Ultimate Vim Config

Ultimate Vim Config

I have spent the last few years tweaking and refining my VIM configuration until I had the Ultimate Vim Config.  It is well organized and documented taking full advantage of Tpope’s pathogen for a excellent clean and modular configuration. The Ultimate vim config contains the perfect .vimrc file combined with an excellent set of plugins all easily managed thanks to pathogen and git. It is on GitHub so you can always grab the latest.

The Ultimate VIM Configuration

This is the ultimate vim configuration.

Modular configuration using power of pathogen & git

Far more than just a well crafted .vimrc file (though it’s got one of those too), it  makes use of pathogen to have a well organized vim directory. It heavily uses git submodules where possible for all plugins so each plugin can easily and independently be kept up to date.

Fully cross platform

It also works well on Windows, Linux and OSX without even modifying directories. Just git clone and run.

The perfect .vimrc file

The vimrc file is perfectly suited programming and also works well for general use. It is very well organized and folds in sections. Each section is labeled and each option is commented.

It fixes many of the inconveniences of vanilla vim including:

  • One config can be used across Windows, Mac and linux
  • Eliminates swap and backup files from littering directories, preferring to store in a central (hidden) location.
  • Fixes common command typos like :W, :Q, etc
  • Setup a solid set of settings for formatting (change to meet your needs)
  • Setup the interface to take advantage of vim’s features including
    • omnicomplete
    • line numbers
    • syntax highlighting
    • a better ruler & status line
    • tons more
  • Configuring included plugins

Includes the best Plugins

I compile and configure a few popular vim plugins, colors, snippets, etc

Most of the bundles are git submodules facilitating easy updating and configuration.

It also contains a very complete set of snippets for use with snipmate.

Easy Installation

 git clone git://github.com/spf13/spf13-vim.git
 cd spf13-vim
 git submodule update --init

I setup symlinks after this so I can maintain the repo outside of my actual config location.

Use ln -s on mac/unix or mklink on windows.

 cd ~
 ln -s /path/to/spf13-vim/vimrc .vimrc
 ln -s /path/to/spf13-vim/vim .vim

Find it on GitHub

Link to this post!
Fork me on GitHub
  • http://Notyet Nicholas Karonji

    It looks like the stuff dreams are made of. COuld you please add detailed commenting so that newbie folks like myself do not just copy and paste for the hell of it

    Nick

  • vaff

    cant seam to be able to install the submodules

    and im to big of a shell/git/vim nab to figure out why :) but seams some of the url references are messed up

  • http://spf13.com Steve Francia

    There was a bug where one of the submodules (snippets) was pointing to a private repo. It has now been resolved. You may need to remove and reclone the repo.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Tarun-Elankath/100000414588043 Tarun Elankath

    On windows just prepend the environment using

    let &rtp = $HOME. ‘.vim,’ . &rtp

  • http://www.google.com/profiles/ankgyl ankushgoyal

    I am getting an error:
    E185: Cannot find color scheme molokai
    Press ENTER or type command to continue

    Any ideas what might be the cause?

  • Anonymous

    You need to either include my colors bundle located at https://github.com/spf13/vim-c… or change the color scheme in the .vimrc file to one your system already has. The easiest way to see which ones are present on your system is to open vim, on the command line type ‘colorscheme ‘ <- notice the trailing space and then hit tab. It will show you all the color schemes present. You can also use this command to switch colorschemes by typing :colorscheme [name of scheme].

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  • http://twitter.com/aptonox nox

    Hi, thank you very much for this, exactly what i needed.
    But one small question, where do i put new syntax files and ftplugins ?

  • Anonymous

    Feel free to create your own pathogen bundle (really just a subdirectory). I’ve done this for my colorschemes, check it out under spf13-vim-colors.

    So
    mkdir .vim/bundle/[your name]

    then create the typical vim subdirectories there.
    you can do it in one line like

    mkdir -p .vim/bundle/[name]/{syntax,ftplugins}/

  • http://twitter.com/aptonox nox

    Thank you, unfortunately there’s another problem. I cannot get the snipmate plugin to work properly with my drupal .module sourcefiles. I found that for some reason, if the filename is the same as the name of the map it is in (typical drupal style…), vim dos not recognize the filetype, even the set ft=php.drupal vimcommand doesn’t work in this case (for example if the “example.module” file is in the “example” directory). Also I cannot compile the command-t plugin with the rake make command suggested in the plugins documentation. Any ideas on this? Thanks in advance.

    • http://twitter.com/aptonox nox

      Update:
      Ok, drupal stuff works now.. just had to delete the files inside vimwiews and wimswap dir :)

  • Anonymous

    Hi,
    Do I have to remove the vim I laready have installed in order to install your Ultimate Vim Config.
    The reason I ask is that I installed your Ultimate Vim Config but I see no difference when I run Vim..
    I must be doing something wrong?

    Thanks.

    • Anonymous

      You don’t need to remove vim at all and it should “just work”.

      Have you followed the installation instructions carefully?
      Are you on Windows or *nix? Does your ~/.vimrc file look as expected?

  • http://twitter.com/mcostateixeira Miguel Teixeira

    Hi,

    First of all sorry for my bad english. I’ll try to explain what is happening to me with my vim configuration and hopefully get some help from you Steve.

    I’m having some troubles using Omni completion, for example, I type “fo” and hit it shows me the popup menu with the options I have available for selection (fopen, for, foreach…). But when I press to select one of them the option is indeed selected but it also inserts a line break and the cursor jumps to the next line. Is this normal? Because most of the times I want to continue typing in the same line or even press again to use the snippets feuture.

    Is there a way to keep the cursor from going to the next line when selecting from the popup with the key? With CTRL-Y it stays in the same line.

    Thanks in advance,
    Miguel

  • http://twitter.com/mcostateixeira Miguel Teixeira

    Hi,

    First of all sorry for my bad english. I’ll try to explain what is happening to me with my vim configuration and hopefully get some help from you Steve.

    I’m having some troubles using Omni completion, for example, I type “fo” and hit it shows me the popup menu with the options I have available for selection (fopen, for, foreach…). But when I press to select one of them the option is indeed selected but it also inserts a line break and the cursor jumps to the next line. Is this normal? Because most of the times I want to continue typing in the same line or even press again to use the snippets feuture.

    Is there a way to keep the cursor from going to the next line when selecting from the popup with the key? With CTRL-Y it stays in the same line.

    Thanks in advance,
    Miguel

    • Anonymous

      This is the correct experience. Please don’t hit ‘[enter]‘ to select your option. Once the right option is selected it is already there. All you need to do is keep typing.

      I usually hit the right arrow key when I just want to select the option but don’t intend to keep typing.

  • Anonymous

    This has been resolved. Please try again.

  • https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id?id=AItOawnanjzBHPMzZa1WkraWZJROEp_cnhaSQm8 dv

    thanks for making this available. a couple of hiccups for me…

    shouldn’t this:
    ln -s /path/to/spf13-vim/vimrc .vimrc
    ln -s /path/to/spf13-vim/vim .vim

    instead be this (dotfiles):

    ln -s /path/to/spf13-vim/.vimrc .vimrc
    ln -s /path/to/spf13-vim/.vim .vim

    also, after installing i get the following:

    $ vim file.php
    Error detected while processing function pathogen#helptags:
    line 3:
    E154: Duplicate tag “:HighlightTags” in file /home/user/.vim/bundle/easytags/doc/easytags.txt
    ~/spf13-vim/.vim/bundle/easytags/plugin/easytags.vim: Plug-in not loaded because Exuberant Ctags isn’t installed! On Ubuntu & D
    ebian you can install Exuberant Ctags by installing the package named `exuberant-ctags’: sudo apt-get install exuberant-ctags

    • Anonymous

      Yes, correct on the symlinks. I’ll update the directions.

      The first error you list is because two different plugins use the same tag in their documentation.. Not sure how to best resolve that one, but it shouldn’t impact you.

      The second error (‘Ctags’) is because, easytags/vim depends on an external program called ctags to parse your code and generate tags from it. You need to install that separately. Instructions aren’t provided as every linux install is different and many come with it.

  • http://twitter.com/bryan_ruiz Bryan Ruiz

    This is great. I am having one issue though, :messages shows:
    Error detected while processing /home/bryan.ruiz/.vimrc:
    line 169:
    E121: Undefined variable: phpcomplete#CompletePHP
    E15: Invalid expression: phpcomplete#CompletePHP

    I tried putting phpcomplete.vim into .vim/autoload but i guess the .vimrc loads before those plugins?

    probably missing something…

    • Anonymous

      It’s not you, it’s me.. It’s a bug and has been fixed in the latest version. I moved it into the PIV plugin which is where it’s being used.

  • http://twitter.com/bryan_ruiz Bryan Ruiz

    some kind of issue with this too when editing .bashrc file or .vimrc
    inoremap pumvisible() ? “” : “”

    when I hit enter in insert mode, rather than doing whatever magic that is going on there, it outputs:
    pumvisible() ? “” : ”
    “

    • Anonymous

      It’s a bug in one of the plugins. I’ve updated it. Please grab the lastest version from GitHub.

      • http://twitter.com/bryan_ruiz Bryan Ruiz

        Awesome will do. Thx!

  • http://twitter.com/bryan_ruiz Bryan Ruiz

    hmm, i see you’re using an old php script called phpm for your function lists. I tried to find that program and generate a new function list, but it looks like its not working with the current php binaries. Do you have an updated function list that you use for looking up functions? Thanks Steven

    • Anonymous

      I think it’s up to date for 5.3. Are there functions you feel are missing. I’ll dig around and see if I can find the recreation script, but I remember it wasn’t just running a script, but had some manual work required as well.

  • Anonymous

    I’m receiving this error when I run ‘git submodule update –init’
    fatal: reference is not a tree: 45d8ca46870f45a3d839aeec643d44d8c57c9395
    Unable to checkout ’45d8ca46870f45a3d839aeec643d44d8c57c9395′ in submodule path
    ‘.vim/bundle/VimDebugger’

    • Anonymous

      This has been fixed in the latest version. Please clone it again.

  • Anonymous

    Really nice, but my GVim goes often “frozen”. I see the blinking Cursor, but it doesn’t react on any key pressing. Is this a known Bug? When I replace your “Ultimate Vim Config” with my old one, this isn’t so.

    Thanks you for answering and sorry for my bad English – I’m from German

  • Anonymous

    Hi,
    I really like your product, but I have one problem: my GVim often froze, without any announcment. This means I can see the file and the blinking Cursor, but the Cursor doesn’t react on any key pressing.

    Is this a konwn bug? Am I the only one who has this problem? Do you have ane solutions for me?

    Thanks for your answering – Sorry for my bad English, I’m form German

    • Anonymous

      Try to disable the easytags plugin (just remove the directory from .vim/bundle/) and see if that resolves the problem.

      • Anonymous

        Thanks, now Vim runs like a real IDE, only faster, faster and faster again…

        • Anonymous

          Glad that worked for you.

  • Anonymous

    Sorry for my post again, I thought that it was a little bit confusing that it doesn’t appear after five minutes…

  • http://profiles.google.com/nddery Nicolas Duvieusart Déry

    Hi there, thanks a lot for this, I might finally really start using Vim with this.

    However, I was wondering if there was an option to auto-complete user defined class (in php in my case). The tab trigger works for the ‘normal’ php function but not the one I defined in other documents in my project.

    Thank you!

    • Anonymous

      Yes,
      PIV does this for PHP already (it’s part of the spf13-vim distribution). It does require that you have ctags running to parse your source code. If you have that easytags (also included) keeps it up to date.

      • http://profiles.google.com/nddery Nicolas Duvieusart Déry

        Ok.. How would I go about activating ctags thought ? And one more question, will it work if my classe are declared in other files (not current file) ?

        • Anonymous

          Yes ctags work in any of your files. Easytags plugin (part of the spf13-vim distribution) takes care of running the binary and creating the tags file. You just need to make sure that you have installed the exuberant ctags binary. Installation instructions depend on your OS.

          • http://profiles.google.com/nddery Nicolas Duvieusart Déry

            Im on Mac OS X, do you know a place where they have instructions ?

          • Anonymous

            No. Not unless you explicitly tell it to.

            You are also welcome to fork the repository and commit your .vimrc.local or .gvimrc.local to your fork.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=637995708 Maggi Trymbill

    After getting a CTags error and fixing that with ease, I now just get this error:

    Press ENTER or type command to continueMaggi/.vimtags|let &ro=&ro
    ine help[1

    Nothing more, nothing less. I’ve got no idea what I’m doing wrong since the error does’t tell me anything :) Any clues Mr. Francia?

    • Anonymous

      Is it possible that the .vimtags file is read only or otherwise not
      accessible by the user running vim? What OS is this running on?

      • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=637995708 Maggi Trymbill

        When you mention it, I can’t see the .vimtags file anywhere. Where should it be located?

        Running on Windows 7, 64-bit. Tried running it as Administrator, didn’t change anything.

    • Anonymous

      I’ve never seen that before. How did you fix CTags? Are you using Exuberant CTags?

  • http://twitter.com/deemeetar Dimitar Spiroski

    I download and extract the files to my vim installation folder(C:Program FilesVim. I only changed the name of .vim folder to vimfiles(how it is called on windows), but it doesn’t work(no change at all). It may be that I don’t run my windows under administrator rights so that means that files from C:Program Files can’t be read in write mode(only read) so i think that is the reason. Can you suggest some solution?

    • Anonymous

      One of the advantages of this config is you shouldn’t need to even change the .vim folder to vimfiles. It _should_ just work. It also shouldn’t have anything to do with being an administrator. Where are your .vimrc and .vim (or vimfiles) located?

      It needs to be in your runtime path to work. An easy way to tell is to open vim and type

      :echo &runtimepath

      It’ll spit out all the paths it’s reading from. The vim files need to be in one of those paths.

      Lastly I recommend using GVim on Windows. It has better support for colors, plugins, etc.

  • http://profiles.google.com/nddery Nicolas Duvieusart Déry

    When creating split (not vertical split, normal split) and switching between them (with CTRL+[j,k]), the current buffer “disappear” and I can only see a small line either at the bottom or at the top of the window. Is this a normal behavior with spf13 vim configuration (I can’t recall this behavior with my own config) and if yes, how can I make it now do that ?

    Thanks a lot!

    • Steve Francia

      This is normal behavior.

      There are two lines in the .vimrc file that cause this.

      map j_
      map k_

      You can still use j and k which work as expected.

      Why this behavior you ask? It makes it so that you can easily have a bunch of windows open (in a tab if you wish) and switch between them.. more or less like vertical tabs.

      If you don’t like this behavior, feel free to comment out those two lines, or just stick with the default behavior and avoid these keystrokes.

  • Anonymous

    It seems the get-hub share for command-t is down

    Clone of ‘git://git.wincent.com/command-t.git’ into submodule path ‘.vim/bundle/command-t’ failed

    The script won’t complete after this step. Is it possible to by pass this pull in order to proceed with all the plugins that don’t fail ?

    • Steve Francia

      His site must be down. I’ve altered the git submodule to read from the github mirror of that repo. It should be more stable.. and besides if GitHub is down, the main repo and the rest of the submodules won’t work either.

      Give it a try now.
      Remember to git submodule sync since the location has changed.

      • Anonymous

        Your update seems to have done the job.

        Thanks for releasing the repo not to mention the prompt response.

  • http://twitter.com/ashishjain87 Ashish Jain

    Thanks :D .

  • http://johntoups.myopenid.com/ jt

    hi there. osx SL, using vim 7.3.146 compiled via macports, after installation I get the following on an attempted tab completion:

    test1.rb [+] [unix/RUBY] [/Users/john/Dropbox/development/ruby] 3,13 100%
    =34_SuperTab(‘n’)
    E764: Option ‘omnifunc’ is not set
    Press ENTER or type command to continue

    Please help!

    • Anonymous

      Why use Macports? Homebrew does a much better job.

      On mac I’ve found it’s best to use MacVim. It ships with a command line binary (mvim), which also works well.

  • http://www.facebook.com/diegogarciamendoza Diego Garcia Mendoza

    Hi, I like so much your configuration but i have only one problem. I can’t see my cursor :P so I can’t see where i’m inputting. I installed on a brand new Ubuntu 11.04 and i use VIM on a terminal. Any idea on how to solve this ?

    • http://twitter.com/danjessen Dan Kjær Jessen

      I’m having the same problem :/

      • Anonymous

        Please see the above response..

        • http://twitter.com/danjessen Dan Kjær Jessen

          okay thx, I just moved to ubuntu because it’s what I have to use at work. Any thoughts on how you “uncripple” VIM, so you just get a default VIM without all their fancy pancy stuff?

    • Anonymous

      Ubuntu cripples their native VIM. Loads of issues come as a result of it. However this is one I haven’t heard of before, can you try GVim and see if the problem exists there?

      If it doesn’t there’s an easy way of changing the color or behavior of the cursor for just the terminal.

      • http://twitter.com/danjessen Dan Kjær Jessen

        @spf13:disqus seams GVim is more crippled then console Vim … looks like this when i start up GVim on Ubuntu & Windows :U

        http://cl.ly/221G3M3j3L1Y3T3s2l3M

        • Anonymous

          I’ve never seen this before and I know spf13-vim has a bunch of Ubuntu users. Can you remove your .vimrc file and see if that fixes it?

    • Anonymous

      You’re right, out-of-the-box, it’s crippled. Try:

      sudo apt-get install vim-full

      This is one of the first things I have to do for a new Ubuntu install.

  • http://twitter.com/aptonox nox

    Hi again, 
    strangely after upgrading your vim configuration, I cannot start gvim clicking it’s icon on my desktop, also the gvim shortcut inside my KDE menu dissapeared ( alt+f2 and typing in “gvim” also doesn’t work). Nevertheless  I can start it with no problems typing gvim into terminal (nothing special is reported, except a transparency error) and everything else works perfectly well (alt+ f2 “kdesu gvim” also works). After removing all of your newest config files  and replacing them with older ones, cliking on the “gvim” desktop icon works again. What can i do about this?

    BTW I’m using aptosid (debian sid).

    Cheers

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  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Jin-Su-Oh/780135316 Jin-Su Oh

    I have Ubuntu 10.10 and am using gvim with your config file.
    When I press tab to use supertab feature, it says “Option: omnifunc is not set”.
    ‘filetype plugin indent on’ is present in your .vimrc but why’s it doing this?
    Any help? Even when I try this in vim, it gives me the same error.

    • Anonymous

      Vim doesn’t have omni completion for all file types. What filetype are you editing when you get this error?

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Jin-Su-Oh/780135316 Jin-Su Oh

        Ohh haha it works on Python files. It doesn’t work for Java files.  Where in the config file would I add javacomplete files?

        • Anonymous

          You’ll need a java specific plugin for that. Each language completion is handled by plugins. I don’t use java much but if you find a good one that you like I’m happy to include it.

  • http://en-gb.facebook.com/people/Carlo-Trimarchi/707588181 Carlo Trimarchi

    I’m not really using your vim configuration, but I’m trying to use the pathogen + git combination to manage vim stuff. The plugins I installed as submodules work fine, but I don’t see where to put colorschemes or syntax files. I tried to put a “colors” directory under “bundle”, but this just doesn’t work. It doesn’t see any colorscheme in there.

    Any idea?

    Thanks

    • Anonymous

      Please create your own plugin to add these. You need to put it into /bundles/XXXXX/colors .

  • Adam Jorgensen

    The key remapping for command mode that turns W into W and WQ into WQ has a nasty side effect in that if you are attempting to open a file using :e it rewrites any Ws or Qs to lowercase, even if you don’t want it too.

    • Anonymous

      I believe you are talking about the :W to :w … hmm I’ll look into this further and see if there is a way to accomplish my purposes without affecting yours.

  • Jonathon Suggs

    Was going to check this out, but am getting an error with the checksyntax submodule.

    $ git submodule update –init
    Initialized empty Git repository in /home/jsuggs/spf13-vim/.vim/bundle/checksyntax/.git/
    error: The requested URL returned error: 403
    error: The requested URL returned error: 403
    error: The requested URL returned error: 403
    error: The requested URL returned error: 403
    error: pathspec ‘a6ddb09497dd8b3da07da8bb4ceb9e7c1c286bba’ did not match any file(s) known to git.
    Unable to checkout ‘a6ddb09497dd8b3da07da8bb4ceb9e7c1c286bba’ in submodule path ‘.vim/bundle/checksyntax’

    • Anonymous

      Sometimes this happens when github has hiccups. It could also be a bad reference, but I’d suggest trying again and I’ll checkout the submodule and make sure everything’s legit.

  • Arief ZJ

    Hi,

    I got the following error when i did the initial cloning and also during submodule update 

    Cloning into .vim/bundle/pydoc.vim…
    error: SSL certificate problem, verify that the CA cert is OK. Details:
    error:14090086:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_SERVER_CERTIFICATE:certificate verify failed while accessing https://github.com/fs111/pydoc.vim.git/info/refs

    fatal: HTTP request failed
    Clone of ‘https://github.com/fs111/pydoc.vim.git’ into submodule path ‘.vim/bundle/pydoc.vim’ failed

    Anything that I missed?

  • gabriel duncan

    since installation i’m getting this error every time i start vim:
    C/C++ template file ‘/usr/share/vim/vimfiles/c-support/templates/Templates’ does not exist or is not readable. the file is there and its readable. any ideas?

    • Anonymous

      What environment are you running this on?
       Does :messages tell you any more?

  • Cheng Yi Lee

    Hi, Steve. 
    I picking ubuntu and vim here. I tried to use your vim config ubuntu 11.1. 
    However when I open Vim, I am face with the following error message.  Sorry to be troubling you
    but do you have advice on what I should do?

    Error detected while processing function 13_VimDebuggerLoad:line    2:E117: Unknown function: 13_VimDebuggerInitError detected while processing function DefPython:line  550:Traceback (most recent call last):  File “”, line 547, in   File “”, line 397, in __init__NameError: global name ‘VimDebugger’ is not defined

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  • http://twitter.com/dgermer Daniel Germer

    I have a similar issue with gvim in ubuntu. perhaps the file that points to gvim is not actually pointing to the executable but is some kind of link…
    /usr/bin/gvim is a simlink to
    /etc/alternatives/gvim which is a simlink to
    /usr/bin/vim.gnome
    so probably this does not work properly…

    • http://twitter.com/dgermer Daniel Germer

      These above problems appear in gnome(shell as well as “classic”) but not in the ubuntu standard (dash)

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  • https://me.yahoo.com/a/ruZtnicAocIGSfAGPAQGorKJ8uOaTQ--#f1b24 zorglub76

    I’m having the same problem. I guess that it is some kind of CentOS problem, but I’m not sure how to fix it….

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  • Guoliang Cao

    Hi, your vim config is great and I have been using it for some time. Recently I got a new MBP and after install it, I could not figure out how I can disable setting current working directory when change file. I’ve tried to comment out this line in .vimrc but it didn’t help. What else can I try? Another question is if I disable changing cwd, will it affect those plugins you bundled?  

    autocmd BufEnter * if bufname(“”) !~ “^[A-Za-z0-9]*://” | lcd %:p:h | endifThank you.

    • http://spf13.com/ Steve Francia

      That’s the correct line. Sometimes you need to clear out the VIM cache for changes to take effect. Please remove your views and swap directories.

  • Guoliang Cao

    Never mind. After I comment that out, I have to remove ~/.viminfo, ~/.vimswap/* etc to get vim back to clean state. Now I can keep project root as current working directory.

  • Anh Tu Nguyen

    Hi, I’m VIM newbie user. I’ve cloned your repository but git submodule update –init seems not work. And under spf13-vim/, there’s only .vimrc, no .vim directory.  As a result, your above symlink commands gave a death link.
    What do I have to do to get start with your vim config?
    Thanks.

    • http://spf13.com/ Steve Francia

      Please just run the latest install script from github. Make sure you are on the 3.0 branch (the default on GitHub).

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/PNDKIDLZL2XKEQCBJYDCI5VQGM Gaziz

    Hi! I have question. I am unable to copy to clipboard in VIM. Standard “+y is not working anymore. Could you help please?
    Your vim config is awesome!

    • http://spf13.com/ Steve Francia

      I’m not sure why that would be. Can you provide more information about your setup?

  • http://www.facebook.com/marc.gibbons.73 Marc Gibbons

    I have the same problem. Middle button copy & paste does not work either. Running Ubuntu 12.10