Gtd.vim is a Vim plugin to deal with your tasks in a GTD way. It helps you manage them in separate files and retrieve archived files with tags.
Make sure filetype plugin on
(or something similar) is included in your vimrc
to enable plugins.
The following methods allude to your personal Vim directory ~/.vim
. If you
don't use GNU/Linux, you may have to replace this with your runtime path. See
:h 'runtimepath'
.
Depending on the method you prefer to install plugins, you might choose:
If you want to install Gtd.vim plugin the traditional way, simply download the archive from Github and extract it to your personal Vim directory.
$ mkdir -p ~/.vim/pack/plugins/start
$ cd ~/.vim/pack/plugins/start/
$ git clone https://github.com/fifi2/gtd.vim
Notes:
- Replace the subdirectory "plugins" with whatever you like.
- You can replace the subdirectory "start" with "opt" if you prefer loading
yourself the plugin with
:packadd
command. - See
:h package
Plugin 'fifi2/gtd.vim'
$ cd ~/.vim/bundle
$ git clone https://github.com/fifi2/gtd.vim
:filetype plugin on
:let g:gtd#dir = '~/notes'
:helptags ALL
:h gtd.vim