Vim-Waikiki

Fisherman's Wiki

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Waikiki is a poor man fisherman's wiki: it provides a minimal set of features to:

• Navigate pages (follow links, go back)
• Create links and pages ("follow" words or non-existent links)
• Use tags (via ctags) to index pages

Mappings are buffer-local by default; filetype is not touched, and syntax/formatting (except for checkboxes) is left to other files/plugins.

If you just want to jot down simple (eg. markdown) notes in some hierarchical way, and realized that you used only 10% of the features of the great vimwiki, then that's why Waikiki was created <'((>< .

Usage

See the documentation.

FAQ

What is it?
In a nutshell, this plugin lets you "follow" textual links in markdown files, the same way you can gf on paths in vim. It also lets you easily turn words into links. Plus a few other goodies.

Why don't you use vimwiki?
Because it's much bigger and more feature-full than what I need. In other words, great but overkill for me.

Is is subtle, modern and elegant?
As much as an orange life jacket.

Installation

Use your favorite method:

• Pathogen - git clone https://github.com/fcpg/vim-waikiki ~/.vim/bundle/vim-waikiki
• NeoBundle - NeoBundle 'fcpg/vim-waikiki'
• Vundle - Plugin 'fcpg/vim-waikiki'
• Plug - Plug 'fcpg/vim-waikiki'
• manual - copy all files into your ~/.vim directory

License

Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 Int.

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