how to enable goyo when start vim?

[xukongwen]

thanks!

[christopherisnow]

See h: Buf

[shaunsingh]

If you want to run any command on start with vim, you can use an autocmd. In this case, you could put the following line in your .vimrc

autocmd vimenter * Goyo

which would run the command :Goyo as soon as vim starts up

I highly recommend looking through a bit of the documentation, as it makes tinkering around with vim much easier in the long run~

[scammi]

Thank you.

I needed markdown files to be open with Goyo. Super simple.

autocmd vimenter *.md Goyo

[ghost]

How to avoid typing ":q!" twice to exit?

[sicr0]

@leontepe I am having the same question. Did you found any solution?

[zach-is-my-name]

@leontepe @sicr0 when I can remember to do it i use :qa short for "quit all". Vim should check if you have any unsaved buffers before exiting. Caveat - because I use buffers, when I type :q I'm quitting vim not closing a tab or window.

[jonulrich]

How to avoid typing ":q!" twice to exit?

Just in case anyone has not found a workaround yet:

let s:goyostatus = 1
function! ToggleGoyo()
    if s:goyostatus
        let s:goyostatus = 0
    else
        let s:goyostatus = 1
    endif
    Goyo
endfunction

nnoremap <silent> <Leader><Leader> :call ToggleGoyo()<CR> 

function! s:goyo_leave()
  if s:goyostatus
    quit!
  endif
endfunction

autocmd! User GoyoLeave nested call <SID>goyo_leave()

Not sure if there's a more elegant solution but this works as long as you toggle with :call ToggleGoyo() or \\ and not :Goyo. For my purposes tho toggling is not necessary and is just an added bonus. If you don't foresee a need to toggle off Goyo at all I think you can get away with this:

function! s:goyo_leave()
    quit!
endfunction

autocmd! User GoyoLeave nested call <SID>goyo_leave()

[jonulrich]

nevermind there was a better solution all along

Ensure :q to quit even when Goyo is active