vim-ledger-mode

This vim plugin is to be used along with vim-ledger and add a special ledger mode with special keybindings.

Keybindings

To enter ledger mode, in normal mode, type <leader>l. You are then in ledger normal mode.

Normal Ledger Mode

• <Esc> escapes the ledger mode back to normal mode
• { and } navigates to the previous / next transaction
• ^ and $ navigates to the first / last line of the current transaction
• 'O' and 'o' opens up a transaction before / after the current one and goes to ledger insert mode
• tt to toggle the current transaction between the current date and the date of the previous transaction

TODO:

• tr to toggle the reconciled status
• <S-Tab> and <Tab> to go to the previous / next field (transaction comment, account, amount)
• B, W goes to the previous / next field
• E goes to the end of the current field

Insert Ledger Mode

• <Tab> autocompletes account
• <CR> goes to the next field
  • in a transaction comment, creates a line to type an account
  • if you are in an account line, but the line is empty, creates the next transaction
  • if you have typed an account name, goes to type the amount
  • if you typed the amount, goes to type the next account

Lightline integration

To display the ledger mode, you can use the g:ledger_mode variable that contains either an empty string or LEDGER. You can integrate it with lightline by adding this function to your vimrc:

function! Lightline_mode() abort
  let res = lightline#mode()
  if exists('g:ledger_mode') && len(g:ledger_mode)
    let res .= ' ' . g:ledger_mode
  end
  return res
endfunction

You also have to use this function for the mode widget in lightline:

let g:lightline = {
  ...
\ 'component': {
\   'mode': '%{Lightline_mode()}',
  	...
\ },
\ }