Closed stappersg closed 6 years ago
Are you using vim-plug? Plug
is a command added by vim-plug and if you head over to vim plug home page, you can see configuration examples of setting the base dir for plugins to be downloaded to.
The https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug/wiki/tutorial was a real eye opener for me. Thanks.
Quoting https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug/wiki/tutorial
A Vim plugin is a set of Vimscript files that are laid out in a certain directory structure. Before plugin managers became popular, Vim plugins were usually distributed as tarballs. Users would manually download the file and extract it in a single directory called ~/.vim, and Vim would load the files under the directory during startup.
That in my words: There is a whole ecosystem to extend vim.
An ecosystem I didn't know that it exists.
More text from https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug/wiki/tutorial
vim-plug, a modern Vim plugin manager, downloads plugins into separate directories for you and makes sure that they are loaded correctly.
All you have to do is to download the file in a directory so that Vim can load it.
That in my words: vim-plug is like the legendary horse that made to conquest of Troy possible.
Thing that I'm looking for is how to install vim-ghost without a plugin manager.
Happy New Year.
The
is too short. At least for me.
What I miss is where to install. I don't known what the full path should be.
Probably
$NEOVIM_PLUGIN_PATH/vim-ghost
or$NEOVIM_PLUGIN_PATH/raghur/vim-ghost
And I don't even know if there is such a thing as a
$NEOVIM_PLUGIN_PATH
and the value of it.