KJump

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A powerful navigation plugin ported from vim-EasyMotion for JetBrains IDEs. KJump enhances your code navigation experience by providing quick jump capabilities to characters, words, and lines. It seamlessly integrates with IdeaVim for a more natural Vim-like experience.

Features

• Quick character jump: Jump to any character in the visible area
• Word navigation: Jump to any word or word starting with a specific character
• Line jumping: Quickly navigate to any line
• IdeaVim integration: Works seamlessly with IdeaVim
• Minimal keystrokes: Reach your target with just a few keystrokes

Installation

1. Open your JetBrains IDE
2. Go to Settings/Preferences → Plugins
3. Click on Marketplace
4. Search for "KJump"
5. Click Install

Usage

Keyboard Shortcuts

There are no default activated shortcuts. You can assign KJump activation shortcuts in: Settings → Keymap → KJump

Common shortcut suggestions:

• Ctrl+, for character jump
• Ctrl+; for word jump

IdeaVim Integration

Add the following commands to your ~/.ideavimrc:

" Basic jumps
nmap <leader><leader>s :action KJumpAction<cr>
nmap <leader><leader>w :action KJumpAction.Word0<cr>
nmap <leader><leader>l :action KJumpAction.Line<cr>

" Additional jumps
nmap <leader><leader>c :action KJumpAction.Char2<cr>
nmap <leader><leader>f :action KJumpAction.Word1<cr>

Available Actions

| Name | Action | Description | |---------------------|-------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------| | KJump | KJumpAction | Input 1 character and jump to any same character | | KJump Char 2 | KJumpAction.Char2 | Input 2 characters and jump to any matching position | | KJump Word 0 | KJumpAction.Word0 | Jump to any word | | KJump Word 1 | KJumpAction.Word1 | Input 1 character and jump to any word starting with this character | | KJump Line | KJumpAction.Line | Jump to any line | | KJump Global Word 0 | KJumpAction.GlobalWord0 | Jump to any word across all visible editors |

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Tips

• Use Word0 for general word navigation
• Use Char2 for more precise jumps
• Line mode is great for long files
• Combine with IdeaVim for the best experience

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgments

• Inspired by vim-EasyMotion
• Thanks to all contributors who have helped this project