This is a functional vim using the *screen buffer* approach. What I am trying to do is to achieve that smooth-vim-feeling as close as possible to the original Vim in a general terminal.
By *screen buffer*, it means that the textarea is treated as a screen. You are not directly interacting with the textarea. Instead you type into the script, then the result is *rendered* through the textarea.
By treating the textarea as a *screen*. I could archive almost everything except for coloring. And it is easier to precisely track the cursor this way.
This is based on a framework I wrote called BotanJS. Which is a frontend framework & Service API that is so big that I am too busy ( lazy ) to explain. If you are only interested in the Vim itself only. It is recommended to download the compiled source code provided in the demo site above.
If you are also interested in [BotanJS](https://github.com/tgckpg/BotanJS). Please head to the project page [here](https://github.com/tgckpg/BotanJS). *Warning*, it might NOT be easy to understand.
Because [wasavi](https://github.com/akahuku/wasavi) in firefox does not work for me. I know peoples are busy so fuck me I am going to make one myself, alright?
[wasavi](https://github.com/akahuku/wasavi) is so good! This is a must-have plugin in Google Chrome. If you haven't heard of that yet seriously go use it now!
I tried porting it into the browser tho. But I am too stupid to do that. But still I highly recommend using it.
### How can I contribute?
First, you need to understand the framework behind it. Then file a merge request. Sounds easy right?... prepare to DIEEE!
