🚧 Under active construction. As it is, you can exit more than just Vim.
Welcome to ExitVim – the ultimate solution to one of life's greatest mysteries: How do I exit Vim?
Are you stuck in Vim? Do not panic! We've all been there. You opened a file in Vim, and now you feel like you're in a digital escape room. ExitVim is here to save your day (and your sanity).
ExitVim is a small, but mighty Go program that hunts down every instance of Vim running on your system and sends them a polite (but firm) SIGTERM.
- Find and Exit: Automatically finds all running instances of Vim and terminates them.
- Safe and Sound: Sends a
SIGTERM, which is a safe way to terminate processes. It's like asking nicely rather than pulling the plug. - Simple Logging: Keeps you informed about what's happening under the hood.
You don't need to install Vim to use ExitVim (that's the problem we're solving, remember?). Just clone this repository, build the program, and you're set to free yourself from Vim's clutches.
git clone https://github.com/your-repo/exitvim.git
cd exitvim
go build./exitvimAnd voila! You're free from Vim's grasp. It's like an emergency exit for your terminal.
ExitVim is a tongue-in-cheek solution to exiting Vim. Please use it responsibly and remember that closing Vim normally is always the best practice.
Feel free to contribute to this life-saving project. Fork the repo, make your changes, and open a pull request. Together, we can make the world a safer place for text editors.
Happy Exiting!