vim-scm is a vim plugins collction and configuration for different vim versions and platforms. It keeps simple frame nearly do nothing! (:D)

vim-scm consists of a series of vim scripts, these scripts contains the plugins that to be installed and corresponding configuration. These configuration are wortten by functions to be more clear.

Anyway, vim-scm is simple vim configuration manager, and users could use subsets directly, it is both simple to use and share your configuration.

Only linux/vim8.1 are well tested(becase it's my platform, and I use the the configuration daily), if the repo configuration do not meet your requirement (of course, almost not) you may create your personal configuration under scm frame. (it is a simple thing), and commit Pull request.

vim-scm use vim-plug as vim plugin manager. we should install it first.

Then donwload the whole repo, and put it under a local direcotry, for example: ~/.vim/vim_scm, and then put fellowing in your vimrc:

let g:mapleader=','
source ~/.vim/vim_scm/scm.vim
Scmsource ~/.vim/vim_scm/linux/vim81/scm_config_simple.vim
Scmsource ~/.vim/vim_scm/linux/vim81/scm_core.vim
Scmsource ~/.vim/vim_scm/linux/vim81/scm_basic.vim
call scm#plug('~/.vim/plugged')

NOTE: If you have some own configuration under ~/.vimrc, you'd better remove them all(And then add them after scm script working).

And then open the vim(some error will appear, ignore them) and type:

:PlugInstall

it will load scm_config_simple.vim , scm_core.vim and scm_basic.vim and then install some plugins with configuration.

As a linux user, you only need to run command as fellow:

$ curl -fLo ~/.vim/autoload/plug.vim --create-dirs \
             https://raw.githubusercontent.com/junegunn/vim-plug/master/plug.vim
$ cd ~/.vim
$ git clone https://github.com/yinflying/vim_scm.git

and then put the configration as fellow to ~/.vimrc:

let g:mapleader=','
source ~/.vim/vim_scm/scm.vim
Scmsource ~/.vim/vim_scm/linux/vim81/scm_config_simple.vim
Scmsource ~/.vim/vim_scm/linux/vim81/scm_core.vim
Scmsource ~/.vim/vim_scm/linux/vim81/scm_basic.vim
call scm#plug('~/.vim/plugged')

As a linux user, you only need to run command as fellow:

$ curl -fLo ~/.local/share/nvim/site/autoload/plug.vim --create-dirs \
    https://raw.githubusercontent.com/junegunn/vim-plug/master/plug.vim
$ cd ~/.config/nvim
$ git clone https://github.com/yinflying/vim_scm.git

and then put the configration as fellow to ~/.config/nvim/init.vim:

let mapleader = ','

source ~/.config/nvim/vim_scm/scm.vim
Scmsource ~/.config/nvim/vim_scm/linux/vim81/scm_core.vim
Scmsource ~/.config/nvim/vim_scm/personal/condy_nvim/scm_simple_config.vim
Scmsource ~/.config/nvim/vim_scm/personal/condy_nvim/scm_basic.vim
Scmsource ~/.config/nvim/vim_scm/personal/condy_nvim/scm_cpp.vim
Scmsource ~/.config/nvim/vim_scm/personal/condy_nvim/scm_rust.vim

call scm#plug('~/.config/nvim/plugged')

If you want to install your own plugins. you could create a vim script file such as: ~/.vim/vim_scm/bob_own.vim, and then put two functions under the file :

function bob_own#install()
    "Use Plug to install plugin `plugin1` and `plugin2`
    Plug 'own1/plugin1'
    Plug 'own2/plugin1'
endfunction

function bob_own#config()
    "Put your configuration for the plugin
endfunction

And then you should add Scmsource ~/.vim/vim_scm/bob_own.vim before Call scm#plug('~/.vim/plugged') in vim config file ~/.vimrc.

After do that, reopen your vim and Type :PlugInstall to install the plugin with your own configuration

Actullay, vim-scm is inspired by the layer concept of Spacevim, however, SpaceVim is too complicated to configure. so I create a a simple layers manager for vim and share configuration