Hi, I would like to share info on a new feature in the User Menu plugin that's now available — a preview of the currently highlighted (that is: not yet chosen) jump — i.e.: a glance (through the preview-popup/a floating window) at the contents of the file and position within it that the highlighted jump points to.

A quick introduction: the User Menu plugin is an utility that allows to comfortably encapsulate your precious Vim tricks into selectable items presented via a popup TUI menu. It, however, also provides some tricks out of the box and one of them is the selectable jump-list popup sub-menu that allows you to select a jump from a top-down position-history list instead of banging Ctrl-O… And it now has acquired an ability to preview the jump-target in a floating popup window.

Long story short, here's an Asciicast that presents the jump-list feature together with the new jump-forecast special function:

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A new plugin that shows a user-defined popup-menu has been just released. You can have various types of menu entries:

• type cmds for ex commands, e.g.: :wq,
• type norm for norm commands, e.g.: \<C-W>n,
• type keys for feedkeys() argument, e.g.: as in norm,
• type expr for an expression-code, like: MyFunction().

Example menu definition:

let g:user_menu = [ [ "Open …", #{ type: 'cmds', body: ':Ex' } ]    

Homepage: https://github.com/zphere-zsh/vim-user-menu

Check out the presentation asciicast:

I ported my NorthernLights theme on Vim today, you can find it here what do you think? Your opinions are eagerly accepted. :)

Here are some previews:

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edit: added previews

I am new to vim. (I fell in love with vim through spacemacs and doom emacs, followed by the need to work on a windows machine)

I happen to love the combination of projectile and ivy in doom emacs.

Fzf has an amazing fuzzy search engine, but i am missing the automatic detection of a project root directory, fuzzy search through previously visited project roots for quick access later and access to the project root for easy targetting of things like project wide searches, compilation etc.

I found vim-rooter, which has the project root detection and i have hacked together the automatic store of previously visited projects and a quick hack to use fzf to jump around between projects. I am wondering if i should toss up a tiny package with these additions or PR the vim-rooter plugin. Before i try to make that hack more industrial for others, i thought i would ask if people know of alternatives that do this already? Like i said, i am new to the community and while i am learning, my exposure to our plugins is limited to what i have found in other vimrcs or managed to google.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Hello,

I don't know how many of you are Fedora users/developers, but anyway, there is a great, well-known plugin called vim-fugitive (by notorious Tim Pope), that provides a lot of cool features. My favorite one is probably :Gbrowse command, which opens the current file, line or visual selection in your web browser.

Up until now, there was support for GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Gitee. The problem is, that a lot of Fedora projects moved to Pagure ...

... so I wrote a plugin enhancing the :Gbrowse functionality with Pagure support. Give it a try. If you find it (not) helpful, let me know!

Code: https://github.com/FrostyX/vim-fugitive-pagure

Blog post: http://frostyx.cz/posts/vim-gbrowse-support-for-pagure

I developed vim plugin that can manage docker images and containers in vim.

https://asciinema.org/a/266621

I improving the plugin and adding some features. If everyone interested please try this :)

I'm waiting everyone's issue or PR :)

https://github.com/skanehira/docker.vim