🚀 bars.nvim

[!TIP] This repository contains guides for both creating your own bars & lines plugin & customising various bars & lines without external plugins.

Other than that, this repository acts as a working example bars & lines plugin.

A highly customisable & toggle-able bars & lines plugin for Neovim.

📖 Table of contents

• ✨ Features
• 📚 Requirements
• 📐 Installation
• 🧭 Configuration
• 🧰 Commands
• 📚 Guides

✨ Features

• Ability to toggle various bars & lines either globally or on specific window.
• Component-style configuration to keep things clean & readable.
• Per window configuration, allowing users to change how things look on each window.
• Conditional rendering to disable certain components based on conditions.
• Enable or disable various bars via :Bars.

More specific features are as follows,

🧩 Statusline

• Built-in support for showing current Git branch & diagnostics count
• Customisable ruler.
• Custom statusline for,
  • Help files
  • Quickfix

🧩 Statuscolumn

• Filtering of Signs.
• Built-in support for mixed line numbers(relative for normal lines & absolute for current line).
• Fancy virtual lines & wrapped lines indicators.

🧩 Winbar

• Built-in support for Tree-sitter node hierarchy for the current node.
• File path segments from.project root.

🧩 Tabline

• Buffer list(tab list similar to IDEs) support.
• Mouse-support.

📐 Installation

🧩 Vim-plug

Add this to your plugin list.

Plug "OXY2DEV/bars.nvim"

💤 lazy.nvim

[!NOTE] Lazy loading is NOT needed for this!

For plugins.lua users,

{
    "OXY2DEV/bars.nvim",
},

For plugins/bars.lua,

return {
    "OXY2DEV/bars.nvim",
};

🦠 mini.deps

local MiniDeps = require("mini.deps");

MiniDeps.add({
    source = "OXY2DEV/bars.nvim"
});

🌒 Rocks.nvim

[!WARNING] luarocks package may sometimes be a bit behind main.

:Rocks install bars.nvim

📥 GitHub release

Tagged releases can be found in the release page.

[!NOTE] Github releases may sometimes be slightly behind main.

🧭 Configuration

bars.nvim can be configured in 2 ways,

1. Via the setup() function.

require("bars").setup({
    global = false
});

2. Via each module's setup function.

require("bars.statusline").setup({
    ignore_filwtypes = { "help" }
});

Check the wiki to learn about all the configuration options!

🧭 Configuration

Configuration guides are available in the wiki.

• Statusline
• Statuscolumn
• Tabline
• Winbar

🧰 Commands

bars.nvim provides a single command :Bars which has sub-commands that can be used to do different things.

The sub-commands are given below,

Sub-command	Description
Disable	Used to disable statusline, statuscolumn etc. globally.
Enable	Used to enable statusline, statuscolumn etc. globally.
Start	Signals the module(s) to attach to new windows.
Stop	Stops the module(s) from attaching to nee windows.
Toggle	Used to toggle statusline, statuscolumn etc. globally.
clean	Cleans up cached values of deleted windows.
disable	Used to disable statusline, statuscolumn etc. of given window(s).
enable	Used to enable statusline, statuscolumn etc. of given window(s).
toggle	Used to toggle statusline, statuscolumn etc. of given window(s).
update	Updates the module's configuration ID of given window.

All the sub-commands support modifier to specify which modules should be affected by the command.

[!TIP] If you want to run a sub-command on the current window then you can ignore the modifier.

" Toggles all bars & lines for the current window.
:Bars toggle

Modifiers are given below,

Modifier	Description
?	Prompt which module(s) to affect.
all	Affects all modules.
statuscolumn	Self-explanatory.
statusline	Self-explanatory.
tabline	Self-explanatory.
winbar	Self-explanatory.

You can add any number of windows after the modifier to specify which windows to run the command on.

[!TIP] Cmdline completion are provided for all sub-commands/modifiers/windows!

📚 Guides

[!NOTE] These are work in progress!

• 📖 Basics
• 📖 Statusline