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Airline & Themes

Airline displays a more user-friendly status bar in Vim, and with a nice color scheme, it's a lot more fun to work with.

Project address

Installation

Add .vimrc configuration.

" Install both plugins at the same time
Plug 'vim-airline/vim-airline' | Plug 'vim-airline/vim-airline-themes'

Execute :source ~/.vimrc in Vim to reload the config file.

Execute :PlugInstall to install the Airline and Aairline Themes plugins.

Add the following setting to .vimrc to make Airline effective.

``vim set laststatus=2 " Always show status bar

" Airline let g:airline#extensions#tabline#enabled=1 " enable tab bar


> Reload the config file to make it work, if that doesn't work try restarting Vim

You should now see a status bar displayed underneath Vim, displaying information that will typically contain **Current Mode**, **Current File**, **Current File**, **Current File**, **Current File**, and **Current File**.
**Current File**, **File Type**, **File Encoding**, and **Current Column Information**.

Since we also have the Airline Themes plugin installed, we can set the Airline style as follows.

> Execute `:AirlineTheme simple` to apply the `simple` style, or modify the `.vimrc` file to add a file like
> The following configuration:

```vim
let g:airline_theme='simple'

Airline Themes contains a large number of styles, which can be found in the project's Styles folder The styles listed there can be applied.

For more details and renderings, please refer to the project address.