Thanks for this article. I'm using YouCompleteMe without problems for years, but good to know in which direction the Vim community is moving :-)
Btw. you can also execute browser-sync straight direct in your Vim with the help of the :terminal command:
:terminal
:terminal ++close browser-sync start --server --files .
(assuming that your current working directory is where your index.html lives)
You could also create a custom command for this in your .vimrc:
.vimrc
command Serve terminal ++close browser-sync start --server --files .
Now you have to type just :Serve and you don't have to leave Vim.
:Serve
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Thanks for this article. I'm using YouCompleteMe without problems for years, but good to know in which direction the Vim community is moving :-)
Btw. you can also execute browser-sync straight direct in your Vim with the help of the
:terminalcommand::terminal ++close browser-sync start --server --files .(assuming that your current working directory is where your index.html lives)
You could also create a custom command for this in your
.vimrc:command Serve terminal ++close browser-sync start --server --files .Now you have to type just
:Serveand you don't have to leave Vim.