how-to search recursively effectively with vim

Open the command line window by:

Esc - to enssure you are in Normal mode

type q , type :

the command line should open ( it like a tmp file to write the command you can navigate as you would navigate normally in any vim file ...  

type i to enter insert mode

 this example will search for the to_srch string recursively bellow the current dir for all file types of type '*.js' and '*.java' but omit all file paths containing the string node_modules

    :g/console.log/ | :vimgrep /console.log/ `find . -type f -name '*.js' -o -name '*.java' -not -path '*node_modules/*'`

Now wheen you :copen you could navigate with the arrow keys through the sarch results ... 

you could also set those in .vimrc

        " how-to search recursively under the current dir for the files of type js and java but omit the

        " node_modules file paths

        ":g/console.log/ | :vimgrep /console.log/ `find . -type f -name '*.js' -o -name '*.java' -not -path '*node_modules/*'`

        " reminder open the quick fix window by :copen 20

        " reminder close the quick fix window by :ccl

you could omit the first :q/to_srch/ I use it to highlight the search results automatically since I have "set hlsearch" in my ~/.vimrc

 Any hint how-to enable automatically the srch results from the vimgrep or in vimrc will be highly appreciated ...