use yanky.nvim to replace vim-yoink (#168)

core/plugins.vim

@@ -137,31 +137,6 @@ let g:mundo_width = 80
 
 nnoremap <silent> <Space>u :MundoToggle<CR>
 
-""""""""""""""""""""""""""""vim-yoink settings"""""""""""""""""""""""""
-if g:is_win || g:is_mac
-  " ctrl-n and ctrl-p will not work if you add the TextChanged event to vim-auto-save events.
-  " nmap <c-n> <plug>(YoinkPostPasteSwapBack)
-  " nmap <c-p> <plug>(YoinkPostPasteSwapForward)
-
-  " The following p/P mappings are also needed for ctrl-n and ctrl-p to work
-  " nmap p <plug>(YoinkPaste_p)
-  " nmap P <plug>(YoinkPaste_P)
-
-  " Cycle the yank stack with the following mappings
-  nmap [y <plug>(YoinkRotateBack)
-  nmap ]y <plug>(YoinkRotateForward)
-
-  " Do not change the cursor position
-  nmap y <plug>(YoinkYankPreserveCursorPosition)
-  xmap y <plug>(YoinkYankPreserveCursorPosition)
-
-  " Move cursor to end of paste after multiline paste
-  let g:yoinkMoveCursorToEndOfPaste = 0
-
-  " Record yanks in system clipboard
-  let g:yoinkSyncSystemClipboardOnFocus = 1
-endif
-
 """"""""""""""""""""""""""""better-escape.vim settings"""""""""""""""""""""""""
 let g:better_escape_interval = 200
 

lua/config/yanky.lua

@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+require("yanky").setup({
+  ring = {
+    history_length = 50,
+    storage = "memory",
+  },
+  preserve_cursor_position = {
+    enabled = false,
+  },
+})
+
+-- cycle through the yank history, only work after paste
+vim.keymap.set("n", "[y", "<Plug>(YankyCycleForward)")
+vim.keymap.set("n", "]y", "<Plug>(YankyCycleBackward)")

lua/plugins.lua

@@ -208,10 +208,14 @@ packer.startup {
     -- Show undo history visually
     use { "simnalamburt/vim-mundo", cmd = { "MundoToggle", "MundoShow" } }
 
+    -- better UI for some nvim actions
+    use {'stevearc/dressing.nvim'}
+
     -- Manage your yank history
-    if vim.g.is_win or vim.g.is_mac then
-      use { "svermeulen/vim-yoink", event = "VimEnter" }
-    end
+    use({
+      "gbprod/yanky.nvim",
+      config = [[require('config.yanky')]]
+    })
 
     -- Handy unix command inside Vim (Rename, Move etc.)
     use { "tpope/vim-eunuch", cmd = { "Rename", "Delete" } }