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Show HN: A bookmarklet for Jimmy-rigging Github's editor with Vim mode

• kittxkat 15y ago
  I don't know what to do with it, but it seems pretty cool.
• beaumartinez 15y ago
  It uses Jim—Its GitHub readme[1] has a list of the features it supports. I tried a ciw and that didn't work; text objects aren't supported. [1] https://github.com/misfo/jim#readme https://github.com/misfo/jim#readme
  • misfo 15y ago
    No text objects yet: https://github.com/misfo/jim/issues/11 https://github.com/misfo/jim/issues/11 This was the implement-everything-from-Vim-that's-really-annoying-not-to-have release. Text objects are scheduled for the implement-everything-from-Vim-that's-pretty-annoying-not-to-have release.
  • grayrest 15y ago
    I noticed text objects, %, `, ctrl-i/o, and ctrl-r missing from my most common set of edit commands. That's actually pretty good since t/f are implemented and you can fake a lot of text objects with those. Also, the underlying ace undo/redo keys do work so you can redo, just not conveniently. It's one of the better stabs at a vim mode I've tried. One bug I noticed: after a f/t motion you have to hit u twice to undo.
• phalasz 15y ago
  Looks quite useful for people who use vim a lot. Seems basic vim features work well enough. Will keep an eye on it for sure.