ojroques / nvim-hardline

A simple Neovim statusline

nvim-hardline

A statusline / bufferline for Neovim written in Lua. It is inspired by vim-airline but aims to be as light and simple as possible.

Note: I won't add new features/parts/themes if I don't need them. Feel free to submit PRs or fork the plugin though.

Installation

With packer.nvim:

use {'ojroques/nvim-hardline'}

With paq-nvim:

paq {'ojroques/nvim-hardline'}

With lazy.nvim:

-- init.lua:
{'ojroques/nvim-hardline'},

-- plugins/hardline.lua:
return {
'ojroques/nvim-hardline',
}

Usage

In your init.lua:

require('hardline').setup {}

If you're using a .vimrc or init.vim:

lua require('hardline').setup {}

Configuration

You can pass options to the setup() function. Here are all available options with their default settings:

require('hardline').setup {
  bufferline = false,  -- disable bufferline
  bufferline_settings = {
    exclude_terminal = false,  -- don't show terminal buffers in bufferline
    show_index = false,        -- show buffer indexes (not the actual buffer numbers) in bufferline
  },
  theme = 'default',   -- change theme
  sections = {         -- define sections
    {class = 'mode', item = require('hardline.parts.mode').get_item},
    {class = 'high', item = require('hardline.parts.git').get_item, hide = 100},
    {class = 'med', item = require('hardline.parts.filename').get_item},
    '%<',
    {class = 'med', item = '%='},
    {class = 'low', item = require('hardline.parts.wordcount').get_item, hide = 100},
    {class = 'error', item = require('hardline.parts.lsp').get_error},
    {class = 'warning', item = require('hardline.parts.lsp').get_warning},
    {class = 'warning', item = require('hardline.parts.whitespace').get_item},
    {class = 'high', item = require('hardline.parts.filetype').get_item, hide = 60},
    {class = 'mode', item = require('hardline.parts.line').get_item},
  },
}

You can define your own sections using the sections list. Each element of that list is a table with the following attributes:

• class: the section colorscheme. The following classes are currently available:
  • mode: change color based on the current mode.
  • low, med, high: colors for different levels of importance.
  • bufferline: colors for the bufferline.
  • error, warning: colors for the diagnostics of Neovim built-in LSP client.
• item: the actual text being displayed. Must be a string or a function returning a string.
• hide: threshold (in number of characters) below which the section will be hidden.

Available section parts

Part	Description
cwd	Current working directory
filename	Filename and file status (readonly, modified, ...)
filetype	Filetype
git	Git hunks (requires vim-gitgutter / vim-signify / gitsigns.nvim) and Git branch (requires vim-fugitive / gina.vim / vim-branchname / gitsigns.nvim)
line	Line and column positions
lsp	Diagnostics from Neovim LSP client
mode	Current mode
treesitter-context	Current treesitter node (requires nvim-gps)
whitespace	Trailing whitespaces, mixed indent and Git conflict markers warnings
wordcount	Current word count (enabled only for some filetypes)

License

LICENSE

nvim-hardline's Issues

`vim.lsp.diagnostic.get_count()` is deprecated in nvim v0.6.0+

Starting from nvim version 0.6.0, vim.lsp.diagnostic.get_count() is deprecated. This can be fixed by the following changes to ./lua/hardline/parts/lsp.lua:

diff --git a/lua/hardline/parts/lsp.lua b/lua/hardline/parts/lsp.lua
index 923f163..04d553b 100644
--- a/lua/hardline/parts/lsp.lua
+++ b/lua/hardline/parts/lsp.lua
@@ -2,7 +2,8 @@ local lsp = vim.lsp
 local fmt = string.format
 
 local function get_diagnostic(prefix, severity)
-  local count = lsp.diagnostic.get_count(0, severity)
+  local count = #vim.diagnostic.get(0, {severity=severity})
   if count < 1 then
     return ''
   end
@@ -10,11 +11,11 @@ local function get_diagnostic(prefix, severity)
 end
 
 local function get_error()
-  return get_diagnostic('E', 'Error')
+  return get_diagnostic('E', vim.diagnostic.severity.ERROR)
 end
 
 local function get_warning()
-  return get_diagnostic('W', 'Warning')
+  return get_diagnostic('W', vim.diagnostic.severity.WARN)
 end
 
 return {

I didn't create a PR because I don't know if 1) you want to prepare it for v0.6.0 because you stated it's for you own use in the README, and 2) if the fix is welcome, how you want implement it to work on both v0.5 and v0.6.

Let me know if you want to create a PR for this!

Is it possible to show only line values and skip column values ?

Thanks a lot for hardline. It's the only lua statusline-plugin that worked for me out of the box 😅
Is it possible to only show line numbers and not row number ?
Is it possible to remove the dots as well ?

Custom seperators?

For example powerline seperators or semi circle seperators

Empty statusline aftering using nvim-hardline

Hi, nvim-hardline authors

I'm new to neovim, need a statueline plugin, nvim-hardline's screenshot is what I expected. I followed the steps in the readme, however, my neovim just give empty statusline. Can you please help figure out why and how to resolve this?

My init.lua is:

local fn = vim.fn
local install_path = fn.stdpath('data') .. '/site/pack/paqs/start/paq-nvim'
if fn.empty(fn.glob(install_path)) > 0 then
    fn.system({'git', 'clone', '--depth=1', 'https://github.com/savq/paq-nvim.git', install_path})
end

require 'paq' {
  {'savq/paq-nvim'},                  
  {'Mofiqul/vscode.nvim'},
  {'ojroques/nvim-hardline'},     
}

require('hardline').setup {}

I've executed :PaqInstall, and there is nvim-hardline repo cloned in my local cache directories. The statusline is always empty.

git information is only available on single buffer

Hello,
I've enabled the git option and it works fine when I'm working with single buffer, but when I work with splits I don't see the git information on the status bar.

Is this the expected behaviour or am I missing something?

this is my hardline config

require('hardline').setup {
  bufferline = false,
  bufferline_settings = {
    exclude_terminal = false,
    show_index = false,
  },
  theme = 'dracula',
  sections = {
    {class = 'mode', item = require('hardline.parts.mode').get_item},
    {class = 'high', item = require('hardline.parts.git').get_item, hide = 100},
    {class = 'med', item = require('hardline.parts.filename').get_item},
    '%<',
    {class = 'med', item = '%='},
    {class = 'error', item = require('hardline.parts.lsp').get_error},
    {class = 'warning', item = require('hardline.parts.lsp').get_warning},
    {class = 'warning', item = require('hardline.parts.whitespace').get_item},
    {class = 'high', item = require('hardline.parts.filetype').get_item, hide = 60},
    {class = 'mode', item = require('hardline.parts.line').get_item},
  },
}

Colors are not working

I see no colors in the status bar. Everything strays grey. Any idea of what could be the cause?

Running :highlight shows no hardline specific highlight group.

I am using the defautl configuration shown in the README.md

The filename directory level is too long

hi，The filename directory level is too long . how to setting ignore this

[Question] Custom themes

I'm hoping to implement my own theme, by customising the default one.

Is it at all possible to have custom configuration, and to source it via the options? For example:

require('hardline').setup {
  theme = './custom-default.lua'
}

Loving this plugin by the way!

how can I display the lsp comption on command-line?

I do not want it auto show lsp comption status in command-line. How can I display it?

It shows the same information for the inactive window (split) as the active one