welcome.txt

Ved - a fast Vim-like editor written in V.

Ved works best with workspaces (directories with code).
You can have multiple workspaces and quickly switch between them with `C [` and `C ]`.

To open multiple workspaces, run

ved path/to/project1 path/to/project2

If you never used vim before press `j` to move down

Key bindings:

"C" means the Apple key on macOS, control key on all other systems.

C o    open a file
C s    save
C r    reload current file
C p    open ctrlp (fuzzy search)
/      search in current file
C g    copy current file's path to clipboard
C q    exit the editor (type it twice in a row)
t      go to the previous file
gd     go to definition

C c    git commit -am
C -    git diff
?      git grep (search across all files in current workspace)

C u    build current project (build instructions must be located in "build")
C y    alternative build of the current project (build instructions must be located in "build2")
C 1    switch to Ved from any other application (only on macOS for now)

C d    go to the previous split
C e    go to the next split
C [    go to the previous workspace
C ]    go to the next workspace

C a    start a new task
C t    show the Timer/Pomodoro window


Supported Vim bindings:

j k h l         down, up, left, right (moves cursor)
C-F C-B         page down, page up
L H             go to top/bottom of the page
w b             next/previous word
dw de cw ce     delete word
di ci           smart delete
A I             go to start/end of line, insert mode
o O             new line below/above, insert mode
v               selection mode
zz              center current line
y d p J         yank, delete, paste, join lines
.               repeat last action
< >             indent right/left
/ * n           search, search for word under cursor, next occurence
gg G            go to the beginning/end of the file
x r             delete/replace character under cursor
C-n             autocomplete

### .ved configuration file for each workspace
Add a `.ved` json config file to the root of your workspace. Right now it supports the following options:

```json
{
	"grep_file_extensions": ["go", "v"] // File extensions that git grep should search in. Everything else is ignored.
}
```