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*angular.txt*  Some niceties for using vim with the AngularJS framework.

Author:  Kevin Burnett <http://notkeepingitreal.com/>
License: Same terms as Vim itself (see |license|)

This plugin is only available if 'compatible' is not set.

                                                *angular*
There are separate javascript, html, and css runtime files, as well as lots of
other nice plugins that you may want to consider using if you're doing angular
development. See the README at https://github.com/burnettk/vim-angular for a
nice list.

NAVIGATING                                      *angular-navigating*

Get around efficiently in an angular project.

                                                *angular-gf*
gf                      Bolsters the original gf by also sending you to the
                        file under the cursor if the file has an implicit
                        "app" subdirectory prefix (a common grunt config). If
                        the word under the cursor is a service/directive/etc,
                        go to the file where it is defined. For example, if
                        your cursor is on BlahService, it will take you to
                        blah-service.js.

                                                *angular-:A*
:A                      In a test file, edit the implementation, and vice
                        versa.  It basically looks for a corresponding file in
                        a directory that looks like it might include tests or
                        app code, respectively. If this doesn't work, it is
                        quite likely because the angular directory structure
                        convention you're using is not conventional enough.
                        That's ok; you can tell angular.vim where your source
                        and test directories are located with
                        g:angular_source_directory and
                        g:angular_test_directory. You can disable this
                        functionality by doing this before the plugin loads:
                        let g:angular_skip_alternate_mappings = 1

                                                *angular-:AS*
:AS                     Like :A, but in a split.

                                                *angular-:AV*
:AV                     Like :A, but in a vertical split.

                                                *angular-:AT*
:AT                     Like :A, but in a tab.

RUNNING A SPEC                                  *angular-run-spec*

It doesn't actually run the spec, but it sure as hell looks like it does if you
have a karma watch going. Wut, you don't use karma watch? Dude!

                                                *angular-:AngularRunSpec*
:AngularRunSpec         Updates the spec where your cursor is sitting from
                        "it" to "fit" (the f stands for focus) and writes the
                        file. Why? Jasmine notices that you have a fit spec,
                        and, when you run your test suite, it will only run
                        that one spec. If the spec is already "focused" (with
                        "fit"), running this command will toggle it back to
                        "it." All of this is much more effective if you have
                        karma watching your files and running your tests
                        automatically when you save files. If you are using
                        jasmine 1, you need to specify iit instead of fit,
                        so set g:angular_jasmine_version = 1 in your .vimrc.

                                                *angular-:AngularRunSpecBlock*
:AngularRunSpecBlock    Perform the same dance as :AngularRunSpec but using the
                        describe block in which the cursor is sitting,
                        effectively running all specs inside the describe block.

ABOUT                                           *angular-about*

Grab the latest version or report a bug on GitHub:

https://github.com/burnettk/vim-angular

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