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Vim Key Binder for Windows
win-vind provides a lightweight hybrid UI system of CUI and GUI for Windows. And everything is inspired by Vim and its plugins. Simply put, it is a Vim-oriented toy box consisting of various useful features.
- Fast binding system
- Vim-like mode management
- GUI operation without mouse
- Vim emulation everywhere
- Process control like
:!vim ~/.vimrc
on resident command line - .vimrc style configuration
- Low-level key mapping (e.g. Capslock -> Ctrl)
- Running in user permission
- Oneshot use for Vim or AHK (e.g.
$ win-vind -f easy_click_left
) - Tiling window manager
- Hinting feature like Vimium or EasyMotion for GUI.
Demo
Chocolatey Version
win-vind supports installation using Chocolatey. To install win-vind with Chocolatey, run the following command from the command line or from PowerShell.
$ choco install win-vind
winget Version
winget is also supported. To install the package, run the following command from your command line.
$ winget install win-vind
Installer Version
Portable Version
You can refer to the installation and quick tutorial in Usage - win-vind.
.vindrc samples
You can configure it in .vimrc style. What you can do in .vindrc is switch options, set parameters, remap low-level keys, and define function bindings.
" ------------ Example ------------ " Virtual command line options set shell = cmd set cmd_fontsize = 14 set cmd_roughpos = LowerLeft set cmd_maxchar = 100 " Enable block style caret set blockstylecaret set blockstylecaret_mode = solid " Low-level key mapping in resident mode rmap" Define bindings in GUI Normal mode gnnoremap select_left_window gnnoremap select_right_window gnnoremap select_upper_window gnnoremap select_lower_window " Define bindings in insert mode imap inoremap to_edi_normal imap inoremap easy_click_left imap inoremap window_resizer
The Functions page lists all supported functions, the Options document lists parameters and useful extensions, and the Keyword List contains keyword notations for writing .vindrc. If you want to know the default bindings, refer to Default Mappings.
Known Issues
- EasyClick does not seem to work properly for some applications on older Windows 10 before 1803. The cause is not known, but we have confirmed that it works after 1909. (#11)
- Windows 10/11 Single Language does not seem to be able to map toggle keys such as
. (#40)
If you would like to contribute to win-vind, see CONTRIBUTING.md.
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This software is provided by MIT License.
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