My configuration

• VIM

  • for fzf.vim, ctrl+g is mapped to :GFiles to search with .gitignore applied.
    • The executable path should be mapped correctly in Plug or with set rtp+=xxxx to append to the runtimepath.
  • for vim surround, select the text in visual mode, and then press S(uppercase), then input the quote or parenthesis or <anyHtmlTag> etc.
  • in command line mode, ctrl-b and ctro-e to navigate to beginning/end.

• GIT

  • for git config --global user.email xxx, can NOT surround email address with "" like how user name is set.

• Fish shell

  • more on .config/fish/config.fish

NERDTree is awesome Actually find coc-explorer is much faster than NERDTree.

Fish VI modeが大好きです

macOS specific

macos finder open in new tab

System Preferences > Dock > Prefer tabs when opening documents and select Always.

font subpixle antialiasing

MacOS Mojave disables subpixel antialiasing, also known as font smoothing, by default.

defaults write -g CGFontRenderingFontSmoothingDisabled -bool NO

git detla

In .gitconfig, delta is used for pager and diff. For wsl/chromeos-linux, go to the release page download corresponding .deb and install with sudo dpkg -i xxx.deb.

### coc nvim

• For coc plugin, use the official recommended way :CocInstall instead of vim plug to manage so that it could get auto update. Example:

  :CocInstall coc-json coc-tsserver coc-eslint coc-pairs coc-git

• use ctrl-o to go back after gd or gi.
• use :CocConfig or edit ~/.config/nvim/coc-settings.json directly to add ts server options just like inside vscode. for example:
  • "typescript.preferences.importModuleSpecifier": "relative",
  • "typescript.format.insertSpaceAfterOpeningAndBeforeClosingNonemptyBraces":true
  • for project specific settings, use ./.vim/coc-settings.json file. one useful setting here we could do is for setting python.pythonPath to local venv's python so that the LSP could kick-in.
• on MacOS, Terminal->Preferences->Keyboard set Use Option as Meta Key. then map to :Format<cr>.
  • For iTerm2, need to make it ESC in profiles->keys, and then add specific mapping to the list