This page contains Vim plugins and external tools that can be used with Vimwiki.
These lists are incomplete so please help update them if you know of something
that is missing!
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calendar-vim
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Select a date to open a diary page.
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taskwiki
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Integration with taskwarrior for task
management. This only supports the default syntax.
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Tagbar
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Creates a sidebar to view generated tags. For Vimwiki this can be
used to display links to headers.
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For this to work an additional script
is needed which is available in the utility repository.
Additional instructions are in the comments of the script.
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If using Markdown syntax
#
symbols used within code blocks are
recognized as a header i.e. in a shell script snippet. An alternative
version that works for Markdown can be found
here.
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vimwiki-tasks
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Another integration with taskwarrior. This
plugin does not seem to be maintained any longer.
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vim-tagquery
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A vim plugin that enables improved querying of tags.
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This can be used to search for multiple tags.
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See Issue #723
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customwiki2html.sh
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Script available in the official repository to convert Markdown to HTML.
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See the comments for more information and usage instructions.
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Pandoc
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Convert Vimwiki to various other formats such as HTML, PDF, etc.
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vimwiki_markdown
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A Ruby gem to convert vimwiki Markdown files to HTML. Still being actively
developed.
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vimwiki_markdown Python
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A Python script to convert Markdown files to HTML.
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Also see Issue #578
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vimwiki-godown
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HTML converter that adds the ability to prefix relative links to other
Vimwiki pages
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See Issue #284
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vimwiki-skel
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Uses MDWiki to convert
Markdown files to HTML.
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wiki2html.sh Gist
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Uses Pandoc to convert Markdown files to HTML.
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vimwiki2org
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Convert vimwiki to Emacs orgmode. Has not been
updated in 6 years.
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vwweb
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Python script to generate a website from Vimwiki files.
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vimwiki-todo-jabberbot
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Todo management using Jabberbot. The linked GitHub repository seems to
have been removed.
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vimwiki-tools
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Python tool to generate an index and convert wiki files to Markdown
format. This has not been updated in 6 years.
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vimwiki-cli
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Python CLI that provides a front-end for interactive editor commands and
can be used to automate repetitive tasks such as rebuilding tag metadata
and generating links, all from the command line.