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Introduction

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vi
vi is a terminal based editor

Normal mode
1. h → left, l → right , j → down, k → up, (हंसते लोग लगातार रास्ते जाम देख कर उदास होते हैं)

2. 0, $

3. e, b

4. gg, G

5. p ⇒ paste

Visual mode
1. h → left, l → right , j → down, k → up

2. 0, $

3. e, b

4. gg, G

5. y ⇒ copy

6. d ⇒ cut

Insert mode
Type away!
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Extra commands
1. Exiting out of vi

1. :q

2. :q!

3. :wq!

2. Undo redo

1. u - undo

2. ctrl + r - redo

3. Search

1. / + what_to_search

2. :line_number - go to line

vimium

Vimium lets you navigate the browser with just your keyboard
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Chrome link -
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/vimium/dbepggeogbaibhgnhhndojpepiihcmeb

Helpful keymaps
1. ? - help

2. d, u

3. j, k

4. r to reload

5. f, F to see links (F opens it in a new tab)

6. Tab management

1. J → Left tab

2. K → Right tab

3. g0, g$ → First tab, Last tab

Neovim

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nvim is a fork of vim. It provides you a rich plugin system that lets you create plugins in
vimscript or lua

Ref - https://neovim.io/

Easiest way to get started is to use some default configurations

1. nvchad - https://nvchad.com/

2. lazyvim - https://www.lazyvim.org/

Vim in VSCode

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The vim plugin in VSCode lets you use vim keymaps inside VSCode to start a slow migration
towards vi

Window managers

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Window managers let you move around and position windows on your machine

1. i3 (linux)

2. Rectangle (mac)

1. ctrl + optoin +

1. left arrow key

2. right arrow key

TMux 3. enter

4. U

5. I

6. J

7. K

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Ref - https://github.com/tmux/tmux/wiki
TMux stands for terminal multiplexer

It let’s you create multiple

1. Sessions

2. Windows

3. Panes

💡 I have an alias for t to point to tmux

Common commands

1. tmux

2. ctrl + b + d - Detach from the session

3. tmux ls

4. tmux a -t 0

5. tmux new -s aws

6. tmux kill-session -t aws

7. Pane management
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1. ctrl + b + % - split vertically

2. ctrl + b + “ - split horizontally

3. ctrl + b + arrow key - move around

4. ctrl + b + q - see index of pane

8. Window management

1. ctrl + b + c - create new window in the same session

2. ctrl + b + w - List of sesions + windows

3. ctrl + b + , - Rename the window

4. ctrl + b + n - Move around sequentally

5. ctrl + b + number - Move to window number number

Shell config files

7. ctrl + b + w followed by ctrl + b + x - kill window

2. complex functions

export ZSH="$HOME/.oh-my-zsh" Copy

export NVM_DIR="/Users/harkiratsingh/.nvm"
[ -s "$NVM_DIR/nvm.sh" ] && \. "$NVM_DIR/nvm.sh" # This loads nvm

export PATH="$PATH:/Users/harkiratsingh/nvim-macos/bin"
alias gc=git commit -m
alias gh git push origin HEAD
alias gs='git status'
alias gaa='git add --all'
alias gd='git diff'

alias .4='cd ../../../../'

alias t=tmux
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function hg() {
history | grep "$1";
}

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