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Oni is a code editor that pairs the keyboard-driven editing style of Vim with a modern graphical interface and IDE-like features. It is built on top of Neovim, a modernized version of Vim, and adds a visual layer and developer tooling on top of it. Vim and Neovim use a style called modal editing, where pressing keys does different things depending on which mode you are in. In normal mode, you navigate and run commands with keyboard shortcuts, in insert mode, you type text. This approach is popular among developers who prefer working without reaching for a mouse. Oni brings that editing model to a graphical window rather than a plain terminal. On top of Neovim, Oni adds features you would find in editors like Visual Studio Code: code completion, quick information about code symbols, syntax and compilation error highlighting, a fuzzy file finder, a status bar, and an embedded browser. An interactive tutorial is also included. Plugins can be written in JavaScript instead of VimL, the built-in Vim scripting language, which makes extension development more accessible to a wider range of developers. The editor runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux. At the time of this README, the project was under active development and considered unstable before a 1.0 release. It is open source under the MIT license and accepts financial support through Patreon, Open Collective, and BountySource.