Vim Surround ✨

#Installation

• Packer

   use("tpope/vim-surround")
  

• Lazy

  "tpope/vim-surround"
  

• Plug

  Plug "tpope/vim-surround"
  

You can check the document details here: vim-surround

#Create Surround

• ysiw" surround the word with " … "
  e.g: hello_world → "hello_world"

  
  
  

• ysiw' surround the word with ' … '
  e.g: hello_world → 'hello_world'

  
  
  

• ysiw<em> surround the word with '<em> … </em>'
  e.g: hello_world → <em>hello_world</em>

  
  
  

• ysiw) surround the word with '( … )'
  e.g: hello_world → (hello_world)

  
  
  

• ysiw] surround the word with '[ … ]'
  e.g: hello_world → [hello_world]

  
  
  

note: this only applies to one word, if you want to surround more than one word, you can check the visual mode below.

#Change Surround

• cs"' change " … " to ' … '
  e.g: "hello_world" → 'hello_world'

  
  
  

• cs"<em> change " … " to '<em> … </em>'
  e.g: "hello_world" → <em>hello_world</em>

  
  
  

• cst) change '<em> … </em>' to '( … )'
  e.g: '<em>hello_world</em>' → (hello_world)

  
  
  

• cs)" change '( … )' to " … "
  e.g: (hello_world) → "hello_world"

  
  
  

• cs)] change '( … )' to '[ … ]'
  e.g: '(hello_world)' → '[hello_world]'

  
  
  

#Delete Surround

• ds" delete sorround " … "
  e.g: "hello_world" → hello_world

  
  
  

• dst delete sorround (html tag) '<em> … </em>'
  e.g: '<em>hello_world</em>' → hello_world

  
  
  

• ds) delete sorround '( … )'
  e.g: '(hello_world)' → hello_world

  
  
  

• ds)[ delete '[ … ]'
  e.g: '[hello_world]' → hello_world

  
  
  

#Visual Mode

note: you can use any v motion you want, i use v(n)e

• S" surround in visual cursor selection with " … "
  e.g: hello world → "hello world"

  
  
  

• Stem> surround visual cursor selection with '<em> … </em>'
  e.g: hello world → '<em>hello world</em>'

  
  
  

• S) surround visual cursor selection with '( … )'
  e.g: hello world → (hello world)

  
  
  

• S] surround visual cursor selection with '[ … ]'
  e.g: hello world → [hello world]

  
  
  

#Function

• ysWfprint<CR> surround the word with any function print()
  e.g: hello_world → fmt.Printf(hello_world)

  
  
  

• ysWFprint<CR> surround the anything with function and space arround print()
  e.g: hello_world → fmt.Println( hello_world )