:chocolate_bar: nougat.nvim

Hyperextensible plugin for Neovim's 'statusline', 'tabline' and 'winbar'.

:sparkles: Features

:hammerandwrench: Hyperextensible.
:rocket: Fast, Performance focused, Submillisecond evaluation time.
:desktop_computer: Responsive Breakpoints, Smart Truncation.
:art: Color Palette, Automatic and Adaptive.
:package: Modular Design, only use what you need.
:crystal_ball: Dynamic statusline / tabline / winbar.
:pagewithcurl: Filetype Specific statusline / winbar.
:nail_care: Fancy Separator.
:computer_mouse: Mouse-Click.
:briefcase: Caching out-of-the-box.
:bar_chart: Built-in Profiler.
:peanuts: Common Items included.

:spider_web: Requirements

Neovim >= 0.7.0

:inbox_tray: Installation

Install with your preferred plugin manager. For example:

With lazy.nvim

{
  "MunifTanjim/nougat.nvim",
},

With packer.nvim

use({
  "MunifTanjim/nougat.nvim",
})

With vim-plug

Plug 'MunifTanjim/nougat.nvim'

Usage

nougat.nvim is at your disposal to build exactly what you want.

local nougat = require("nougat")

`set_statusline`

Signature: (bar: NougatBar | nougatbarselector, opts?: { filetype?: string }) -> nil

bar can be a NougatBar instance:

local stl = Bar("statusline")
nougat.set_statusline(stl)

Or a nougatbarselector function (ctx: nougatcoreexpression_context) -> NougatBar.

local stl = Bar("statusline")
local stl_inactive = Bar("statusline")
-- use separate statusline focused/unfocused window nougat.set_statusline(function(ctx)   return ctx.isfocused and stl or stlinactive end)

opts is a table with the shape { filetype?: string }.

If filetype is given, the bar will only be used for that filetype.

local stl_fugitive = Bar("statusline")
local stl_help = Bar("statusline")
-- set filetype specific statusline for ft, stl_ft in pairs({   fugitive = stl_fugitive,   help = stl_help, }) do   nougat.setstatusline(stlft, { filetype = ft }) end