Overview

Ember.vim is an innovative Vim plugin specifically designed for the Ember.js frontend framework, enhancing the development experience by streamlining navigation and resource management within Ember projects. Built on the foundation of Portkey, this plugin brings a thoughtful set of features that cater to both novice and experienced Ember developers, allowing for more efficient coding workflows and improved project organization.

By integrating functionalities inspired by vim-rails, Ember.vim empowers users to effortlessly manage their Ember applications through commands that automate repetitive tasks. This tool is not just about coding; it's about creating a structured and enjoyable development environment that aligns with the principles of Ember.js.

Features

Alternate and Related Navigation: Easily switch between alternate and related files in your project using simple commands like :A and :R, enhancing code exploration.
Resource Navigation Commands: Access various Ember resources such as models, controllers, and routes with specialized commands like :Emodel post or :Scontroller post, making navigation seamless.
CtrlP Fuzzy Searching: Utilize CtrlP for efficient resource searching. This feature allows you to quickly find and access the files you need, saving time during development.
New File Creation: With the :Emodel post! command, you can quickly create new Ember files, streamlining the development workflow.
Simple Refactoring: The plugin supports straightforward refactoring capabilities with the :<range>Esource destination command, allowing you to reorganize your code easily.
Improved Syntax Highlighting: Enjoy enhanced syntax highlighting for JavaScript, CoffeeScript, and Handlebars files, which improves readability and reduces the likelihood of errors in your code.
Flexible Project Layouts: The plugin supports the Ember Appkit layout by default, but you can customize file patterns using a portkey.json file for more complex project setups.
Supported Variations: Choose from various boilerplate templates, including classic and CoffeeScript options, providing flexibility to cater to different coding styles and project requirements.

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