README.md

Jarvis

Table of Contents

• Features
• Installation
• Commands
• Support

Features

The following are features provided by Jarvis. They all have quick keybindings to make them quick and easy to use.

1. Quick-open files - zsh & NeoVim

   Open files with simple keystrokes with fuzzy matching via command line and inside NeoVim.

   

2. Buffer management - NeoVim

   Manage buffers inside NeoVim and add/delete/search your open files.

   

3. Project searching - NeoVim

   Quickly search for simple terms or complex regular expressions in your project.

   

4. Asynchronous linting - NeoVim

5. Session management - Tmux

   Create sessions for each project with a custom layout. Quickly browse, create, and delete sessions. Tmux even keeps sessions alive if the terminal is closed.

6. Keyword auto-complete - NeoVim and zsh

   Neovim - Automatic, asynchronous keyword completion available in the current buffer via deoplete.

   Supported Languages

   • Javascript - support provided by deoplete-ternjs and TernJS.
   
   • Vimscript - support provided by neco-vim

   zsh - Auto-complete/spellcheck for tools like git, node, brew, and more

7. Code Snippets - NeoVim

   Commonly used code snippets made available with a few keystrokes to reduce time and effort. Snippets available via auto-complete window removes need to memorize commands.

8. Improved JS and JSDoc syntax highlighting - NeoVim

9. Powerful Git integration - zsh & NeoVim

10. Clean, customizable UI - zsh & NeoVim

11. Improved Vim motion - NeoVim

12. Extensive documentation - Neovim, zsh, & tmux

    Each configuration file is thoroughly documented to make each setting easy to understand.

Installation

Neovim is supported across multiple platforms. Some tools used by Jarvis are not, however. For MacOSX, an installation script is included that will install several tools for you. For Windows, no installation script is available, but you can manually install everything needed for Neovim in a few short steps.

See the Installation Guide for detailed instructions.

Commands

See the Commands Guide for a list of mappings/shortcuts.

Optional Tools

This is a collection of cool tools that you might want to use.

vtop - A nifty graphical activity monitor for the command line.

pecan - Configurable menu bar for OSX.

Support

If you find any problems or bugs, please open a new issue.