NeoBundle is no longer actively maintained. In newer versions of vim, there is no need for a plugin manager. In order to install the plugin such that it will be loaded automatically on startup, execute the following instructions:
mkdir -p $HOME/.vim/pack/vendor/start
cd $HOME/.vim/pack/vendor/start
git checkout https://github.com/awisse/vim-nftables.git
NB: The "vendor" directory name can be substituted with any other name.
Is no longer maintained but can be found here.
After installing NeoBundle, add the following to your vimrc:
NeoBundle 'nfnty/vim-nftables'Note that this is not a full parser of the nftables syntax. If you choose a
reserved keyword, like, for instance input, filter, forward
as table, chain set or other object names, these will be highlighted like the
corresponding keyword. So in order to fully benefit from this syntax
highlighting, choose object and variable names that are not reserved words.
Note that there are 431 reserved words in nftables. To see all reserved words,
run ./kw-count.py keywords/*.vim syntax/nftables.vim -q --all in the
vim-nftables folder