I have always found tedious in my workflow to jump from vim to Browser in order to get some information online.
Wondering if there would be a way to browse into any programming language, ... , online-documentation, the vim-help way.
Snappy experience pressing `Ctrl + ]` to jump from Method to Method, coming back to a TOC, not breaking the *Vim Zen* .
Pros:
- Lightweight Offline documentation system
- Keyboard centric workflow
- Work from the terminal
- Syntax highlighted , using different highlighting groups for keywords of the documentation
- Linked across the document. Navigate the document with `Ctrl + ]` or by refering to the `TOC`, or line by line as you prefer.
- Ready to port to any documentation available online with the `.dan` filetype and the `vim-dan-generator` system.
I have always found tedious in my workflow to jump from vim to Browser in order to get some information online.
Wondering if there would be a way to browse into any programming language, ... , online-documentation, the vim-help way. Snappy experience pressing `Ctrl + ]` to jump from Method to Method, coming back to a TOC, not breaking the *Vim Zen* .
I have came out with this small plugin [vim-dan](https://github.com/rafmartom/vim-dan) All the documentations are generated by this other repository [vim-dan-generator](https://github.com/rafmartom/vim-dan-generator)
Pros: - Lightweight Offline documentation system - Keyboard centric workflow - Work from the terminal - Syntax highlighted , using different highlighting groups for keywords of the documentation - Linked across the document. Navigate the document with `Ctrl + ]` or by refering to the `TOC`, or line by line as you prefer. - Ready to port to any documentation available online with the `.dan` filetype and the `vim-dan-generator` system.
Let me know if you find it useful
Cheers