My vim config
This repository is prepared to be used together with gnu stow. See Brandon Invergo's explanation on how to use it. In short
mkdir ~/dotfiles
cd ~/dotfiles
git clone https://github.com/fmauch/dot_vim.git
stow dot_vim
This will create symlinks for the dotfiles specified in dot_vim relative to your home folder.
After the package is cloned simply open up vim. Installation of plugins should automatically start on first run. Note: There might be packages needed to be installed for all plugins to work properly and there might be fields specifically setup for my machine so it's definitely worth it looking at the configuration files.
The config is structured as such that it will install all vim plugins when vim is opened for the first time. However, to configure coc.vim, one has to install the necessary extensions by calling
:CocInstall coc-clangd coc-jedi
For a list of available extensions, please see here.
I personally use a shell script to install all my dotfiles at once that clones multiple repositories and calls stow on them. You find it in my dotfiles repository. The installation would then be
cd
git clone https://github.com/fmauch/dotfiles
cd dotfiles
# You might want to have a look at this to see which modules this will pull.
./install.sh