Small tool to automate running a custom command repeatedly (in vim) during development.
The command can be customized on a per-repository (or per-directory) basis.
Symlink or move zing
to some place in your PATH, such as ~/bin. I also
symlink it as ~/bin/,z for reasons which will be made obvious shortly.
Add the following rules to your .vimrc:
" Note: Add <C-O> if you'd prefer for vim to stay in insert mode after
" running the zing script
" if you prefer F4
nnoremap <F4> :call Zing()<CR>
inoremap <F4> <C-C>:call Zing()<CR>
" if you prefer a leader
let mapleader = ","
noremap <silent> <Leader>z :call Zing()<CR>
inoremap <silent> <Leader>z <C-C>:call Zing()<CR>
func! Zing()
exec "w"
exec "!zing"
endfunc
I ignore the .zing
files in all repositories by adding the following to ~/.gitconfig
:
[core]
excludesfile = /home/jewel/.gitignore_global
And the following content in ~/.gitignore_global
:
.zing
Create a .zing
file anywhere you'd like. It's contents should be a script
that will be ran whenever ,z
is pressed. As your project progresses or you
need want to focus on a specific area, change the contents of .zing
.