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Barow

A minimalist statusline for n/vim.

install

If you use a plugin manager, follow the traditional way.

For example with vim-plug add this in .vimrc/init.vim:

Plug 'doums/barow'

Then run in vim:

:source $MYVIMRC
:PlugInstall

If you use vim's native package :h packages.

usage

All settings are optional. The default configuration is as follows:

" in .vimrc/init.vim

let g:barow = {
      \  'modes': {
      \    'normal': [' ', 'BarowNormal'],
      \    'insert': ['i', 'BarowInsert'],
      \    'replace': ['r', 'BarowReplace'],
      \    'visual': ['v', 'BarowVisual'],
      \    'v-line': ['l', 'BarowVisual'],
      \    'v-block': ['b', 'BarowVisual'],
      \    'select': ['s', 'BarowVisual'],
      \    'command': ['c', 'BarowCommand'],
      \    'shell-ex': ['!', 'BarowCommand'],
      \    'terminal': ['t', 'BarowTerminal'],
      \    'prompt': ['p', 'BarowNormal'],
      \    'inactive': [' ', 'BarowModeNC']
      \  },
      \  'statusline': ['Barow', 'BarowNC'],
      \  'tabline': ['BarowTab', 'BarowTabSel', 'BarowTabFill'],
      \  'buf_name': {
      \    'empty': '',
      \    'hi': ['BarowBufName', 'BarowBufNameNC']
      \  },
      \  'read_only': {
      \    'value': 'ro',
      \    'hi': ['BarowRO', 'BarowRONC']
      \  },
      \  'buf_changed': {
      \    'value': '*',
      \    'hi': ['BarowChange', 'BarowChangeNC']
      \  },
      \  'tab_changed': {
      \    'value': '*',
      \    'hi': ['BarowTChange', 'BarowTChangeNC']
      \  },
      \  'line_percent': {
      \    'hi': ['BarowLPercent', 'BarowLPercentNC']
      \  },
      \  'row_col': {
      \    'hi': ['BarowRowCol', 'BarowRowColNC']
      \  },
      \  'modules': []
      \}

You can customize any of these values.
For any value you want to customize provide a value with the same data structure. Otherwise barow will throw an error and exit.

For modes, buf_changed and tab_changed the text length is intentionally set to one character max.

The strings that start with Barow* are highlight groups. To change the colors you can give your own groups. Use barow#hi function to define your own groups.
All hi keys and statusline key expect a list of two hi groups. First is for the statusline of the current window, second for statusline in other window.

modules

You can add additional modules to your bar in a simple way.
Available modules:

• barowLSP, display LSP diagnostics count and status
• barowGit, display git current branch

" .vimrc/init.vim
" ...

Plug 'doums/barow'
Plug 'doums/barowGit'
Plug 'doums/barowLSP'
" ...

let g:barow = {
" ...
      \  'modules': [
      \    [ 'barowGit#branch', 'BarowHint' ],
      \    [ 'barowLSP#error', 'BarowError' ],
      \    [ 'barowLSP#warning', 'BarowWarning' ],
      \    [ 'barowLSP#info', 'BarowInfo' ],
      \    [ 'barowLSP#hint', 'BarowHint' ],
      \    [ 'barowLSP#coc_status', 'StatusLine' ],
      \    [ 'barowLSP#ale_status', 'StatusLine' ]
      \  ]
      \}

Each module is a list of two items. The first one is the function to call to get the output of the module. The second is the highlight group.
Module outputs will only appear in the statusbar of the current window.

You can define your own module. To update the statusline call barow#update function.

barow#hi

You can use barow#hi function to create your own highlight groups.

" arguments:   group_name,     fg_color,       bg_color,       style (optional)
call barow#hi('MyCustomGroup', ['#ffffff', 7], ['#000000', 0], 'bold')

For more details see :h highlight-args.

barow#update

To update the statusline call barow#update function. Useful if you write a module.

call barow#update()

color support

• Truecolor
• 256 color

license

Mozilla Public License 2.0