This plugin is an extension for the feline.nvim, which
combines advantages of the templating similar to the
lualine.nvim with powerful syntax for components
description of the statusline from the feline.nvim.
Let's see how to create a simple statusline:
-- Prepare needed components --
local components = {
vi_mode = {
provider = 'vi_mode',
icon = ''
}
file_name = {
provider = function()
return vim.fn.expand('%:t')
end,
}
}
-- Describe how the statusline should look like --
local theme = {
active = {
left = {
separators = { right = '', hl = { fg = 'blue' } },
a = { hl = { bg = 'blue' } },
},
right = {
separators = { left = { '', hl = { fg = 'green' } } },
z = { hl = { bg = 'green' } },
},
},
}
-- Create your oun statusline --
require('feline-theme').setup_statusline({
active = {
left = {
a = { 'file_name' },
},
right = {
z = { 'vi_mode' },
},
},
theme = theme,
components = components
})More details about configuration you can find in the Guide.md.
This project is under development. API can be changed in non compatible way, so, it may be good idea to use a tagged version in your own configuration.
With packer.nvim:
use({
'dokwork/feline-theme',
requires = {
'kyazdani42/nvim-web-devicons',
'famiu/feline.nvim',
},
config = function()
-- setup your statusline on start:
require('feline-theme').setup_statusline(require('feline-theme.example'))
end,
})I'm glad to use the feline.nvim plugin. This is a very powerful and useful plugin for configuring the neovim statusline. But, to my taste, the final configuration usually looks a little bit cumbersome and messy. I prefer to separate an implementation of the components and their composition.