Snipplr.vim is frontend for http://www.snipplr.com/ You can open your favoritted snippet or get snippet you specified by ID or URL.

cp plugin/snipplr.vim $HOME/.vim/plugin/
cp syntax/snipplrlist.vim $HOME/.vim/syntax/
copy bin/snipplr.rb to one of the directory in $PATH

Create account on http://www.snipplr.com/ You can find API KEY at buttom of "Setting" page.

then save API KEY as ~/.snipplr/api_key

You can exclusively set path for snipplr.rb in .vimrc

let g:snipplr_rb = '$HOME/.vim/bundle/snipplr/bin/snipplr.rb'

snipplr.rb save snippets once get as ~/.snipplr/db.yml. You can avoid cache with exlamation(!) version command.

In opend snippet buffer you can use 'i' to view informatin about that snippet.

:SnipplrGet 1234
:SnipplrGet http://snipplr.com/view/1234/sample

:SnipplrList
:SnipplrList!

To this comman work, you have to install fuzzyfinder

:SnipplrFind
:SnipplrFind!

nnoremap <silent> <Space>sl :<C-u>SnipplrFind<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <Space>sr :<C-u>SnipplrFind!<CR>

parametarize cache dir and api_key location etc..
query with metadata(tag, user.. etc)
post snippet from vim buffer
more informative syntax highlight with predefined keyword for lang name
dynamically change window height for snipplr list
merge more than one cache data to one cache(which is comvenient for
collabolate with coworker