Just clone this repository to your local ~/.vim folder and run the setup.sh script once.
This repository contains a vimrc file which is in a non-default location. The setup.sh script creates a hard link from ~/.vim/vimrc to ~/.vimrc.
Provides extensive VIM and MacVIM configuration for the everyday commandline hacker. It is particular usefull to edit Puppet manifests. It can also serve as your starting point if you want to enter the VIM auto-complete magic.
This configuration contains VIM plugins which are managed through the pathogen.vim package/plugin manager for VIM. Pathogen installs an autoload VIM plugin to .vim/autoload which then in turn loads all plugins found in .vim/bundles. Bundles can either be pulled from GIT repositories or from the vim.org scripts library.
The list of managed scripts in .vim/bundles is maintained through the .vim/update_bundles Ruby script. Which was originally stolen from Patrick Debois and Tammer Saleh.
This tool quite obviously requires vim. A current version of bash but also a ruby installation.