All issues/pull requests are welcome.
That said, things that I'm unlikely to merge:
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Deviations from the various HTTP specs rfc1945 rfc7230-7235 rfc7540. The idea is that a request should be able to be piped into a connection to a web server (for example via telnet or openssl) and for the server to recognise the request.
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Binding things to keyboard shortcuts by default or with some kind of global flag. People to should be making their own decisions about where they bind things and/or if they need to bind stuff at all. I'm happy to merge suggestions into the README.
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New functionality without tests.
I aim to support versions of vim from 7.4.566 (see #5 (comment)) to whatever the latest version is.
Any changes to keep this plug-in up to date are welcome. Reasonable changes that allow us to support older versions are also welcome but are not required.
Generally speaking I'm looking to not break things for older versions of vim or curl, however sometimes compromises are needed. In a case where the oldest supported version increases I'll tag the previous commit for people with older setups.
The integration test use httpbin, and assumes it running locally. I use a docker container:
docker pull citizenstig/httpbin
docker run -d=true -p 8000:8000 citizenstig/httpbin
To run the tests pull the themis test suite (you don't have to install it but you can if you want). I normally just dump it in the plugin directory.
git clone git@github.com:thinca/vim-themis.git
./vim-themis/bin/themis --reporter dot test
The test responses use a VERY hacked together parsing to match against what can be a somewhat dynamic set of headers etc.
Basically it will match anything inside a pair of %%:
"User-Agent": "curl/%% '[123.]\+' %%"
Would match
"User-Agent": "curl/1.2.3"
But not
"User-Agent": "curl/4.5.6"
Or
"User-Agent": "curl/latest"
This project attempts to follow the Google Vimscript Style Guide