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SpaceVim

spacevim

A modular configuration of Vim and Neovim

Detected by SpaceVim | macOS, Linux, Windows |spacevim.org

Sync it spacevim.toml

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What travels, what stays, what never leaves

SpaceVim in your home directory Every rule on this page, by file

· ~/.SpaceVim.d/ Sync

Only what the catalog names. A directory that syncs brings everything inside it except what is listed as excluded here.

apps/spacevim.tomlThe file this page is generated from

id = "spacevim"

name = "SpaceVim"

homepage = "https://spacevim.org/"

# The project's own repository description.

description = "A modular configuration of Vim and Neovim"

# The SpaceVim logo, as the project organisation's avatar: spacevim.org

# declares favicon paths but answers every one of them with the page HTML.

icon = "https://github.com/SpaceVim.png"

# SpaceVim defines no command a user types — it is loaded by `vim` or `nvim`,

# and the `bin/svc` and `bin/nsvc` wrappers in its checkout are not installed

# onto the PATH — and it is not an application bundle, so it has no bundle

# identifier either. The entry is filed and detected under the project's name,

# the way the other editor distributions in this catalog are (see `janus`).

# Deliberately not `vim` or `nvim`: those map to Vim's and Neovim's own

# entries.

detect = ["SpaceVim"]

# The project's own documentation, in autoload/SpaceVim.vim's help text:

# "All the user configuration files are stored in ~/.SpaceVim.d/ directory",

# whose main file is "`.SpaceVim.d/init.toml` file in your $HOME directory";

# "`~/.SpaceVim.d/` will also be added to 'runtimepath'"; and "It is also

# possible to override the location of `~/.SpaceVim.d/` by using the

# environment variable `$SPACEVIMDIR`". The same file notes that

# `~/.SpaceVim.d/init.vim` is still honoured for users who prefer Vim script.

# The whole directory is listed rather than just init.toml, because it is on

# the runtimepath: autoload/, plugin/ and ftplugin/ files a user drops in there

# are loaded as part of their configuration.

paths = ["~/.SpaceVim.d/"]

# Two other trees are deliberately not listed. ~/.SpaceVim is the checkout of

# the distribution itself, which its installer clones and updates from git, and

# the cache is `g:spacevim_data_dir`, set in autoload/SpaceVim.vim to

# `$XDG_CACHE_HOME` when that is set and `$HOME/.cache` otherwise — with the

# downloaded plugins under `g:spacevim_plugin_bundle_dir` inside it. Neither is

# below the path above, so neither needs carving out.

# A per-project `.SpaceVim.d/` at the root of a repository is the same idea one

# directory down; it belongs to that repository, not to the home directory.

exclude = []

# A TOML (or Vim script) editor configuration: layers, key bindings, colour

# scheme and options. No credential file.

secret = []

# No machine_lines: the enabled layers, the colorscheme and the key bindings

# are the whole reason to carry the directory. init.toml can name an absolute

# path — a python interpreter for a layer, say — but those keys are per-layer

# and the documentation fixes no stable path for them, so a rule would be a

# guess.

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