created by

Robert Di Pardo

script type

utility

description

Pass a license identifier to the :CPYwrite command and it will insert the standard header, if available, at the top of the current buffer. When g:cpywrite#verbatim_mode is off, licenses with no standard header will be acknowledged below your author line. Turn on g:cpywrite#verbatim_mode to use the full license text instead. This plugin learns your name and email by invoking `git`; it falls back to your OS user and host names. Quick Reference ---------------------- :CPYwrite [{spdx_short_name}] Fetches the license identified by `spdx_short_name` (without quotes) -- uses the current value of `g:cpywrite#default_license` when no argument is given -- supports <tab> completion :CPYwriteDefaultLicense [{spdx_short_name}] Sets g:cpywrite#default_license to the given SPDX license identifier (without quotes) and prints the updated value. Use <tab> for name completion. Simply prints g:cpywrite#default_license when called with no argument. :CPYwriteToggleMode Toggles the state of the g:cpywrite#verbatim_mode option and prints a description of the current state:     0 == "standard header/brief"     1 == "verbatim" :CPYwriteToggleFilename Toggles the state of the g:cpywrite#hide_filename option and prints a description of the current state:     0 == "showing"     1 == "hidden" <Plug>(cpywrite) Does the same as calling :CPYwrite with no argument {Normal}LH Maps to <Plug>(cpywrite) Options ---------- g:cpywrite#default_license (string; default: 'GPL-3.0-or-later') Set this to the SPDX identifier of your favourite license. Press <tab> after the :CPYwriteDefaultLicense or :CPYwrite command for suggestions. g:cpywrite#verbatim_mode (number; default: 0) When set to a non-zero value, the full license text will be requested, whether or not a standard header exists. You should only choose this when the license is no longer than 3-4 paragraphs (e.g. Unlicense, MIT, BSD 1- 2- 3-Clause, etc.) When set to 0, only standard headers are requested. Licenses with no standard header will be briefly mentioned below your copyright line. g:cpywrite#hide_filename (number; default: 0) When set to a non-zero value, hides the name of the current buffer from the license header in all modes. Otherwise, the buffer's name will appear on the first line. Testing Locally -------------------- - install vader.vim (vimscript #4832) into your runtime path - alternatively, run `git clone https://github.com/junegunn/vader.vim.git` and edit `test/vimrc` by changing      set rtp+=vader.vim to      set rtp+=/path/to/cloned/source/of/vader.vim - change directories into /your/plugin/path/vim-cpywrite - issue these commands:      pip install -r test/requirements.txt      pytest -v      vim -ENsu test/vimrc -c '+Vader! test/vader/*' > /dev/null

install details

Make sure your environment has the requirements listed at https://github.com/rdipardo/vim-cpywrite#requirements For a detailed installation guide, refer to https://github.com/rdipardo/vim-cpywrite#installation

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
vim-cpywrite-0.3.1.tar.gz	0.3.1	2020-10-27	7.4	Robert Di Pardo	Fixes bug caused by emails with '+' separators
vim-cpywrite-0.3.0.tar.gz	0.3.0	2020-10-12	7.4	Robert Di Pardo	Provide option to hide buffer name in license header, support for more file types
vim-cpywrite-0.2.1.tar.gz	0.2.1	2020-08-17	7.4	Robert Di Pardo	Support more file types, detect public domain licenses
vim-cpywrite.tar.gz	0.1.0	2020-06-13	7.4	Robert Di Pardo	Initial upload

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