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### 0.0.2 (03-27-2012)
All changes for this release were made in the backend. Do `[sudo] npm -g update instant-markdown-d` to get them.
- Updated to the latest github styles!
- Performance should be slightly better as CSS is no longer generated at every update.
### 0.0.3 (04-26-2012)
Some changes for this release were made in the backend. Do `[sudo] npm -g update instant-markdown-d` to get them.
- Delay starting the `instant-markdown-d` server. This fixed the plugin for a few people who were getting empty browser windows.
- Display a message with configuration instructions when the preview window can't be closed due to Firefox restrictions.
### 0.0.4 (12-05-2012)
All these changes courtesy of @chreekat, THANKS!
- Is now an `after/ftplugin` plugin. Markdown filetype detection is left to Vim itself, or other plugins.
- Behavior when multiple markdown files are open has been improved
- No more weird characters taking over the status/command bar while editing
- Internals have been completely rewritten and are much more cleaner and adhere to vim script best practices
### 0.0.5 (12-05-2012)
These changes are _also_ courtesy of @chreekat!
- Plugin no longer breaks vim mouse scrolling
- No longer errors upon opening an empty markdown file
- `instant_markdown_slow` option to update preview less frequently
### 0.0.6 (03-02-2013)
All changes for this release were made in the backend. Do `[sudo] npm -g update instant-markdown-d` to get them.
- Fix for systems (such as Ubuntu, Debian) which use the `nodejs` executable instead of `node`.
### 0.0.7 (10-31-2013)
thanks to @terryma!
- Added option to only start previewing markdown on demand

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vim-instant-markdown
====================
Want to instantly preview finnicky markdown files, but don't want to leave your favorite editor, or have to do it in some crappy browser textarea? **vim-instant-markdown** is your friend! When you open a markdown file in vim, a browser window will open which shows the compiled markdown in real-time, and closes once you close the file in vim.
As a bonus, [github-flavored-markdown][gfm] is supported, and styles used while previewing are the same as those github uses!
[![Screenshot][ss]][ssbig]
Installation
------------
You first need to have Ruby with RubyGems, and node.js with npm installed. (In the future there might be a version which won't require node.js at all, making installation easier)
- `[sudo] gem install pygments.rb`
- If you're using Ruby 1.9.2 or later, `[sudo] gem install redcarpet`. Otherwise, `[sudo] gem install redcarpet -v 2.3.0`
- `[sudo] npm -g install instant-markdown-d`
- If you're on Linux, the `xdg-utils` package needs to be installed (is installed by default on Ubuntu).
- Copy the `after/ftplugin/markdown/instant-markdown.vim` file from this repo into your `~/.vim/after/ftplugin/markdown/` (creating directories as necessary), or use pathogen.
- Ensure you have the line `filetype plugin on` in your `.vimrc`
- Open a markdown file in vim and enjoy!
Configuration
-------------
### g:instant_markdown_slow
By default, vim-instant-markdown will update the display in realtime. If that taxes your system too much, you can specify
```
let g:instant_markdown_slow = 1
```
before loading the plugin (for example place that in your `~/.vimrc`). This will cause vim-instant-markdown to only refresh on the following events:
- No keys have been pressed for a while
- A while after you leave insert mode
- You save the file being edited
### g:instant_markdown_autostart
By default, vim-instant-markdown will automatically launch the preview window when you open a markdown file. If you want to manually control this behavior, you can specify
```
let g:instant_markdown_autostart = 0
```
in your .vimrc. You can then manually trigger preview via the command ```:InstantMarkdownPreview```. This command is only available inside markdown buffers and when the autostart option is turned off.
Supported Platforms
-------------------
OSX and Unix/Linuxes*.
<sub>*: One annoyance in Linux is that there's no way to reliably open a browser page in the background, so you'll likely have to manually refocus your vim session everytime you open a Markdown file. If you have ideas on how to address this I'd love to know!</sub>
FAQ
---
> Why don't my `<bla>.md` files trigger this plugin?
By default, vim (7.3 and above) only recognizes files ending with `.markdown`, `.mdown`, and `README.md` as markdown files. If you want `<anything>.md` to be recognized, I recommend installing one of many markdown plugins available, such as [this one][tpope-markdown].
> It's not working!
- Make sure all the dependencies are installed...
- Make sure `instant-markdown-d` was installed as a global module (e.g. using `npm -g install`)
- Make sure the ruby gems were installed under your default Ruby (i.e. if you're using RVM, use `gem install` and NOT `sudo gem install` as that might cause the gems to be installed under a non-RVM Ruby)
- If you're on OSX, and are using zsh and rbenv/rvm...
- Make sure that Vim is using the correct version of ruby. From vim, if ```:!which ruby``` returns an unexpected ruby, then see here for a solution: https://github.com/dotphiles/dotzsh#mac-os-x.
- Another thing to try would be to add `set shell=bash\ -i` in your `.vimrc` to set interactive bash as the default vim shell. (See [this issue](http://github.com/suan/vim-instant-markdown/issues/41))
etc.
---
If you're curious, the code for the mini-server component for this plugin can be found at http://github.com/suan/instant-markdown-d. A plugin can easily be written for any editor to interface with the server to get the same functionality found here.
[ss]: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28956267/instant-markdown-demo_thumb.gif "Click for bigger preview"
[ssbig]: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28956267/instant-markdown-demo.gif
[gfm]: http://github.github.com/github-flavored-markdown/
[tpope-markdown]: https://github.com/tpope/vim-markdown

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" # Configuration
if !exists('g:instant_markdown_slow')
let g:instant_markdown_slow = 0
endif
if !exists('g:instant_markdown_autostart')
let g:instant_markdown_autostart = 1
endif
" # Utility Functions
" Simple system wrapper that ignores empty second args
function! s:system(cmd, stdin)
if strlen(a:stdin) == 0
call system(a:cmd)
else
call system(a:cmd, a:stdin)
endif
endfu
function! s:refreshView()
let bufnr = expand('<bufnr>')
call s:system("curl -X PUT -T - http://localhost:8090/ &>/dev/null &",
\ s:bufGetContents(bufnr))
endfu
function! s:startDaemon(initialMD)
call s:system("instant-markdown-d &>/dev/null &", a:initialMD)
endfu
function! s:initDict()
if !exists('s:buffers')
let s:buffers = {}
endif
endfu
function! s:pushBuffer(bufnr)
call s:initDict()
let s:buffers[a:bufnr] = 1
endfu
function! s:popBuffer(bufnr)
call s:initDict()
call remove(s:buffers, a:bufnr)
endfu
function! s:killDaemon()
call system("curl -s -X DELETE http://localhost:8090/ &>/dev/null &")
endfu
function! s:bufGetContents(bufnr)
return join(getbufline(a:bufnr, 1, "$"), "\n")
endfu
" I really, really hope there's a better way to do this.
fu! s:myBufNr()
return str2nr(expand('<abuf>'))
endfu
" # Functions called by autocmds
"
" ## push a new Markdown buffer into the system.
"
" 1. Track it so we know when to garbage collect the daemon
" 2. Start daemon if we're on the first MD buffer.
" 3. Initialize changedtickLast, possibly needlessly(?)
fu! s:pushMarkdown()
let bufnr = s:myBufNr()
call s:initDict()
if len(s:buffers) == 0
call s:startDaemon(s:bufGetContents(bufnr))
endif
call s:pushBuffer(bufnr)
let b:changedtickLast = b:changedtick
endfu
" ## pop a Markdown buffer
"
" 1. Pop the buffer reference
" 2. Garbage collection
" * daemon
" * autocmds
fu! s:popMarkdown()
let bufnr = s:myBufNr()
silent au! instant-markdown * <buffer=abuf>
call s:popBuffer(bufnr)
if len(s:buffers) == 0
call s:killDaemon()
endif
endfu
" ## Refresh if there's something new worth showing
"
" 'All things in moderation'
fu! s:temperedRefresh()
if !exists('b:changedtickLast')
let b:changedtickLast = b:changedtick
elseif b:changedtickLast != b:changedtick
let b:changedtickLast = b:changedtick
call s:refreshView()
endif
endfu
fu! s:previewMarkdown()
call s:startDaemon(join(getline(1, '$'), "\n"))
aug instant-markdown
if g:instant_markdown_slow
au CursorHold,BufWrite,InsertLeave <buffer> call s:temperedRefresh()
else
au CursorHold,CursorHoldI,CursorMoved,CursorMovedI <buffer> call s:temperedRefresh()
endif
au BufWinLeave <buffer> call s:cleanUp()
aug END
endfu
fu! s:cleanUp()
call s:killDaemon()
au! instant-markdown * <buffer>
endfu
if g:instant_markdown_autostart
" # Define the autocmds "
aug instant-markdown
au! * <buffer>
au BufEnter <buffer> call s:refreshView()
if g:instant_markdown_slow
au CursorHold,BufWrite,InsertLeave <buffer> call s:temperedRefresh()
else
au CursorHold,CursorHoldI,CursorMoved,CursorMovedI <buffer> call s:temperedRefresh()
endif
au BufWinLeave <buffer> call s:popMarkdown()
au BufwinEnter <buffer> call s:pushMarkdown()
aug END
else
command! -buffer InstantMarkdownPreview call s:previewMarkdown()
endif
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