Vimino

is a Vim plugin for Ino command-line toolkit. That allows you to build/clean a Ino project(see quickstart) and upload firmware to your Arduino directly from Vim.

Current version is for Mac OS X only when the screen is used instead of default picocom (see plugin configuration).

Prerequisity (not necessary if you want to configure everything by hand) is a Pathogen plugin fo Vim. If you have one, everything you need to install the plugin is:

cd ~/.vim/bundle
git clone https://github.com/rrada/vimino.git

and start using it.

You must have to open a sketch in the current buffer. If no one is opened, warn message is displayed.

<Leader> command is by default a '\' key

<Leader>ic - Clean previously builded directory.

<Leader>ib - Build a firmware from the current project.

<Leader>iu - Upload firmware to your Arduino

<Leader>is - Open a serial port in picocom(default, see plugin configuration) or screen.

There are some configuration options to change a behavior of the plugin. All of them goes to ~/.vimrc or global /etc/vim/vimrc file.

The default key mapping can be turned off by this:

let vimino_map_keys = 0

If you want to use a screen instead of a picocom, which is default:

let vimino_serial_screen_prefered = 1

You must have the Arduino IDE and Ino command-line toolkit installed.

Install a Picocom terminal emulation program, which is primarily used by Ino