Awesome

For some time now, I've been wanting to clean up the code and finally got around to it.
However, I also ended up removing some features that I felt were not useful in a bid to keep things simple.
I also have changed the default maps in order to get rid of ugly leader maps and now the commands accept a count instead of accepting it as an input.
If you prefer to use the earlier version, you can download it from here

#vim-origami

Plugin to satisfy all your folding needs

Justify all the open-fold markers
Create new open/close foldmarkers conveniently

If you like the plugin, show some love by rating it at vim.org and spreading the word.

##Screenshots

Before: foldmarkers strewn all over the place

vim-origami_unaligned

After: all the foldmarkers aligned neatly in a column

vim-origami_aligned

Staggered alignment visually showing the heirarchy

vim-origami_staggered

Force the alignment to happen on a particular column

vim-origami_column

##Installation I highly recommend using a plugin manager to do the dirty work for you. If for some reason, you do not want to use any of them then unzip it to your ~/.vim directory

##Usage So, once that's done, out of the box, the followings mappings are defined by default:

  `<count>Za`  Align all folds of level 'count'
         `ZA`  Align all folds
  `<count>ZF`  Insert a start foldmarker of level 'count' at the end of line and comment it
  `<count>Zf`  Insert a start foldmarker of level 'count' at the end of line but don't comment it
  `<count>ZC`  Insert an end  foldmarker of level 'count' at the end of line and comment it
  `<count>Zc`  Insert an end  foldmarker of level 'count' at the end of line but don't comment it
         `ZD`  Delete the foldmarker from the line

If no count is given, then the actions are performed on unnumbered folds