Initial import of the r2pipe support for Vim

vim/Makefile

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+
+D=${HOME}/.vim/ftdetect
+
+all:
+
+	mkdir -p $(D)
+	cp -f r2pipe.vim $(D)

vim/README.md

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+# r2pipe.vim
+
+This vim plugin allows you to run r2 commands into the current Vim buffer
+
+## Installation
+
+Just type `make`. If you want to get rid of that run: `make uninstall`
+
+Note that the same code works with neovim. But it's not yet installed. Contribs are welcome
+
+## How to use
+
+In one terminal start the r2 webserver
+
+In vim open
+
+## Future
+
+Right now this is just a PoC, but there are a lot of things to be done to improve the integration between r2 and vim
+
+* [ ] Use r2p instead of `curl` (one less dependency, and support socket files, pipes..)
+* [ ] Make interactive buffers and use the right syntax highlighting for disasm, hexa, ..
+* [ ] Setup split layouts to navigate function list, disasm, etc
+* [ ] Improve apis

vim/r2pipe.vim

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+
+
+
+let s:host = "localhost"
+let s:port = "9090"
+
+function! r2pipe#endpoint(host, port)
+  let s:host = a:host
+  let s:port = a:port 
+endfunction
+
+function! r2pipe#cmd(c)
+  " TODO: use r2p instead of curl when it supports http endpoints
+  let res = system("curl -s http://".s:host.":".s:port."/cmd/" . a:c)
+  put=res
+endfunction
+
+" :r2("pd 10") <--- shortest form
+cnoreabbrev r2 call r2pipe#cmd