment-78045837 LAYER OPTIONS `enable_tmux_clipboard`: this option is used to enable or disable tmux clipboard, by default this option is `false`. MAPPINGS > Key Mode Function ------------------------------ normal Switch to vim/tmux pane in left direction normal Switch to vim/tmux pane in down direction normal Switch to vim/tmux pane in up direction normal Switch to vim/tmux pane in right direction < ============================================================================== TOOLS#CPICKER *SpaceVim-layers-tools-cpicker* The `tools#cpicker` layer provides a color picker. this layer is disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'tools#cpicker' < LAYER OPTIONS 1. default_spaces: set the default color spaces, the default value is `['rgb', 'hsl']` KEY BINDINGS > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC i p c open color picker < Key bindings in cpicker: > Key Function --------------------------------------------- copy color j/ move cursor down k/ move cursor up h/ reduce l/ increase < COMMANDS Instead of using key Binding, this layer also provides a Neovim command `:Cpicker` which can be used in cmdline. For example: > :Cpicker rgb cmyk < ============================================================================== TOOLS#DASH *SpaceVim-layers-tools-dash* This layer provides Dash integration for SpaceVim ============================================================================== TOOLS#MPV *SpaceVim-layers-tools-mpv* The `tools#mpv` layer provides mpv integration for SpaceVim. this layer is disabled by default, to enable this layer, add following snippet to your SpaceVim configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'tools#mpv' < LAYER OPTIONS The following options can be used with this layer: 1. `mpv_interpreter`: set the path of `mpv`. 2. `musics_directory`: set the path of directory where to store musics. The default directory is `~/Music` KEY BINDINGS > Key Function --------------------------------------------- SPC m m l fuzzy find musics SPC m m n next music SPC m m s stop mpv < ============================================================================== TOOLS#SCREENSAVER *SpaceVim-layers-tools-screensaver* This layer provides a screensaver feature. > [[layers]] name = 'tools#screensaver' < ============================================================================== TOOLS#ZEAL *SpaceVim-layers-tools-zeal* This layer provides Zeal integration for SpaceVim ============================================================================== TREESITTER *SpaceVim-layers-treesitter* This layer provides treesitter support for SpaceVim. ============================================================================== UI *SpaceVim-layers-ui* The `ui` layer defines the default interface for SpaceVim, and it is loaded by default. This layer includes scrollbar, indentline, and cursorword highlighting. > [[layers]] name = 'ui' enable_sidebar = false enable_scrollbar = false enable_indentline = true enable_cursorword = false indentline_char = '|' conceallevel = 0 concealcursor = '' cursorword_delay = 50 cursorword_exclude_filetype = [] indentline_exclude_filetype = [] < if you want to disable `ui` layer, you can use: > [[layers]] name = 'ui' enabled = fasle < OPTIONS 1. `enable_sidebar`: Enable/disable sidebar. 2. `enable_scrollbar`: Enable/disable floating scrollbar of current buffer. Disabled by default. This feature requires neovim's floating window. 3. `enable_indentline`: Enable/disable indentline of current buffer. Enabled by default. 4. `enable_cursorword`: Enable/disable cursorword highlighting. Disabled by default. 5. `indentline_char`: Set the character of indentline. 6. `conceallevel`: set the conceallevel option. 7. `concealcursor`: set the concealcursor option. 8. `cursorword_delay`: The delay duration in milliseconds for setting the word highlight after cursor motions, the default is 50. 9. `cursorword_exclude_filetypes`: Ignore filetypes when enable cursorword highlighting. 10. `indentline_exclude_filetype`: Ignore filetypes when enable indentline. KEY BINDINGS > Key binding Description SPC t h ui current buffer or selection lines < ============================================================================== UNITE *SpaceVim-layers-unite* This layer provides fuzzy finder feature which is based on |unite|. This layer is not loaded by default, to use this layer, you need to load `unite` layer in your configuration file. > [[layers]] name = 'unite' < KEY BINDINGS > | Key bindings | Discription | | -------------------- | ----------------------------- | | ` f ` | Fuzzy find menu:CustomKeyMaps | | ` f e` | Fuzzy find register | | ` f h` | Fuzzy find history/yank | | ` f j` | Fuzzy find jump, change | | ` f l` | Fuzzy find location list | | ` f m` | Fuzzy find output messages | | ` f o` | Fuzzy find outline | | ` f q` | Fuzzy find quick fix | | ` f r` | Resumes Unite window | < ============================================================================== XMAKE *SpaceVim-layers-xmake* The `xmake` layer provides basic function for xmake command. This layer is disabled by default, to use it: > [[layers]] name = 'xmake' < ============================================================================== USAGE *SpaceVim-usage* General guide for using SpaceVim. Including layer configuration, bootstrap function. ============================================================================== EDITING *SpaceVim-usage-editing* MOVING TEXT > Key | Action ----------------- | ----------------------------- > / Tab | Indent to right and re-select < / Shift-Tab | Indent to left and re-select Ctrl-Shift-Up | move lines up Ctrl-Shift-Down | move lines down < CODE INDENTATION The default indentation of code is 2, which is controlled by the option |SpaceVim-options-default_indent|. If you prefer to use 4 as code indentation. Just add the following snippet to the `[options]` section in the SpaceVim's configuration file: > [options] default_indent = 4 < The `default_indent` option will be applied to vim's `&tabstop`, `&softtabstop` and `&shiftwidth` options. By default, when the user inserts a ``, it will be expanded to spaces. This feature can be disabled by `expand_tab` option the `[options]` section: > [options] default_indent = 4 expand_tab = true < TEXT MANIPULATION COMMANDS Text related commands (start with `x`): > Key Bindings | Descriptions ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- SPC x a # | align region at # SPC x a % | align region at % SPC x a & | align region at & SPC x a ( | align region at ( SPC x a ) | align region at ) SPC x a [ | align region at [ SPC x a ] | align region at ] SPC x a { | align region at { SPC x a } | align region at } SPC x a , | align region at , SPC x a . | align region at . (for numeric tables) SPC x a : | align region at : SPC x a ; | align region at ; SPC x a = | align region at = SPC x a ¦ | align region at ¦ SPC x a | align region at \| SPC x a SPC | align region at [SPC] SPC x a r | align region at user-specified regexp SPC x a o | align region at operators +-*/ etc SPC x c | count the number of chars/words/lines in the region SPC x d w | delete trailing whitespace SPC x d SPC | Delete all spaces and tabs around point SPC x g t | translate current word using Google Translate SPC x i c | change symbol style to lowerCamelCase SPC x i C | change symbol style to UpperCamelCase SPC x i i | cycle symbol naming styles (i to keep cycling) SPC x i - | change symbol style to kebab-case SPC x i k | change symbol style to kebab-case SPC x i _ | change symbol style to under_score SPC x i u | change symbol style to under_score SPC x i U | change symbol style to UP_CASE SPC x j c | set the justification to center SPC x j l | set the justification to left SPC x j r | set the justification to right SPC x J | move down a line of text (enter transient state) SPC x K | move up a line of text (enter transient state) SPC x l d | duplicate a line or region SPC x l r | reverse lines SPC x l s | sort lines (ignorecase) SPC x l S | sort lines (case-senstive) SPC x l u | uniquify lines (ignorecase) SPC x l U | uniquify lines (case-senstive) SPC x t c | swap (transpose) the current character with previous one SPC x t C | swap (transpose) the current character with next one SPC x t w | swap (transpose) the current word with previous one SPC x t W | swap (transpose) the current word with next one SPC x t l | swap (transpose) the current line with previous one SPC x t L | swap (transpose) the current line with next one SPC x u | lowercase text SPC x U | uppercase text SPC x ~ | toggle case text SPC x w c | count the words in the select region < TEXT INSERTION COMMANDS Text insertion commands (start with `i`): > Key bindings | Descriptions ------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------- SPC i l l | insert lorem-ipsum list SPC i l p | insert lorem-ipsum paragraph SPC i l s | insert lorem-ipsum sentence SPC i p 1 | insert simple password SPC i p 2 | insert stronger password SPC i p 3 | insert password for paranoids SPC i p p | insert a phonetically easy password SPC i p n | insert a numerical password SPC i u | Search for Unicode characters and insert them into the active buffer. SPC i U 1 | insert UUIDv1 (use universal argument to insert with CID format) SPC i U 4 | insert UUIDv4 (use universal argument to insert with CID format) SPC i U U | insert UUIDv4 (use universal argument to insert with CID format) < > < NOTE: You can specify the number of password characters using a prefix argument (i.e. `10 SPC i p 1` will generate a 10 character simple password). EXPAND REGIONS OF TEXT Key bindings available in visual mode: > Key bindings | Descriptions ------------ | ------------------------------------------------- v | expand visual selection of text to larger region V | shrink visual selection of text to smaller region < INCREASE/DECREASE NUMBERS > Key Bindings | Descriptions ------------ | ------------------------------------------------ SPC n + | increase the number and initiate transient state SPC n - | decrease the number and initiate transient state < In transient state: > Key Bindings | Descriptions ------------- | ------------------------------------------- + | increase the number under the cursor by one - | decrease the number under the cursor by one Any other key | leave the transient state < Tip: You can set the step (1 by default) by using a prefix argument (i.e. `10 SPC n +` will add 10 to the number under the cursor). COPY AND PASTE If `has('unnamedplus')`, the register used by ` y` is `+`, otherwise it is `*`. Read `:h registers` for more info about other registers. > Key | Descriptions ------------ | -------------------------------------------- y | Copy selected text to system clipboard p | Paste text from system clipboard after here P | Paste text from system clipboard before here Y | Copy selected text to pastebin < To change the command of clipboard, you need to use bootstrap after function: > " for example, to use tmux clipboard: function! myspacevim#after() abort call clipboard#set('tmux load-buffer -', 'tmux save-buffer -') endfunction < within the runtime log (`SPC h L`), the clipboard command will be displayed: > [ clipboard ] [11:00:35] [670.246] [ Info ] yank_cmd is:'tmux load-buffer -' [ clipboard ] [11:00:35] [670.246] [ Info ] paste_cmd is:'tmux save-buffer -' < > < The ` Y` key binding will copy selected text to a pastebin server. It requires `curl` in your `$PATH`. The default command is: > curl -s -F "content=<-" http://dpaste.com/api/v2/ < This command will read stdin and copy it to dpaste server. It is same as: > echo "selected text" | curl -s -F "content=<-" http://dpaste.com/api/v2/ < COMMENTING Comments are handled by nerdcommenter, it’s bound to the following keys. > Key Bindings | Descriptions ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------- SPC ; | comment operator SPC c a | switch to the alternative set of delimiters SPC c h | hide/show comments SPC c l | toggle line comments SPC c L | comment lines SPC c u | uncomment lines SPC c p | toggle paragraph comments SPC c P | comment paragraphs SPC c s | comment with pretty layout SPC c t | toggle comment on line SPC c T | comment the line under the cursor SPC c y | toggle comment and yank SPC c Y | yank and comment SPC c $ | comment current line from cursor to the end of the line < Tip: `SPC ;` will start operator mode, in this mode, you can use a motion command to comment lines. For example, `SPC ; 4 j` will comment the current line and the following 4 lines. UNDO TREE Undo tree visualizes the undo history and makes it easier to browse and switch between different undo branches. The default key binding is `F7`. If `+python` or `+python3` is enabled, mundo will be loaded, otherwise undotree will be loaded. Key bindings within undo tree windows: > key bindings | description --------------- | ------------------- G | move bottom J | move older write K | move newer write N | previous match P | play to <2-LeftMouse> | mouse click / | search | preview d | diff | move older | move newer i | toggle inline j | move older k | move newer n | next match o | preview p | diff current buffer q | quit r | diff gg | move top ? | toggle help < MULTI-ENCODINGS SpaceVim uses utf-8 as the default encoding. There are four options for this: 1. fileencodings (fencs): ucs-bom,utf-8,default,latin1 2. fileencoding (fenc): utf-8 3. encoding (enc): utf-8 4. termencoding (tenc): utf-8 (only supported in Vim) To fix a messy display: `SPC e a` is the mapping to auto detect the file encoding. After detecting the file encoding, you can run the command below to fix it: > set enc=utf-8 write < ============================================================================== ERROR HANDLING *SpaceVim-usage-error-handling* The |SpaceVim-layers-checkers| and |SpaceVim-layers-lsp| provide error handling features. The checkers layer uses neomake(https://github.com/neomake/neomake) by default. The syntax checking is only performed at save time by default. Error management mappings (start with e): > Mappings | Descriptions --------- | -------------------------------------------------- SPC t s | toggle syntax checker SPC e c | clear all errors SPC e h | describe a syntax checker SPC e l | toggle the display of the list of errors/warnings SPC e n | go to the next error SPC e p | go to the previous error SPC e v | verify syntax checker setup SPC e . | error transient state < The next/previous error mappings and the error transient state can be used to browse errors from syntax checkers as well as errors from location list buffers, and indeed anything that supports Vim's location list. This includes for example search results that have been saved to a location list buffer. Custom sign symbol: > Symbol | Descriptions | Custom options ------ | ------------ | ---------------- ✖ | Error | error_symbol ➤ | warning | warning_symbol ⓘ | Info | info_symbol < QUICKFIX LIST NAVIGATION > Mappings | Descriptions -------------- | -------------------------------------- q l | Open quickfix list window q c | clear quickfix list q n | jump to next item in quickfix list q p | jump to previous item in quickfix list < ============================================================================== FILE TREE *SpaceVim-usage-file-tree* The default filetree is `nerdtree`, and the default key binding is ``. SpaceVim also provides `SPC f t` and `SPC f T` to open the file tree. The option |SpaceVim-options-filemanager| can be used to change file manager plugin. For example: > [options] # file manager plugins supported in SpaceVim: # - nerdtree (default) # - vimfiler: you need to build the vimproc.vim in bundle/vimproc.vim directory # - defx: requires +py3 feature # - neo-tree: require neovim 0.7.0 filemanager = "nerdtree" < VCS integration is also supported, there will be a column status, this feature may make filetree slow, so it is not enabled by default. To enable this feature, add the layer option `enable_filetree_gitstatus = true` to core layer. > [[layers]] name = 'core' enable_filetree_gitstatus = true < There is also an option to configure whether open filetree when startup. This is enabled by defaul, To disable this feature, you can set the |SpaceVim-options-enable_vimfiler_welcome| to false: > [options] enable_vimfiler_welcome = false < There is also an option to configure the side of the file tree, by default it is right. To move the file tree to the left, you can use the option: |SpaceVim-options-filetree_direction|. > [options] filetree_direction = "left" < FILE TREE NAVIGATION Navigation is centered on the `hjkl` keys with the hope of providing a fast navigation experience like in vifm(https://github.com/vifm): > Key Bindings | Descriptions --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | Toggle file explorer SPC f t | Toggle file explorer SPC f T | Show file explorer < Key bindings in filetree windows: > / h | go to parent node and collapse expanded directory / j | select next file or directory / k | select previous file or directory / l | open selected file or expand directory | open file or switch to directory N | Create new file under cursor r | Rename the file under cursor d | Delete the file under cursor K | Create new directory under cursor y y | Copy file full path to system clipboard y Y | Copy file to system clipboard P | Paste file to the position under the cursor . | Toggle hidden files s v | Split edit s g | Vertical split edit p | Preview i | Switch to directory history v | Quick look g x | Execute with vimfiler associated ' | Toggle mark current line V | Clear all marks > | increase filetree screenwidth < | decrease filetree screenwidth | Jump to first line | Jump to last line Ctrl-h | Switch to project root directory Ctrl-r | Redraw < OPEN FILE WITH FILE TREE. If only one file buffer is opened, a file is opened in the active window, otherwise we need to use vim-choosewin to select a window to open the file. > Key Bindings | Descriptions --------------- | ---------------------------------------- l / | open file in one window s g | open file in a vertically split window s v | open file in a horizontally split window < OVERRIDE FILETREE KEY BINDINGS If you want to override the default key bindings in filetree windows. You can use User autocmd in bootstrap function. for examples: > function! myspacevim#before() abort autocmd User NerdTreeInit \ nnoremap :call \ g:NERDTreeKeyMap.Invoke('o') endfunction < Here is all the autocmd for filetree: nerdtree: `User NerdTreeInit` defx: `User DefxInit` vimfiler: `User VimfilerInit` ============================================================================== TOGGLE UI *SpaceVim-usage-toggle-ui* Some UI indicators can be toggled on and off (toggles start with t and T): > Key Bindings | Descriptions ----------------- | ----------------------------------------- SPC t 8 | highlight characters past the 80th column SPC t a | toggle autocomplete SPC t f | display the fill column SPC t h h | toggle highlight of the current line SPC t h i | toggle highlight indentation levels SPC t h c | toggle highlight current column SPC t h s | toggle syntax highlighting SPC t i | toggle indentation guide at point SPC t n | toggle line numbers SPC t b | toggle background SPC t c | toggle conceal SPC t p | toggle paste mode SPC t P | toggle auto parens mode SPC t t | open tabs manager SPC T ~ | display ~ in the fringe on empty lines SPC T F / F11 | toggle frame fullscreen SPC T f | toggle display of the fringe SPC T m | toggle menu bar SPC T t | toggle tool bar < ============================================================================== ALTERNATE FILE *SpaceVim-usage-alternate-file* SpaceVim provides a built-in alternate file manager, the command is `:A`. To use this feature, you can create a `.project_alt.json` file in the root of your project. for example: > { "autoload/SpaceVim/layers/lang/*.vim" : { "doc" : "docs/layers/lang/{}.md" }, } < after adding this configuration, when edit the source file `autoload/SpaceVim/layers/lang/java.vim`, you can use `:A doc` switch to `docs/layers/lang/java.md` ============================================================================== BUFFERS-AND-FILES *SpaceVim-usage-buffers-and-files* All buffer related key bindings are start with `SPC b`, and all files related key bindings are start with `SPC f`. BUFFERS MANIPULATION KEY BINDINGS Buffer manipulation commands (start with `b`): > Key Bindings | Descriptions -------------------| ------------------------------------------------ SPC | switch to alternate buffer in the current window SPC b . | buffer transient state SPC b b | switch to a buffer (need fuzzy finder layer) SPC b d | kill the current buffer SPC b D | kill a visible buffer using vim-choosewin SPC b Ctrl-d | kill other buffers SPC b Ctrl-Shift-d | kill buffers using a regular expression SPC b e | erase the content of the buffer (ask for confirmation) SPC b n | switch to next buffer avoiding special buffers SPC b m | open Messages buffer SPC b o | kill all saved buffers and windows SPC b p | switch to previous buffer avoiding special buffers SPC b P | copy clipboard and replace buffer SPC b R | revert the current buffer (reload from disk) SPC b s | switch to the scratch buffer (create it if needed) SPC b w | toggle read-only (writable state) SPC b Y | copy whole buffer to clipboard < CREATE A NEW EMPTY BUFFER The following key bindings can be used to create new buffer. > Key Bindings | Descriptions ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------- SPC b N h | create new empty buffer in a new window on the left SPC b N j | create new empty buffer in a new window at the bottom SPC b N k | create new empty buffer in a new window above SPC b N l | create new empty buffer in a new window below SPC b N n | create new empty buffer in current window < SPECIAL BUFFERS Buffers created by plugins are not normal files, and they will not be listed on tabline. And also will not be listed by `SPC b b` key binding in fuzzy finder layer. FILE MANIPULATION KEY BINDINGS Files manipulation commands (start with `f`): > Key Bindings | Descriptions ------------ | --------------------------------------------------------- SPC f / | Find files with find or fd command SPC f b | go to file bookmarks SPC f C d | convert file from unix to dos encoding SPC f C u | convert file from dos to unix encoding SPC f D | delete a file and the associated buffer with confirmation SPC f W | save a file with elevated privileges (sudo layer) SPC f f | fuzzy find files in buffer directory SPC f F | fuzzy find cursor file in buffer directory SPC f o | Find current file in file tree SPC f R | rename the current file SPC f s | save a file SPC f a | save as new file name SPC f S | save all files SPC f r | open a recent file SPC f t | toggle file tree side bar SPC f T | show file tree side bar SPC f d | toggle disk manager in Windows OS SPC f y | show and copy current file absolute path in the cmdline SPC f Y | show and copy remote url of current file < NOTE: If you are using Windows, you need to install findutils(https://www.gnu.org/software/findutils/) or fd(https://github.com/sharkdp/fd). If you are using scoop(https://github.com/lukesampson/scoop) to install packages, commands in `C:\WINDOWS\system32` will override the User `PATH`, so you need to put the scoop binary path before `C:\WINDOWS\system32` in `PATH`. After pressing `SPC f /`, the find window will be opened. It is going to run `find` or `fd` command asynchronously. By default, `find` is the default tool, you can use `ctrl-e` to switch tools. To change the default file searching tool, you can use `file_searching_tools` in the `[options]` section. It is `[]` by default. > [options] file_searching_tools = ['find', 'find -not -iwholename "*.git*" '] < The first item is the name of the tool, the second one is the default searching command. VIM AND SPACEVIM FILES Convenient key bindings are located under the prefix `SPC f v` to quickly navigate between Vim and SpaceVim specific files. > Key Bindings | Descriptions ------------ | ------------------------------------------------ SPC f v v | display and copy SpaceVim version SPC f v d | open SpaceVim custom configuration file SPC f v s | list all loaded vim scripts, like :scriptnames < ============================================================================== COMMAND-LINE-MODE *SpaceVim-usage-command-line-mode* After pressing `:`, you can switch to command line mode, here is a list of key bindings can be used in command line mode: > Key bindings Descriptions Ctrl-a move cursor to beginning Ctrl-b Move cursor backward in command line Ctrl-f Move cursor forward in command line Ctrl-w delete a whole word Ctrl-u remove all text before cursor Ctrl-k remove all text after cursor Ctrl-c/Esc cancel command line mode Tab next item in popup menu Shift-Tab previous item in popup menu < ============================================================================== CUSTOM_PLUGINS *SpaceVim-usage-custom_plugins* If you want to add custom plugin, use `custom_plugins` section. For example: if you want to add https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki, add following code into your configuration file. > [[custom_plugins]] repo = 'vimwiki/vimwiki' merged = false < Use one custom_plugins for each plugin, example: > [[custom_plugins]] repo = 'vimwiki/vimwiki' merged = false [[custom_plugins]] repo = 'wsdjeg/vim-j' merged = false < ============================================================================== REPL *SpaceVim-usage-repl* In language layer, REPL key bindings has been added. To start a REPL process, the default key binding is `SPC l s i` . Key bindings for sending code to REPL process only support following types: `line`, `selection` and `buffer` . All of the key binding is mapped to function `SpaceVim#plugins#repl#send`. The first argument is {type}. To send raw string, use `raw` as type, for example: > call SpaceVim#plugins#repl#send('raw', 'print("hello world!")') < > < ============================================================================== SEARCH-AND-REPLACE *SpaceVim-usage-search-and-replace* This section document how to find and replace text in SpaceVim. SEARCHING WITH AN EXTERNAL TOOL SpaceVim can be interfaced with different searching tools like: 1. rg - ripgrep 2. ag - the silver searcher 3. pt - the platinum searcher 4. ack 5. grep The search commands in SpaceVim are organized under the `SPC s` prefix with the next key being the tool to use and the last key is the scope. For instance, `SPC s a b` will search in all opened buffers using `ag`. If the `` is uppercase then the current word under the cursor is used as default input for the search. For instance, `SPC s a B` will search for the word under the cursor. If the tool key is omitted then a default tool will be automatically selected for the search. This tool corresponds to the first tool found on the system from the list `search_tools`, the default order is `['rg', 'ag', 'pt', 'ack', 'grep', 'findstr', 'git']`. For instance `SPC s b` will search in the opened buffers using `pt` if `rg` and `ag` have not been found on the system. The tool keys are: > Tool | Key ---------|----- ag | a grep | g git grep | G ack | k rg | r pt | t < The available scopes and corresponding keys are: > Scope | Key ---------------------------|----- opened buffers | b buffer directory | d files in a given directory | f current project | p < Instead of using flygrep to search text. SpaceVim also provides a general async searcher. The key binding is `SPC s j`, an input promote will be opened. After inserting text and press enter. searching results will be displayed in quickfix window. ============================================================================== TASKS *SpaceVim-usage-tasks* To integrate with external tools, SpaceVim introduced a task manager system, which is similar to VSCode's tasks-manager. There are two kinds of task configurations file: `~/.SpaceVim.d/tasks.toml`: global tasks configuration `.SpaceVim.d/tasks.toml`: project local tasks configuration The tasks defined in the global tasks configuration can be overrided by project local tasks configuration. KEY BINDINGS > Key binding Description SPC p t l list all available tasks SPC p t e edit project tesk SPC p t r pick tesk to run SPC p t c clear tasks < CUSTOM TASK This is a basic task configuration for running `echo hello world`, and print the results to the runner window. > [my-task] command = 'echo' args = ['hello world'] < To run the task in the background, you need to set `isBackground` to `true`: > [my-task] command = 'echo' args = ['hello world'] isBackground = true < The following task properties are available: 1. `command`: The actual command to execute. 2. `args`: The arguments passed to the command, it should be a list of strings and may be omitted. 3. `options`: Override the defaults for `cwd`,`env` or `shell`. 4. `isBackground`: Specifies whether the task should run in the background. by default, it is `false`. 5. `description`: Short description of the task 6. `problemMatcher`: Problems matcher of the task Note: When a new task is executed, it will kill the previous task. If you want to keep the task, run it in background by setting `isBackground` to `true`. SpaceVim supports variable substitution in the task properties, The following predefined variables are supported: `{workspaceFolder}`: The project's root directory `{workspaceFolderBasename}`: The name of current project's root directory `{file}`: The path of current file `{relativeFile}`: The current file relative to project root `{relativeFileDirname}`: The current file's dirname relative to workspaceFolder `{fileBasename}`: The current file's basename `{fileBasenameNoExtension}`: The current file's basename without file extension `{fileDirname}`: The current file's dirname `{fileExtname}`: The current file's extension `{cwd}`: The task runner's current working directory on startup `{lineNumber}`: The current selected line number in the active file For example: Supposing that you have the following requirements: A file located at `/home/your-username/your-project/folder/file.ext` opened in your editor; The directory `/home/your-username/your-project` opened as your root workspace. So you will have the following values for each variable: `{workspaceFolder}`: `/home/your-username/your-project/` `{workspaceFolderBasename}`: `your-project` `{file}`: `/home/your-username/your-project/folder/file.ext` `{relativeFile}`: `folder/file.ext` `{relativeFileDirname}`: `folder/` `{fileBasename}`: `file.ext` `{fileBasenameNoExtension}`: `file` `{fileDirname}`: `/home/your-username/your-project/folder/` `{fileExtname}`: `.ext` `{lineNumber}`: line number of the cursor TASK PROBLEMS MATCHER Problem matcher is used to capture the message in the task output and show a corresponding problem in quickfix windows. `problemMatcher` supports `errorformat` and `pattern` properties. If the `errorformat` property is not defined, the `&errorformat` option will be used. > [test_problemMatcher] command = "echo" args = ['.SpaceVim.d/tasks.toml:6:1 test error message'] isBackground = true [test_problemMatcher.problemMatcher] useStdout = true errorformat = '%f:%l:%c\ %m' < If `pattern` is defined, the `errorformat` option will be ignored. Here is an example: > [test_regexp] command = "echo" args = ['.SpaceVim.d/tasks.toml:12:1 test error message'] isBackground = true [test_regexp.problemMatcher] useStdout = true [test_regexp.problemMatcher.pattern] regexp = '\(.*\):\(\d\+\):\(\d\+\)\s\(\S.*\)' file = 1 line = 2 column = 3 #severity = 4 message = 4 < TASK AUTO-DETECTION Currently, SpaceVim can auto-detect tasks for npm. the tasks manager will parse the `package.json` file for npm packages. TASK PROVIDER Some tasks can be automatically detected by the task provider. For example, a Task Provider could check if there is a specific build file, such as `package.json`, and create npm tasks. To build a task provider, you need to use the Bootstrap function. The task provider should be a vim function that returns a task object. here is an example for building a task provider. > function! s:make_tasks() abort if filereadable('Makefile') let subcmds = filter(readfile('Makefile', ''), "v:val=~#'^.PHONY'") let conf = {} for subcmd in subcmds let commands = split(subcmd)[1:] for cmd in commands call extend(conf, { \ cmd : { \ 'command': 'make', \ 'args' : [cmd], \ 'isDetected' : 1, \ 'detectedName' : 'make:' \ } \ }) endfor endfor return conf else return {} endif endfunction call SpaceVim#plugins#tasks#reg_provider(function('s:make_tasks')) < With the above configuration, you will see the following tasks in the SpaceVim repo: ============================================================================== UNDO-TREE *SpaceVim-usage-undotree* Undo tree visualizes the undo history and makes it easier to browse and switch between different undo branches.The default key binding is `F7`. If `+python` or `+python3` is enabled, `vim-mundo` will be used, otherwise `undotree` will be used. Key bindings within undo tree windows: > key bindings description `G` move bottom `J` move older write `K` move newer write `N` previous match `P` play to `<2-LeftMouse>` mouse click `/` search `` preview `d` diff `` move older `` move newer `i` toggle inline `j` move older `k` move newer `n` next match `o` preview `p` diff current buffer `q` quit `r` diff `gg` move top `?` toggle help < ============================================================================== WINDOWS-AND-TABS *SpaceVim-usage-windows-and-tabs* Window manager key bindings can only be used in normal mode. The default leader `[WIN]` is `s`, you can change it via `windows_leader` in the `[options]` section: > [options] windows_leader = "s" < > Key Bindings | Descriptions ------------ | -------------------------------------------------- q | Smart buffer close WIN v | :split WIN V | Split with previous buffer WIN g | :vsplit WIN G | Vertically split with previous buffer WIN t | Open new tab (:tabnew) WIN o | Close other windows (:only) WIN x | Remove buffer, leave blank window WIN q | Remove current buffer WIN Q | Close current buffer (:close) Shift-Tab | Switch to alternate window (switch back and forth) < SpaceVim has mapped normal `q` (record a macro) as smart buffer close, and record a macro (vim's `q`) has been mapped to ` q r`, if you want to disable this feature, you can use `vimcompatible` mode. GENERAL EDITOR WINDOWS > Key Bindings | Descriptions ------------ | -------------------------------- | Toggle tagbar | Toggle Vimfiler Ctrl-Down | Move to split below ( Ctrl-w j ) Ctrl-Up | Move to upper split ( Ctrl-w k ) Ctrl-Left | Move to left split ( Ctrl-w h ) Ctrl-Right | Move to right split ( Ctrl-w l ) < WINDOW MANIPULATION KEY BINDINGS Every window has a number displayed at the start of the statusline and can be quickly accessed using `SPC number`. > Key Bindings | Descriptions ------------ | --------------------- SPC 1 | go to window number 1 SPC 2 | go to window number 2 SPC 3 | go to window number 3 SPC 4 | go to window number 4 SPC 5 | go to window number 5 SPC 6 | go to window number 6 SPC 7 | go to window number 7 SPC 8 | go to window number 8 SPC 9 | go to window number 9 < Windows manipulation commands (start with `w`): > Key Bindings | Descriptions --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- SPC w . | windows transient state SPC w | switch to alternate window in the current frame SPC w = | balance split windows SPC w c | Distraction-free reading current window SPC w C | Distraction-free reading other windows SPC w d | delete a window SPC w D | delete another window using vim-choosewin SPC w f | toggle follow mode SPC w F | create new tab SPC w h | move to window on the left SPC w H | move window to the left SPC w j | move to window below SPC w J | move window to the bottom SPC w k | move to window above SPC w K | move window to the top SPC w l | move to window on the right SPC w L | move window to the right SPC w m | maximize/minimize a window SPC w M | swap windows using vim-choosewin SPC w o | cycle and focus between tabs SPC w r | rotate windows forward SPC w R | rotate windows backward SPC w s / SPC w - | horizontal split SPC w S | horizontal split and focus new window SPC w u | undo window layout SPC w U | redo window layout SPC w v / SPC w / | vertical split SPC w V | vertical split and focus new window SPC w w | cycle and focus between windows SPC w W | select window using vim-choosewin SPC w x | exchange current window with next one < ============================================================================== PLUGINS *SpaceVim-plugins* This is a list of builtin plugins. ============================================================================== MAPPING GUIDE *SpaceVim-plugins-mapping-guide* The mapping guide windows will be opened each time the prefix key is pressed in normal/visual mode. It will list all available key bindings and the short descriptions. The prefix can be `[SPC]`, `[WIN]` or ``. The prefixes are mapped to the following key bindings by default: > Prefix | Custom options and default values | Descriptions --------------------------------------------------------------------- [SPC]` | NONE / `` | default mapping prefix [WIN]` | `windows_leader` / `s` | window mapping prefix ` | default vim leader | default leader prefix < The default value of `` is `\`, if you want to change this key, you need to use the bootstrap function. For example, to use `,` as the `` key: > function! myspacevim#before() abort let g:mapleader = ',' endfunction < NOTE: When modifying the variable `g:mapleader` in a function. you can not omit the variable's scope. Because the default scope of a variable in function is `l:`. It is different from what you see in vim help |mapleader|. By default the guide buffer will be displayed 1000ms after the keys being pressed. You can change the delay by adding vim option `'timeoutlen'` to your bootstrap function. For example, after pressing `` in normal mode, you will see all the key bindings start with `SPC` in mapping guide windows. you can type `b` for all the buffer mappings, `p` for project mappings, etc. After pressing `Ctrl-h` in guide buffer, you will get paging and help info in the statusline. > | Keys | Descriptions | | ---- | ----------------------------- | | `u` | undo pressing | | `n` | next page of guide buffer | | `p` | previous page of guide buffer | < Use `SpaceVim#custom#SPC()` to define custom SPC mappings. For example: > call SpaceVim#custom#SPC('nnoremap', \ ['f', 't'], \ 'echom "hello world"', 'test custom SPC', 1) < The first parameter sets the type of shortcut key, which can be `nnoremap` or `nmap`, the second parameter is a list of keys, and the third parameter is an ex command or key binding, depending on whether the last parameter is true. The fourth parameter is a short description of this custom key binding. FUZZY FIND KEY BINDINGS It is possible to search for specific key bindings by pressing `?` in the root of the guide buffer. To narrow the list down, just insert the mapping keys or descriptions of what mappings you want, the fuzzy finder will get the mappings. Then use `` or `` and `` to select the mapping, press `` to execute that command. MAPPING GUIDE THEME The default mapping guide theme is `leaderguide`, which is same as vim-leaderguide(https://github.com/hecal3/vim-leader-guide), there is another available theme called `whichkey`. To set the mapping guide theme, use following snippet: > [options] # the value can be `leaderguide` or `whichkey` leader_guide_theme = 'whichkey' < ============================================================================== SYMBOL HIGHLIGHTER *SpaceVim-plugins-symbol-highlighter* SpaceVim supports highlighting current symbol on demand and add a transient state to easily navigate and rename these symbols. It is also possible to change the range of the navigation on the fly, the available ranges are: 1. buffer: the whole buffer 2. function: in current function 3. visible area: in current visible area of the buffer The default key binding to Highlight the symbol under the cursor is `SPC s h`. Navigation between the highlighted symbols can be done with the commands: > Key Bindings | Descriptions ------------ | ------------------------------------------- * | highlight current symbol and jump forwards # | highlight current symbol and jump backwards SPC s e | start iedit mode on current symbol SPC s h | highlight current symbol within default range SPC s H | highlight last symbol within default range < In highlight symbol transient state, the following key bindings can be used: > Key Bindings | Descriptions ------------- | ----------------------------------- e | start iedit mode n | go to next occurrence N / p | go to previous occurrence b | search occurrence in all buffers / | search occurrence in whole project | toggle highlight current occurrence r | change range R | go to home occurrence Any other key | leave the navigation transient state < ============================================================================== ALTERNATE *SpaceVim-plugins-alternate* To manage the alternate file of the project, you need to create a `.project_alt.json` file in the root of your project. Then you can use the command `:A` to jump to the alternate file of current file. You can also specific the type of alternate file, for example `:A doc`. With a bang `:A!`, SpaceVim will parse the configuration file additionally. If no type is specified, the default type `alternate` will be used. here is an example of `.project_alt.json`: > { "autoload/SpaceVim/layers/lang/*.vim": { "doc": "docs/layers/lang/{}.md", "test": "test/layer/lang/{}.vader" } } < instead of using `.project_alt.json`, `b:alternate_file_config` can be used in bootstrap function, for example: > augroup myspacevim autocmd! autocmd BufNewFile,BufEnter *.c let b:alternate_file_config = { \ "src/*.c" : { \ "doc" : "docs/{}.md", \ "alternate" : "include/{}.h", \ } \ } autocmd BufNewFile,BufEnter *.h let b:alternate_file_config = { \ "include/*.h" : { \ "alternate" : "scr/{}.c", \ } \ } augroup END < ============================================================================== AUTOSAVE *SpaceVim-plugins-autosave* The `autosave` plugin will save your work automatically, and this plugin has been used in `edit` layer, checkout |SpaceVim-layers-edit| for more info. ============================================================================== FLYGREP *SpaceVim-plugins-flygrep* `flygrep` means `grep on the fly`, it will update the result as you type. Of course, it is running asynchronously. Before using this feature, you need to install a searching tool. flygrep supports those tools: `ag`, `rg`, `ack`, `pt` and `grep`, Choose one you like. checkout |SpaceVim-usage-search-and-replace| for more info to use flygrep in SpaceVim. KEY BINDINGS IN FLYGREP WINDOW After opening flygrep window, those key bindings can be used: > Key Bindings | Descriptions ------------------- | ---------------------------------- Tab / Ctrl-j | move cursor to next item Shift-Tab / Ctrl-K | move cursor to previous item ScrollWheelDown | move cursor to next item ScrollWheelUp | move cursor to previous item Enter | open file at the cursor line Ctrl-t | open item in new tab LeftMouse | move cursor to mouse position 2-LeftMouse | open file at the mouse position Ctrl-f | start filter mode Ctrl-v | open item in vertical split window Ctrl-s | open item in split window Ctrl-q | apply all items into quickfix Ctrl-e | toggle fix-string mode Ctrl-h | toggle display hidden files Ctrl-r | read from register, need insert register name Left / Right | move cursor to left or right BackSpace | remove last character Ctrl-w | remove the Word before the cursor Ctrl-u | remove the Line before the cursor Ctrl-k | remove the Line after the cursor Ctrl-a / Home | Go to the beginning of the line End | Go to the end of the line < ============================================================================== IEDIT *SpaceVim-plugins-iedit* The `iedit` plugin provides multiple cursor support for SpaceVim. KEY BINDINGS > Key binding Description SPC s e string iedit mode < After starting iedit, the following key bindings can be used: > Mode Key binding Description Iedit-Normal a start iedit-insert mode after cursor Iedit-Normal e forward to the end of word Iedit-Normal w forward to the begin of next word Iedit-Normal b move to the begin of current word Iedit-Normal Ctrl-n forward and active next match Iedit-Normal Ctrl-x inactivate current match and move forward Iedit-Normal Ctrl-p inactivate current match and move backward < ============================================================================== RUNNER *SpaceVim-plugins-runner* The `code runner` plugin provides the ability to run code snippet or code file for a variety of programming languages, as well as running custom commands. KEY BINDINGS > Key binding Description SPC s r start default code runner q close coder runner window i insert text to background process < DEFINED A RUNNER 1. The runner can be a string. which will be running directly. 2. The runner also can be a list with two items. each item has following structure. > { "exe" : String, "opt" : a List of arguments, "targetopt" : String, the target option, "usestdin" : Bollean, } < ============================================================================== SCROLLBAR *SpaceVim-plugins-scrollbar* The `scrollbar` plugin provides a scrollbar for current windows. There are two versions in SpaceVim. 1. Old version is written in Vim script for vim and < nvim 0.9.0 2. The new version is written in Lua, and require `has('nvim-0.9.0')` This plugin is included in |SpaceVim-layers-ui|. ============================================================================== TAB MANAGER *SpaceVim-plugins-tabmanager* The `tabmanager` plugin provides tab manager support for SpaceVim. KEY BINDINGS > Key binding Description SPC t t open tab manager windows < In the tab manager windows, the following key bindings can be used: > Key binding Description --------------------------- q close tab manager o toggle tab r rename tabpage n create new named tabpage N create new unamed tabpage x delete tabpage yy copy tabpage p paste tabpage Ctrl-Shift-Up move tabpage backward Ctrl-Shift-Down move tabpage forward < ============================================================================== TODO MANAGER *SpaceVim-plugins-todomanager* The `todomanager` plugin provides todo manager support for SpaceVim. KEY BINDINGS > Key binding Description SPC a o open todo manager windows < CONFIGURATION The todo manager labels can be set via |SpaceVim-options-todo_labels| ============================================================================== API *SpaceVim-api* SpaceVim contains a variety of public apis. To using the api, you need to make sure SpaceVim has been added to your &rtp. after that, you can use |SpaceVim#api#import| to import the API you need. USAGE This is just an example, and it works well in old version vim. > let s:json = SpaceVim#api#import('data#json') let rst = s:json.json_encode(onject) let rst = s:json.json_decode(string) < here is list of resources where SpaceVim comes from: vital: https://github.com/vim-jp/vital.vim ============================================================================== CLOCK *SpaceVim-api-clock* The `clock` api provides basic functions to manage clock. The following functions can be used: `start()`: start a new clock. `pause()`: pause current clock. `continue()`: continue current clock. `end()`: stop current clock, and return the time. Example: > let s:CLOCK = SpaceVim#api#import('clock') call s:CLOCK.start() " do something echo s:CLOCK.end() < ============================================================================== CMDLINEMENU *SpaceVim-api-cmdlinemenu* menu({items}) Create a cmdline selection menu from a list of {items}, each item should be a list of two value in it, first one is the description, and the next one should be a funcrc. Example: > < let menu = SpaceVim#api#import('cmdlinemenu') let ques = [ \ ['basic mode', function('s:basic_mode')], \ ['dark powered mode', function('s:awesome_mode')], \ ] call menu.menu(ques) < ============================================================================== DATA#DICT *SpaceVim-api-data-dict* provides some functions to manipulate a dict. make({keys}, {values}[, {fill}]) make a dictionary from two list, the {keys} and {values}. swap({dict}) swap the keys and values in a dictionary. make_index make a dictionary from a list, use ============================================================================== DATA#LIST *SpaceVim-api-data-list* provides some functions to manipulate a list. pop({list}) Removes the last element from {list} and returns the element, as if the {list} is a stack. push({list}) Appends {val} to the end of {list} and returns the list itself, as if the {list} is a stack. listpart({list}, {start}[, {len}]) The result is a List, which is part of {list}, starting from index {start}, with the length {len} replace(list, begin, end, re_list) replace {list} from {begin} to {end} with {re_list} shift({list}) remove first item in a {list}, and return the item unshift({list}) insert an item to the begin of the {list} clear({list}) clear items in the {list} char_range({from}, {to}) return a characters list based on the ascii number range. ============================================================================== DATA#NUMBER *SpaceVim-api-data-number* data#number API provides some basic functions to generate number. random([{a}[, {b}]]) > random() : an unbounded random integer number. random(a) : an unbounded random number larger than a. random(a, b) : a random number from [a, a + b - 1]. < ============================================================================== DATA#STRING *SpaceVim-api-data-string* FUNCTIONS split(str [, sep [, keepempty[, max]]]) run vim command, and return the output of such command. trim(str) remove space at the begin and end of a string, same as |trim()| fill(str, length[, char]) fill string to length with {char}, if {char} is omnit, a space is used. ============================================================================== FILE *SpaceVim-api-file* The `file` api provides basic functions to manage file. The following functions can be used: `fticon(path)`: get the filetype icon of path `write(msg, fname)`: append msg to fname. `override(msg, fname)`: override fname with msg. `read(fname)`: read the context of fname. `ls(dir, if_file_only)`: list files and directories in dir `updatefiles(files)`: update all files `unify_path(path, ...)`: unify the format of path `path_to_fname(path)`: get unify string of a path. `findfile(pattern, dir)`: find path match pattern in dir. `finddir(pattern, dir)`: find directory match pattern in dir Example: > let s:FILE = SpaceVim#api#import('file') < ============================================================================== JOB *SpaceVim-api-job* provides some functions to manager job start({cmd}[, {opt}]) spawns {cmd} as a job. {opts} is a dictionary with these keys: on_stdout: stdout event handler (function name or Funcref) on_stderr: stderr event handler (function name or Funcref) on_exit: exit event handler (function name or Funcref) cwd: working directory of the job; defaults to current directory stop(id) stop job via job id. send(id, data) send {data} to specific job. status(id) return the job status of a specific job. This api also can be use in lua: Example: > local job = require('spacevim.api.job') local function on_stdout(id, data) end local function on_stderr(id, data) end local function on_exit(id, code, single) end job.start({'vim', '--version'}, on_stdout = on_stdout, on_stderr = on_stderr, on_exit = on_exit ) < ============================================================================== LOGGER *SpaceVim-api-logger* provides some functions to manager logger set_silent({silent}) {silent} is a Boolean. by default it is false, and log will be print to screen. ============================================================================== NOTIFY *SpaceVim-api-notify* The notification api for SpaceVim notify({msg} [, {Color}[, {option}]]) Use floating windows to display notification {msg}. The {msg} can be a string or a list of string. {Color} is the name of highlight ground defined in Vim. The {option} is a dictionary which support following key: `winblend`: enable transparency for the notify windows. Valid values are in the range of 0 to 100. Default is 0. NOTE: Floating windows support pseudo-transparency (:help 'winblend') in #neovim HEAD (v0.4.x). ============================================================================== PASSWORD *SpaceVim-api-password* provides some functions to generate password generate_simple({len}) generate simple password generate_strong({len}) generate strong password generate_paranoid({len}) generate paranoid password generate_numeric({len}) generate numeric password generate_phonetic({len}) generate phonetic password ============================================================================== PROMPT *SpaceVim-api-prompt* open() Create a cmdline prompt, use while loop to get the input from user. The default mapping for prompt is: > remove last character remove the Word before the cursor remove the Line before the cursor remove the Line after the cursor / Go to the beginning of the line / Go to the end of the line < ============================================================================== SID *SpaceVim-api-vim-sid* " Capture command ============================================================================== SYSTEM *SpaceVim-api-system* name() Return the name of current os, availibel value is: linux, cygwin, windows and mac. ============================================================================== TIME *SpaceVim-api-time* `time` api provides basic functions to get time information. current_time() get current time, the format is `%I:%M %p` current_date() get current date, the format is `%a %b %d` ============================================================================== UNICODE#BOX *SpaceVim-api-unicode-box* provides some functions to draw box and table. drawing_table({json}[, {keys}]) drawing table with json data. ============================================================================== VIM#BUFFER *SpaceVim-api-vim-buffer* INTRO vim#buffer API provides some basic functions for setting and getting config of vim buffer. FUNCTIONS is_cmdwin() Check if current windows is command line windows. open(opt) Open a new buffer with specifice options, return the buffer number, the {opt} is a dict with following keys: bufname : the buffer name of the new buffer mode: how to open the new buffer, default is vertical topleft split initfunc: the function which will be call after creating buffer cmd: the ex command which will be run after the new buffer is created get_option(bufnr, name) Gets a buffer option value. set_option(buf, opt, value) Set a buffer option value. ============================================================================== VIM#COMMAND *SpaceVim-api-vim-command* This api is for creating complete function for custom vim command. This is example for create complete function for command TEST > let s:CMD = SpaceVim#api#import('vim#command') let s:CMD.options = { \ '-f' : { \ 'description' : '', \ 'complete' : ['text'], \ }, \ '-d' : { \ 'description' : 'Root directory for sources', \ 'complete' : 'file', \ }, \ } function! CompleteTest(a, b, c) return s:CMD.complete(a:a, a:b, a:c) endfunction function! Test(...) endfunction command! -nargs=* -complete=custom,CompleteTest TEST :call Test() < ============================================================================== VIM#COMPATIBLE *SpaceVim-api-vim-compatible* FUNCTIONS execute(cmd) run vim command, and return the output of such command. system(cmd) like |system()| but can accept list as argv. systemlist(cmd) like |systemlist()| but can accept list as argv. has(feature) check if {feature} is supported in current version. getjumplist() return a list of jump position, like result of |:jump| ============================================================================== VIM#MESSAGE *SpaceVim-api-vim-message* `vim#message` API provide functions for generating colored message in vim's command line. > let s:MSG = SpaceVim#api#import('vim#message') call s:MSG.echo('WarningMsg', 'hello world!') < FUNCTIONS echo({hi}, {msg}) print message with {hi} highlight group. The {msg} starts on a new line. echon({hi}, {msg}) print message with {hi} highlight group. The {msg} will be displayed without anything added. echomsg({hi}, {msg}) print message with {hi} highlight group. The {msg} starts on a new line. The {msg} also will be added to `:messages` history. error({msg}) same as `echomsg('Error', {msg})` warn({msg}) same as `echomsg('WarningMsg', {msg})` confirm({msg}) promote a confirm message, accept user input `y/n`. ============================================================================== VIM#WINDOW *SpaceVim-api-vim-window* INTRO `vim#window` API provides some basic functions for setting and getting config of vim window. FUNCTIONS get_cursor({winid}) Gets the cursor position in the window {winid}, to get the ID of a window, checkout |window-ID|. set_cursor({winid}, {pos}) Sets the cursor position to {pos} in the window {winid}. is_float({winid}) Check if the window is a floating windows, return `v:true` if the window is a floating window. winexists({winid}) Check if the window with {winid} exists in current tabpage. ============================================================================== DEVELOPMENT *SpaceVim-dev* SpaceVim is a joint effort of all contributors. We encourage you to participate in SpaceVim's development. We have some guidelines that we need all contributors to follow. ============================================================================== LICENSE *SpaceVim-dev-license* The license is GPLv3 for all the parts of SpaceVim. This includes: 1. The initialization and core files. 2. All the layer files. 3. The documentation For files not belonging to SpaceVim like bundle packages, refer to the header file. Those files should not have an empty header, we may not accept code without a proper header file. ============================================================================== RUNTIME LOG *SpaceVim-runtime-log* The runtime log of SpaceVim can be obtained via the key binding `SPC h L`. To get the debug information about the current SpaceVim environment, Use the command `:SPDebugInfo!`. This command will open a new buffer where default information will be shown. You can also use `SPC h I` to open a buffer with SpaceVim's issue template. ============================================================================== COMMIT-STYLE-GUIDE *SpaceVim-dev-commit-style-guide* A git commit message consists a three distinct parts separated by black line. > Type (scope): Subject body footer < types: `feat`: a new feature `fix`: a bug fix `change`: no backward compatible changes `docs`: changes to documentation `style`: formatting, missing semi colons, etc; no code change `refactor`: refactoring production code `test`: adding tests, refactoring test; no production code change `chore`: updating build tasks, package manager configs, etc; no production code change scopes: `api`: files in `autoload/SpaceVim/api/` and `docs/api/` directory `layer`: files in `autoload/SpaceVim/layers/` and `docs/layers/` directory `plugin`: files in `autoload/SpaceVim/plugins/` directory `bundle`: files in `bundle/` directory `core`: other files in this repository subject: Subjects should be no greater than 50 characters, should begin with a capital letter and do not end with a period. Use an imperative tone to describe what a commit does, rather than what it did. For example, use change; not changed or changes. body: Not all commits are complex enough to warrant a body, therefore it is optional and only used when a commit requires a bit of explanation and context. footer: The footer is optional and is used to reference issue tracker IDs. ============================================================================== MERGE REQUESE *SpaceVim-dev-merge-request* STEPS The following steps describe how to create a new merge request using mail. 1. create new empty repository on github，gitlab or any other platform. 2. clone your repository > git clone ${YOUR_OWN_REPOSITORY_URL} < 3. add upstream remote > git remote add upstream https://spacevim.org/git/repos/SpaceVim/ < 4. create new branch based on `upstream/master` > git fetch upstream git checkout -b new_branch upstream/master < 5. edit, commit and push to your own repository > git push -u origin < 6. send merge request to mail list. email address: `spacevim@googlegroups.com` email title: The title of the email should contain one of the following prefixes:: `Add:` Adding new features. `Change:` Change default behaviors or the existing features. `Fix:` Fix some bugs. `Remove:` Remove some existing features. `Doc:` Update the help files. `Website:` Update the content of website. Here is an example: `Website: Update the lang#c layer page.` Email context: The context should contain the url of repository and the branch name. It is better to add some description about the changes. For example: > repo url: https://gitlab.com/wsdjeg/hello.git branch: fix_scrollbar when switch windows, the highlight of scrollbar is wrong. here is the reproduce steps: 。。。。 < < SIMPLE PRS 1. Branch from `master` 2. One topic per PR 3. One commit per PR 4. If you have several commits on different topics, close the PR and create one PR per topic 5. If you still have several commits, squash them into only one commit COMPLEX PRS Squash only the commits with uninteresting changes like typos, syntax fixes, etc. And keep the important and isolated steps in different commits. Those PRs are merged and explicitly not fast-forwarded. ============================================================================== COMMUNITY *SpaceVim-community* NEWS The news about spacevim will be post on twitter, feel free to follow them: https://x.com/SpaceVim ASKING FOR HELP If you have any questions about using SpaceVim, check out the following context first, which may contain the answers: |SpaceVim-faq|: Some of the most frequently asked questions are answered there. |SpaceVim-usage|: It is the general documentation of SpaceVim. FEEDBACK If you run into a bug, or want a new feature, please use the mail list: send email to spacevim@googlegroups.com To subscribe the maillist, send anything to：spacevim+subscribe@googlegroups.com ============================================================================== FAQ *SpaceVim-faq* This is a list of the frequently asked questions about SpaceVim. 1. How do I enable YouCompleteMe? Step 1: Add `enable_ycm = true` to custom_config. By default it should be `~/.SpaceVim.d/init.toml`. Step 2: Get into the directory of YouCompleteMe's author. By default it should be `~/.cache/vimfiles/repos/github.com/Valloric/`. If you find the directory `YouCompleteMe` in it, go into it. Otherwise clone YouCompleteMe repo by `git clone https://github.com/Valloric/YouCompleteMe.git`. After cloning, get into it and run `git submodule update --init --recursive`. Step 3: Compile YouCompleteMe with the features you want. If you just want C family support, run `./install.py --clang-completer`. 2. How to add custom snippet? SpaceVim uses neosnippet as the default snippet engine. This can be changed by |SpaceVim-options-snippet_engine| option. If you want to add a snippet for a current filetype, run |:NeoSnippetEdit| command. A buffer will be opened and you can add your custom snippet. By default this buffer will be save in `~/.SpaceVim.d/snippets`. For more info about how to write snippet, please read |neosnippet-snippet-syntax|. 3. Where is `` in cmdline-mode? `` is the default value of |cedit| option, but in SpaceVim we use that binding as ``, so maybe you can change the `cedit` option or use `+`. 4. How to use `` as ``? Add `let g:mapleader = "\"` to bootstrap function. 5. Why does Vim freeze after pressing Ctrl-s? This is a feature of terminal emulators. You can use `Ctrl-q` to unfreeze Vim. To disable this feature you need the following in either `~/.bash_profile` or `~/.bashrc`: > stty -ixon < 6. How to enable `+py` and `+py3` in Neovim? In Neovim we can use `g:python_host_prog` and `g:python3_host_prog` to config python prog. But in SpaceVim the custom configuration file is loaded after SpaceVim core code. So in SpaceVim itself, if we using `:py` command, it may cause errors. So we introduce two new environment variables: `PYTHON_HOST_PROG` and `PYTHON3_HOST_PROG`. For example: > export PYTHON_HOST_PROG='/home/q/envs/neovim2/bin/python' export PYTHON3_HOST_PROG='/home/q/envs/neovim3/bin/python' < ============================================================================== ROADMAP *SpaceVim-roadmap* The roadmap defines the project direction and priorities. If you have any suggestions , please checkout |SpaceVim-community|. TO-DO LIST [x] rewrite statusline plugin with lua [x] rewrite tabline plugin with lua [ ] merge website context into :h SpaceVim COMPLETED All completed functions can be found in |SpaceVim-changelog| ============================================================================== CHANGELOG *SpaceVim-changelog* Following HEAD: changes in master branch since last release v2.2.0 https://spacevim.org/following-head/ 2024-03-24: v2.3.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v2.3.0/ 2023-07-05: v2.2.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v2.2.0/ 2023-03-30: v2.1.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v2.1.0/ 2022-07-02: v2.0.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v2.0.0/ 2021-06-16: v1.9.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v1.9.0/ 2021-06-16: v1.8.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v1.8.0/ 2021-06-16: v1.7.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v1.7.0/ 2020-12-31: v1.6.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v1.6.0/ 2020-08-01: v1.5.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v1.5.0/ 2020-04-05: v1.4.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v1.4.0/ 2019-11-04: v1.3.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v1.3.0/ 2019-07-17: v1.2.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v1.2.0/ 2019-04-08: v1.1.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v1.1.0/ 2018-12-25: v1.0.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v1.0.0/ 2018-09-26: v0.9.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v0.9.0/ 2018-06-18: v0.8.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v0.8.0/ 2018-03-18: v0.7.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v0.7.0/ 2017-12-30: v0.6.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v0.6.0/ 2017-11-06: v0.5.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v0.5.0/ 2017-08-05: v0.4.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v0.4.0/ 2017-06-27: v0.3.1 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v0.3.1/ 2017-05-31: v0.3.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v0.3.0/ 2017-03-30: v0.2.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v0.2.0/ 2017-01-26: v0.1.0 https://spacevim.org/SpaceVim-release-v0.1.0/ vim:tw=78:ts=8:ft=help:norl: