I pick up all kinds of vim tricks and plugins but I can never remember all the shortcuts. I wrote up this quick reference to help myself memorize how to use these tools.

Caveat: some of these keybindings are unique to my .vimrc.

fzf

Fuzzy Finder

<leader>f	Find files with rg by filename
<leader>*	Search file contents with rg (alt-a to select all). Results go in a QuickFix window.
<leader>* -t perl	Same as above but only search perl files
<leader><tab>	Search all vim mappings
<c-x><c-f>	Complete file names
<c-x><c-l>	Complete line

QuickFix keybindings: Search and replace across multiple files

fn	next
fp	prev
:cdo <cmd>	For each entry run <cmd>
:cdo s/<c-r>"//c	Same as above but don't need to retype the search regexp that was used by fzf
:cfdo <cmd>	For each file run <cmd>

Tagbar

Browse the tags (packages, labels, subroutines, etc) of the current file and get an overview of its structure.

<leader>m	Show tags

Buffergator

List, navigate between, and select buffers to edit.

<leader>b	Open a window listing all buffers

EasyAlign

Vertically align stuff

<leader>a	Align something
<leader>a<ctrl-p>	Align something in interactive mode
<leader>a=	Align around first occurance of =
<leader>a2=	Align around 2nd =
<leader>a*=	Align around all =
<leader>a-=	Align around last =
<leader>a<ctrl-x>	Align around a regular expression

gurl

Provides links to the current line/selection on the github website so you easily talk about code with others.

<leader>t	Get a link to the current line/selection

PerlHelp

Quick access to perldoc

<leader>pd	perldoc on the package name under cursor
<leader>ph	perldoc on the package name under cursor
<leader>pf	perldoc on the function name under cursor
<leader>pv	perldoc on the special Perl variable under cursor

perl-nextmethod

Jump to the next/prev Perl method

]m	Jump to the next Perl subroutine start
]M	Jump to the next Perl subroutine end
[m	Jump to the previous Perl subroutine start
[M	Jump to the previous Perl subroutine end