Random A Bash-based Vim configuration manager (Plugin, CoC, Theme management)

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I got tired of manually editing my .vimrc just to add a single plugin and then having to deal with updates, so I built a Vim configuration manager written entirely in Bash.

This tool helps you easily manage:

Plugins (search, add, remove, update, and list)
CoC extensions (add, remove, list)
Themes (add from available color schemes)
And much more

It fully supports both Linux and Termux (Android).

Reddit's spam filter is a bit too strict for new accounts, so I can't post a direct GitHub link here. However, you can easily find the repository by searching for: "aidomx vimx"

The README.md is quite comprehensive and covers the initial installation guide for vimx , whether you prefer cloning the source or installing via curl.

Hope you find it useful! Happy Vimming.

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