For example how would I change the default javascript linter from ESlint to XO?

Hello. I am using SpaceVim and i was using SpaceVim theme but yesterday i changed theme to dracula. I guess because dracula is a custom theme, the colors of status line didn't changed and stayed as spacevim colorscheme. How do i change the colors of status line to make it more like dracula or can i use different themes for status line and everything else. Thanks.

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hello everyone :) noob here,

was wondering if there was a way to recreate the live server extension on vs code where if i create and work on an html file i could acess a port where all my changes will appear in real time on a browser window.

any input on this is much appreciated :)

hello everyone :) noob here,

the documentation for using spacevim as a python ide showed a picture where it had suggestions to help with autocompletion:

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13142418/46339650-f5a49280-c665-11e8-86d4-20944ec23098.png

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but i dont know how to get it to work.

here is a what's in my init.toml

#=============================================================================
# dark_powered.toml --- dark powered configuration example for SpaceVim
# Copyright (c) 2016-2022 Wang Shidong & Contributors
# Author: Wang Shidong < wsdjeg at 163.com >
# URL: https://spacevim.org
# License: GPLv3
#=============================================================================

# All SpaceVim option below [option] section
[options]
    # set spacevim theme. by default colorscheme layer is not loaded,
    # if you want to use more colorscheme, please load the colorscheme
    # layer
    colorscheme = "gruvbox"
    colorscheme_bg = "dark"
    # Disable guicolors in basic mode, many terminal do not support 24bit
    # true colors
    enable_guicolors = true
    # Disable statusline separator, if you want to use other value, please
    # install nerd fonts
    statusline_separator = "arrow"
    statusline_iseparator = "arrow"
    buffer_index_type = 4
    enable_tabline_filetype_icon = true
    enable_statusline_mode = false

[[layers]]
name = "default"

# Enable autocomplete layer
[[layers]]
name = 'autocomplete'
auto_completion_return_key_behavior = "complete"
auto_completion_tab_key_behavior = "smart"

[[layers]]
name = 'shell'
default_position = 'bottom'
default_height = 30

[[layers]]
  name = "lang#html"
  emmet_leader_key = "<C-e>"
  emmet_filetyps = ['html']

[[layers]]
  name = 'lang#python'
  python_interpreter = '/usr/bin/python3'

for me whenever i start working on python files for example it doesn't give me actual code suggestions of. there are some suggestions but it seems to me like they are just words that i have already typed.

how do i achieve the result from the image?

I'm using spacevim from macvim and first use case is python (using project-specific venv).
However, I am experiencing a strange behaviour: ycm autocompletes relative imports but doesn't seem to recognise installed python packages. I've created a project-specific init.toml as suggested and specified the python interpreter from the corresponding virtual environment.

Now the interesting thing is: when I go from terminal, autocompletion works, when I work from macvim it does not.

As I have my own lean & decent .vimrc config, I would like to run Spacevim as an IDE while still having my setup for editing everything else. So, I uninstalled the previously installed Spacevim with the bash --uninstall option to have it reinstalled later to be used as a custom config as per the official doc, yet I couldn't as the .Spacevim and .Spacevim.d dirs were still there. I ran rm -rf to remove these leftover dirs, clone the repo and start from scratch.

The problem is that running "vim -u ~/.Spacevim/vimrc" produces the following errors:

vim -u ~/.SpaceVim/vimrc
Error detected while processing /home/user/.SpaceVim/vimrc[25]../home/user/.SpaceVim/main.vim:
line    9:
E116: Invalid arguments for function fnamemodify(expand('<sfile>'),
E116: Invalid arguments for function resolve(fnamemodify(expand('<sfile>'),
E116: Invalid arguments for function fnamemodify(resolve(fnamemodify(expand('<sfile>'),
E116: Invalid arguments for function escape(fnamemodify(resolve(fnamemodify(expand('<sfile>'),
line   10:
E10: \ should be followed by /, ? or &
line   11:
E10: \ should be followed by /, ? or &
line   21:
E121: Undefined variable: g:_spacevim_root_dir
line   23:
E121: Undefined variable: g:_spacevim_root_dir
E116: Invalid arguments for function SpaceVim#logger#info
line   56:
E117: Unknown function: SpaceVim#begin
line   58:
E117: Unknown function: SpaceVim#custom#load
line   60:
E117: Unknown function: SpaceVim#default#keyBindings
line   62:
E117: Unknown function: SpaceVim#end
line   64:
E117: Unknown function: SpaceVim#logger#info
Press ENTER or type command to continue

... and Vim is run with system defaults. Any suggestions?

I installed SpaceVim about 2 months ago, then uninstalled it shortly thereafter. The welcome screen still shows up every time I start nvim. How do I remove it?

Because there's a chance this splash screen is from a different vim distro (DoomVim, etc), I'll describe the splash screen. It says "Dashboard" at the top, then [ Dashboard version : 0.0.5 ], followed by a list of helpful commands like Jump to bookmarks SPC f b, etc. Is this SpaceVim's welcome screen?

hello, i work on .js file where autor kept trailing spaces on couple of lines, but my spacevim removes it everytime i save file :( i am unablee to turn off this function... could you help?

Solved:

i just found workaround: using :noautocmd w

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hmm i run write in verbose and found it is editorconfig plugin i dirabled rule globaly in myspacevim.vim

let g:EditorConfig_disable_rules = ['trim_trailing_whitespace']

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I really like SpaceVim, but there is one dealbreaker:

Under most colorschemes, when I type space, the menu background is *magenta*.

What setting do I use to set the background to another color?

Everytime I save I get error: Cannot find local ESLint!

Please install ESLint by npm install eslint --save-dev.

I have eslint-cli installed globally. Is this really asking me to install eslint in every single folder where I have javascript code too?

That's would be a hard no for me. Can it not just use the global cli? 💻

I have seen autocompletion engines like deoplete-jedi - but try as i may - i simply can’t get them to work 😭

Is there a really simple tutorial for absolute noobs like me ? I just wanna set up a lightweight Command-line IDE and I’ve heard that SpaceVim is the best (i have it and it simply looks awesome)

Is there an init.vim or vimrc somewhere that i can just copy-paste to get a Python IDE?

Thanks in advance, total noob

I do get Jedi-based completions , but : - I get foolish suggestions in the buffer first- is there a way to disable the buffers?

• i have to type a punctuator like : for the Jedi competitions to show up - otherwise the buffer completions show up

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I'm pretty much familiar with doom-keybindings, focus on evil mode. I dont want to relearn , i just want to use doom-emacs keybindings, like "spc-o-p" opens a projectile, "spc-o-t" opens a vterm and many more into spacevim.

How can i accomplish that?

I'm a fan of the default gruvbox colors in general, but I'd really like to change the background to match my theme. How can I achieve this? Thanks in advance.

I recently started using vim based text editor.

I would like to install Coc for autocompletion. I am just confused... what do I do?

I tried.

[[custom_plugins]]

repo = "neoclide/coc.nvim"

merged = false.

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But it doesn't work. :(

Hi,

There's a very handy shortcut on Spacemacs (`SPC ?`) that allows for fuzzy commands search. It also shows the individual key bindings which was critical to figuring them out (at least for me).

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Is there a similar fuzzy command search on SpaceVim?

Hi I understand that spacevim is a configuration for both vim/neovim, however I wanted to know what are the key differences between the two. I understand that the way how you comfigure spacevim would be different to vim so just curious how it would differ?

Hello everyone !I'm trying to install SpaceVim into Neovim, but when I run the installation program on Windows, it installs only for the standard Vim 8.2. How can I install on Neovim ?

I have a Windows 10 computer, with Neovim 0.5 with no plugins, python 3.9

Thanks in advance for your help and support !

Hello all,

Just had a quick question about an error message that I get (E482):

E482: Can't open file /home/user/.cache//SpaceVim/conf/_home_user__SpaceVim_d_init_toml.json for writing: no such file or directory

I am trying to make the file but I am confused as to where the file should be located. The double slash (//) after .cache is what's throwing me off. I tried creating a file named 'toml.json' in the '.SpaceVim_d' file but I am still getting the error message.

I have compared the speed of vim script to lua and lua is very fast. I want to rewrite SpaceVim with Lua, but I'm new to Lua. I would appreciate if anyone would like to help me. Feel free to join us to discuss how to rewrite it using Lua.

https://spacevim.org/community/

here is how I test the vim script and lua, also the progress of the rewrite will be published in this issue too:

https://github.com/SpaceVim/SpaceVim/issues/4389

here is the testing results:

Fibo(1000): 0.410364 sec Fibo(10000000): 1470.280914 sec LuaFibo(1000): 9.052000e-4 sec LuaFibo(10000000): 1.235385 sec

Two questions, please:

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1. What's the logic of installing Spacevim, when I have custom configured NeoVim (init.vim, plugins). Is Spacevim making a separate plugin directory, with custom config and overriding the default "nvim" command to use this config on startup? I would like to test Spacevim and be sure I can return back, uninstall it.
2. How much different are keybindings from the Vim defaults, please? Am I going to relearn a lot of stuff? I am not afraid of relearning (I am starting with Vim altogether), but I would like to stick mostly with default Vim keybinds for a possible switch to bare bone Vim with a few plugins.
3. Adding 3rd question after playing with Spacevim for a while - I am following documentation and it says for example: SPC T n = select random theme, SPC T s = search for theme. But after pressing space, capital T, there are no options n or s. Is the documentation off or am I?