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Vim Mode

Open diogox opened this issue 1 year ago • 5 comments

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Clear and concise description of the problem

People used to using VIM have a very hard time using anything without VIM modal editing.

Suggested solution

Adding a Vim Mode option in the settings.

Other apps, like Obsidian, use the same approach.

Alternative

No response

Additional context

It would be fantastic, if there was a way to not only add VIM keybindings, but also connect to a local neovim instance, so that we can leverage all of our VIM extensions and configs, to have a consistent experience.

I know neovim offers this kind of integration, and I believe there's a VSCode plugin that taps into it. But I've never looked into how it works.

I think regular VIM keybindings would be an amazing first step.

diogox avatar Sep 03 '23 13:09 diogox

Please put this on the roadmap, we need vim motions at least. Connect to the local Neovim instance would be even better though.

nphalem avatar Jan 03 '24 07:01 nphalem

Currently trying to do this.I'm doing with basic bindings for now but the neovim instance idea might be better.

luisliz avatar Feb 11 '24 08:02 luisliz

@luisliz die you manage to get somewhere? I would love to give Anytype a try but vim support is a must-have for me.

schmoelder avatar Apr 20 '24 14:04 schmoelder

+1

xttlegendapi avatar Jul 04 '24 23:07 xttlegendapi

any updates on this ?

8-cm avatar Sep 17 '24 06:09 8-cm