The plugin is based on the recent vim-plugin distributed with nginx-1.12.0
and additionally features the following syntax improvements:
- Highlight IPv4 and IPv6 addresses
- Mark insecure
ssl_protocols
as errors - Inline template syntax highlight for ERB and Jinja
- Inline syntax highlight for LUA
- Improve integer matching
- Syntax highlighting for
proxy_next_upstream
options - Syntax highlighting for
sticky
options - Syntax highlighting for
upstream
server
options - More to come!
Furthermore:
- Remove annoying delimiters, resulting in strange word-boundaries
Note: Also check out sslsecure.vim: it supports highlighting insecure SSL/TLS cipher suites and protocols in all your files!
A server
block with highlighting of insecure ssl_protocol
options:
An upstream
block with highlighted options:
Embedded highlighting for ERB and Jinja templates:
Embedded LUA syntax highlighting:
- Based on the original
nginx-1.12.0/contrib/vim
- IPv4 and IPv6 address highlighting, based on expressions found in this forum post
- Blog post introducing this plugin including some more examples
For help with secure cipher selection, visit Mozillas SSL Configuration Generator
Install using any vim plugin manager. If you're not familiar with any, go with Plug (vim-plug
).
Then install this plugin using the your vim's plugin manager as follows:
Plug 'chr4/nginx.vim'
call dein#add('chr4/nginx.vim')
Plugin 'chr4/nginx.vim'
git clone https://github.com/chr4/nginx.vim ~/.vim/bundle/nginx.vim
Optionally, if you like Jinja template syntax highlighting, install lepture/vim-jinja
, too.