Enhanced VS Code configuration with Vim keybindings for efficient coding workflows. This setup combines the power of Vim motions with VS Code's modern features.

IMPROTANT: Some of the shortcuts are experimental and I am trying things on the go so they might not work at all or as intended! Please leave a comment and feel free to adjust and fix!

• Vim-style split navigation (ctrl+h/j/k/l)
• Quick file switching with alt+[ and alt+]
• Efficient split management with alt+h/l for resizing
• Enhanced bracket navigation with colorization
• Improved minimap visibility

• Toggle sidebar: <leader>e
• File navigation with Vim keys
• Quick file operations (rename, create, delete)

• Enhanced workspace search with <leader>s w
• Find in files: ctrl+shift+f
• Navigate results: F4/Shift+F4
• Custom search highlighting

• Format document: ctrl+space f
• Go to definition: ctrl+]
• Navigate back: ctrl+t

• Toggle blame: <leader>g b
• Quick stage: <leader>g s
• Pull: <leader>g p
• Push: <leader>g P
• View history: <leader>g h

• Toggle terminal: ctrl+;
• Maximize terminal: ctrl+shift+;
• Create new terminal: <leader>t n

• Sort lines: <leader>s s
• Transform to uppercase: <leader>u
• Transform to lowercase: <leader>l
• Select all occurrences: <leader>a

• Mode-specific colors
• Visual mode indicators
• Clear status feedback
• Custom color schemes for each mode

1. Open VS Code settings.json:

   • Press Cmd+Shift+P (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux)
   • Type "settings json"
   • Click "Preferences: Open User Settings (JSON)"
   • Clear the file and paste the content from settings.json

2. Open VS Code keybindings.json:

   • Press Cmd+Shift+P (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux)
   • Type "keyboard json"
   • Click "Preferences: Open Keyboard Shortcuts (JSON)"
   • Clear the file and paste the content from keybindings.json

3. Install required extensions from VS Code Marketplace

4. Restart VS Code

Alternative ways to open configuration files:

• Settings:
  • Mac: Cmd+, then click the "Open Settings (JSON)" icon in the top right
  • Windows/Linux: Ctrl+, then click the "Open Settings (JSON)" icon in the top right
• Keybindings:
  • Mac: Cmd+K Cmd+S then click the "Open Keyboard Shortcuts (JSON)" icon
  • Windows/Linux: Ctrl+K Ctrl+S then click the "Open Keyboard Shortcuts (JSON)" icon

• Vim
• GitLens
• Multi Command

• Leader key is set to <space>
• Consistent use of Vim navigation patterns
• Integration with VS Code's native features
• Enhanced terminal and git workflows
• Visual feedback through status line colors

1. Open sidebar: <leader>e
2. Navigate files: j/k
3. Expand/collapse: l/h
4. Open in split: ctrl+shift+1/2

1. Stage changes: <leader>g s
2. View changes: <leader>g d
3. Push changes: <leader>g P

1. Go to definition: ctrl+]
2. Return from definition: ctrl+t
3. Find in workspace: <leader>s w

1. Sort lines: Select lines + <leader>s s
2. Transform case: Select text + <leader>u/l
3. Multi-line editing: Select lines + <leader>a

Key settings include:

• Bracket pair colorization
• Enhanced minimap configuration
• Improved fold handling
• Yank highlighting
• Custom search highlighting
• Mode-specific status line colors

Edit the following files to customize the configuration:

• settings.json: VS Code and Vim settings
• keybindings.json: Custom keyboard shortcuts

You can customize mode colors in settings.json:

"vim.statusBarColors.normal": "#519aba",
"vim.statusBarColors.insert": "#98c379",
"vim.statusBarColors.visual": "#c678dd"

Feel free to submit issues and enhancement requests!