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_protocolsas errors - Inline template syntax highlight for ERB and Jinja
- Inline syntax highlight for LUA
- Improve integer matching
- Syntax highlighting for
proxy_next_upstreamoptions - Syntax highlighting for
stickyoptions - Syntax highlighting for
upstreamserveroptions - 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
If your Vim is at version 8 or later, the first method below is the quickest. Otherwise, install this plugin with any Vim plugin manager (vim-plug is recommended).
Clone or submodule this repo into your Vim packages location. Example:
mkdir -p ~/.vim/pack/plugins/start
cd ~/.vim/pack/plugins/start
git clone https://github.com/chr4/nginx.vim.git
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.
Copyright (c) Chris Aumann. Distributed under the same terms as Vim itself.
See :help license.