This project adds egs templating system support to the vim editor.

Install with Unbundle

Since this plugin has rolling versions based on git commits, using unbundle and git is the preferred way to install. The plugin ends up contained in its own directory and updates are just a git pull away.

1. Git clone sunaku's unbundle into ~/.vim/bundle/ and add this line to your vimrc:

    runtime bundle/vim-unbundle/unbundle.vim
   

   To get the all the features of this plugin, make sure you also have a filetype plugin indent on line in there.

2. Make sure you installed vim-gorilla-script first.

3. Create and change into ~/.vim/ftbundle/egs:

    $ mkdir -p ~/.vim/ftbundle/egs
    $ cd ~/.vim/ftbundle/egs
   

4. Make a clone of the vim-egs repository:

    $ git clone https://github.com/unc0/vim-egs.git
   

5. Link or copy vim-gorilla-script to ftbundle/egs

    $ cd ~/.vim/ftbundle/egs
    $ ln -s ~/.vim/ftbundle/gorilla/vim-gorilla-script
   

Updating

1. Change into ~/.vim/ftbundle/egs/vim-egs/:

    $ cd ~/.vim/ftbundle/egs/vim-egs
   

2. Pull in the latest changes:

    $ git pull
   

Template subtype

vim-egs uses subtype to highlight the targeting filetype's code.

You may specify the subtype in two way:

1. Using special annotation in first 5 lines or the last line in your egs file.

    <%= title %>
    ==========
    
    <%= desc %>
    
    <!-- egs_subtype=markdown -->
   

2. Using two extension name in your egs filename.

    package.json.egs
    config.xml.egs
    readme.md.egs
   

   index.egs will using html as subtype.