fix grammar errors given by Grammarous in vimwiki

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Alexander Bocken 2021-11-28 09:59:18 +01:00
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## General
Vim wiki is a vim plugin making it possible to effectivly keep wiki-style knowledge sorted on your local machine.
The single pages are written in markdown and are interlinked.
It can further be used as a Diary or to manage TODO lists, and to export the whole wiki in to an website, meaning single HTML files, which are interlinked and can be published.
The single pages are written in Markdown and are interlinked.
It can further be used as a Diary or to manage TODO lists, and to export the whole wiki in to a website, meaning single HTML files, which are interlinked and can be published.
Since every entry is a simple markdown file, this makes it easy to collaborate on a common wiki using git.
### Installation
The vim-wiki plugin can be installed like every vim plugin.
To test if the install was successful, execute `:VimwikiIndex` in the command prompt of vim.
To test if the installation was successful, execute `:VimwikiIndex` in the command prompt of vim.
You have to add the following lines to your `.vimrc`, irrespective of the installation method used.
```vim
set nocompatible
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#### [Pathogen](https://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2332)
Go to your vim config folder and clone the vimwiki github repository into the `bundle` folder.
Go to your vim config folder and clone the vimwiki gitHub repository into the `bundle` folder.
```sh
cd $CONFIG/vim
mkdir bundle
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let g:vimwiki_list = [{'path': '/PATH/TO/DIRECTORY/vimwiki', 'syntax': 'markdown', 'ext': '.md'}]
```
Here you can also add several wikis.
Assuming you want to have one wiki exclusively for coding related matters and an other one for every day related knowledge, add
Assuming you want to have one wiki exclusively for coding related matters and another one for everyday related knowledge, add
```vim
let g:vimwiki_list = [
\ {'path': '/PATH/wiki_code', 'syntax': 'markdown', 'ext': '.md'},
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Then execute `:VimwikiDiaryGenerateLinks`. This adds all unlinked diary entries to the diary index page.
The default keybindings for this are
- `[number] <leader> wi`: Move to the diary index of wiki i.
- `[number] <leader> w <leader> w`: Open todays diary file for wiki i.
- `[number] <leader> w <leader> t`: Open todays diary file for wiki i in a new tab.
- `[number] <leader> w <leader> w`: Open today's diary file for wiki i.
- `[number] <leader> w <leader> t`: Open today's diary file for wiki i in a new tab.
#### Encryption of pages
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#### Conversion to HTML
Vimwiki has the built in feature to export your wiki in to an HTML wiki.
Vimwiki has the built-in feature to export your wiki in to an HTML wiki.
The build in version only supports the vimwiki markup language.
If you write in this language, you should change the `vimwiki_list` command such that it includes `'syntax': 'vimwiki', 'ext': '.wiki'`.
Afterwords you can just run
```
:VimwikiAll2HTML
```
To only convert the current page to html, use `:Vimwiki2HTML`.
which converts all existing `.wiki` files in to html files and links them against each other.
To only convert the current page to Html, use `:Vimwiki2HTML`
which converts all existing `.wiki` files in to Html files and links them against each other.
To expand this capability to markdown, you have to include certain wrapper scripts.
To expand this capability to Markdown, you have to include certain wrapper scripts.
- TODO