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I'm currently trying to use Vim instead of Emacs and one of important workflow I've used to is grepping things in a project.
There are few options:
use `:vimgrep something **/*`. It's pretty long to type so I don't really like it.
bind that vimgrep command to a key sequence. Which is better but still not ideal.
. The tool I chose.
My config looks like this:
let g:EasyGrepCommand="grep" let g:EasyGrepRoot="repository" let g:EasyGrepRecursive = 1 let g:EasyGrepFilesToExclude = "vendor,docker,node_modules"
By default EasyGrep use `vimgrep` which is not able to ignore folders as far as I got.
So setting `grep` as `EasyGrepCommand` makes `EasyGrepFilesToExclude` being considered.
Setting `EasyGrepRoot` to `repository` turns EasyGrep to "search from project root" mode.
Now I can just place my cursor to a word I want to search for, press `<Leader>vv` and that's it.
Works like a charm.
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