Vundle CLI

A (tiny) CLI for Vim plugin manager Vundle

Available commands:

• rm remove a plugin
• list list all installed plugins
• find find an installed plugin
• clean clean up unused plugin related files
• install install a plugin

rm will remove the line Bundle plugin_name or Plugin plugin_name in your .vimrc, delete the configuration file for this plugin in the specified settings directory, and the plugin folder. Before anything is deleted, the command will prompt you for confirmation unless the --force switch is on.

I built this so that it's quicker to uninstall a plugin with my particular vim setup

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'vundle-cli'

And then execute:

$ vundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install vundle-cli

Usage

NAME:

vundle

DESCRIPTION:

A (tiny) CLI for Vim plugin manager Vundle

COMMANDS:

clean       Clean up unused plugin related files
find        Search for an installed plugin
help        Display global or [command] help documentation
install     Install a plugin and write to vimrc
list        List all installed plugins
rm          Remove a plugin

GLOBAL OPTIONS:

-h, --help  
    Display help documentation

-v, --version  
    Display version information

-t, --trace  
    Display backtrace when an error occurs

Commands

NAME:

rm

SYNOPSIS:

vundle rm <plugin> [options]

DESCRIPTION:

Uninstall a plugin. 
The command will remove the line ``Bundle plugin_name'' or ``Plugin plugin_name'' in your ``.vimrc'', 
delete the configuration file for this plugin in the specified settings directory, and the plugin folder. 
Before anything is deleted, the command will prompt you for confirmation unless the ``--force'' switch is on.

EXAMPLES:

# Remove plugin kien/ctrlp.vim
vundle rm kien/ctrlp.vim

# Or, remove any plugin that has ``ctrlp'' in its name (not recommended, it can be too ambiguous)
vundle rm ctrlp

OPTIONS:

--vimdir vimdir 
    Vim directory. Default to ~/.vim.

--settings settings_dir 
    Vim settings directory (where you configure your plugins). Default to ~/.vim/settings.

--vimrc vimrc 
    .vimrc path. Default to ~/.vimrc.

-f, --force 
    Force delete without confirmation. Disabled by default.

---

NAME:

list

SYNOPSIS:

vundle list [options]

DESCRIPTION:

List all installed plugins

EXAMPLES:

# List all installed plugins
vundle list --vimrc ~/.vimrc

OPTIONS:

--vimrc vimrc 
    .vimrc path. Default to ~/.vimrc.

---

NAME:

find

SYNOPSIS:

vundle find <plugin> [options]

DESCRIPTION:

Search for an installed plugin

EXAMPLES:

# Find a plugin that has substring ``gist''
vundle find gist

OPTIONS:

--vimrc vimrc 
    .vimrc path. Default to ~/.vimrc.

---

NAME:

clean

SYNOPSIS:

vundle clean [plugin] [options]

DESCRIPTION:

Clean up unused plugin related files (such as plugin folder and config file).
It will prompt you for confirmation before deleting anything (unless force switch is on). 
For option ``--all'', the command gets a list of the plugins in your bundle folder (e.g: ~/.vim/bundle) 
and compare them with the plugins in your vimrc in order to determine which plugins need to be cleaned up.

EXAMPLES:

# Clean all unused plugins
vundle clean --all

# Clean plugin vim-signify
vundle clean vim-signify

# Clean any plugins with names that have substring ``dirty''
vundle clean dirty

OPTIONS:

--vimdir vimdir 
    Vim directory. Default to ~/.vim.

--settings settings_dir 
    Vim settings directory (where you configure your plugins). Default to ~/.vim/settings.

--vimrc vimrc 
    .vimrc path. Default to ~/.vimrc.

-a, --all 
    Delete everything that is not installed in your vimrc. Disabled by default.

-l, --list 
    List all unused plugins.

-f, --force 
    Force delete files without prompt. Disabled by default.

---

NAME:

install

SYNOPSIS:

vundle install <plugin> [options]

DESCRIPTION:

Do NOT add quote to plugin name

OPTIONS:

--vimdir vimdir
    Vim directory. Default to ~/.vim.

--vimrc vimrc
    .vimrc path. Default to ~/.vimrc.

Contributing

1. Fork it ( http://github.com/baopham/vundle-cli/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request