2.4. Twitvim

TwitVim

My .vimrc.

"""""""""""TwitVim"""""""""""""""""""""
nnoremap ,tp :<C-u>PosttoTwitter<CR>
nnoremap ,tf :<C-u>FriendsTwitter<CR><C-w>j
nnoremap ,tu :<C-u>UserTwitter<CR><C-w>j
nnoremap ,tr :<C-u>RepliesTwitter<CR><C-w>j
nnoremap ,tn :<C-u>NextTwitter<CR>
autocmd FileType twitvim call s:twitvim_my_settings()
function! s:twitvim_my_settings()
  set nowrap
endfunction

""""""""""TwitVim"""""""""""""""""""""""""
let twitvim_count = 50
let twitvim_browser_cmd="open"

Using a browser

Add one of the following in .vimrc. Use <Leader>g for my case \g to open an URL.

# On OS-X
let twitvim_browser_cmd = 'open'
# Firefix
let twitvim_browser_cmd = 'firefox.exe'
# w3m
let twitvim_browser_cmd = 'w3m'

If you are using w3m, read this post.

Usage:

Start vim and use :FriendsTwitter or the shortcut ,tf as above to start TwitVim.

:PosttoTwitter # This command will prompt you for a message to send to Twitter. 
:CPosttoTwitter # This command posts the current line in the current buffer to Twitter. 
:BPosttoTwitter # This command posts the current buffer to Twitter. 

Alt-T # In Visual select mode, the Alt-T key posts the selected text to Twitter. 
(use Ctrl-T instead if menu bar is enabled) 
# NOTE: The T mapping was changed to Alt-T to avoid overriding the T search command. 

<Leader>r # or \r Starts a @-reply
Alt-R # Starts a @-reply. (from timeline buffer) 
Alt-D # Starts a direct message. (from timeline buffer) 
<Leader>R # or \R to retweet
<Leader><Leader> # or \\ to update
<Leader>X # delete a tweet

:FriendsTwitter # View friends timeline. 
:UserTwitter # View your timeline. 
:MentionsTwitter # View @-mentions. 
:PublicTwitter # View public timeline. 
:DMTwitter # View direct messages. 

:Tweetburner # Shorten a URL with Tweetburner and insert at cursor. 
:ATweetburner # Same as above but insert after cursor. 
:PTweetburner # Same as above but start tweet on cmdline with short URL. 

And similar commands for TinyURL, SnipURL, Metamark, bit.ly, goo.gl, rga.la, is.gd, urlBorg, tr.im, Cligs, and zi.ma.

:SearchTwitter # Use Twitter Search.