curl. json & vim

.vimrc

" ~/.vimrc
syntax on
au BufRead,BufNewFile *.json set filetype=json
colorscheme darkblue

json.vim

" ~/.vim/syntax/json.vim
" Vim syntax file
" Language:	JSON
" Maintainer:	Eli Parra <[email protected]> https://github.com/elzr/vim-json
" Last Change:	2014-05-20 added warning toggle

"uncomment to enable folding of `{...}` and `[...]` blocks
"setlocal foldmethod=syntax

"conceal by default
if !exists("g:vim_json_syntax_conceal")
	let g:vim_json_syntax_conceal = 1
end

"have warnings by default
if !exists("g:vim_json_warnings")
	let g:vim_json_warnings = 1
end

"set concealcursor blank by default
"this should turn off the concealing in the current line (where the cursor is at),
"on all modes (normal, visual, insert)
if !exists("g:vim_json_syntax_concealcursor")
	let g:vim_json_syntax_concealcursor = ""
end

if has('conceal')
	if (g:vim_json_syntax_conceal == 1)
		"level 2 means concealed text gets completely hidden unless a
		"replacement is defined (none is defined by us)
		setlocal conceallevel=2
		let &l:concealcursor = g:vim_json_syntax_concealcursor
	else
		"level 0 means text is shown normally = no concealing
		setlocal conceallevel=0
	endif
	"maybe g:vim_json_syntax_conceal could be settable to 0,1,2 to map
	"directly to vim's conceallevels? unsure if anyone cares
endif

shellfunctions.sh

# ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/dduleone.zsh

# CURL something, expecting JSON, prettify it, and pipe the results to json_pp.
# This function generally replaces curl if I'm expecting to get JSON in the response.
curlj() {
  curl $@ | json_pp
}

# CURL something, expecting JSON, prettify it, and pipe it to the clipboard.
# This function is useful when I know I want to save the results or use them in another application
curljcp() {
  curl $@ | json_pp | pbcopy
}

# CURL something, expecting JSON, prettify it, and pipe it to vim
# Glorious timesaver! This function will open vim, and automagically add:
#  - Line Numbers
#  - JSON Syntax Highlighting
curljv() {
  curl $@ | json_pp | view - -c "set syntax=json" -c "set number"
}

# CURL something, and pipe it to vim
# Glorious timesaver! This function will open vim, and automagically add:
#  - Line Numbers
curlv() {
  curl $@ | view - -c "set number"
}