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Completely useless but nevertheless awesome : jsvi is an implementation of Vi in Javascript which support several useful features, among those visual lines are really appreciated. I'm not quite sure how this may be used in everyday life, but I'm sure it could be adapted to replace textareas (without filling the whole page), allowing us to use more efficient text inputs than all the cluttered What You Get Is All But What You Want stuff we find nowadays.
One huge drawback : the :emacs command, why is this even implemented ?
A cool addition would be an implementation of auto completion, like the one I developed in Jim.
This is quite experimental (and unmaintained): I'm currently writing this article using the only decent text editor: Vim. That's why I wrote a plugin inspired by this one
Presentation
Vimpress is a nifty plugin for Vim which allows you to publish and edit posts on your wordpress blog.
Features
- Get a list of all articles
- Write a new article
- Edit a current article
- Save (yeah, no kidding)
- Supports categories
- Supports tags
Pseudo help
Commands
- ":BlogList"
Lists all articles in the blog
- ":BlogNew"
Opens page to write new article
- ":BlogOpen id"
Opens the article for edition
- ":BlogSend"
Saves the article to the blog
Configuration
Edit the "Settings" section (starts at line 51). If you wish to use UTW tags, you should install the following plugin and set "enable_tags" to 1
Just fill in the blanks, do not modify the highlighted parts and everything should be ok.
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