urso / diagflow.nvim

LSP diagnostics in virtual text at the top right of your screen

diagflow.nvim

diagflow.nvim is a Neovim plugin that provides a neat and distraction-free way to display LSP diagnostics. It shows diagnostics in virtual text at the top-right corner of your screen, only when the cursor is positioned over the problematic code or across an entire line, according to your preference. This provides a clean and focused coding environment. This approach to diagnostics management is inspired by the Helix editor.

Example

1. Opening a file with multiple diagnostics but no issues under the cursor:

2. An error under the cursor:

3. A hint under the cursor:

Installation

To install diagflow.nvim, use your preferred Neovim package manager. If you're using packer.nvim, add the following line to your plugin list:

-- Packer
use {'dgagn/diagflow.nvim'}

If you're using lazy.nvim, add the following line to your plugin list:

-- Lazy
{
    'dgagn/diagflow.nvim',
    opts = {}
}

Configuration

Note if you are using the opts with lazy.nvim, you don't need to run the setup, it does it for you.

The scope option determines the context of diagnostics display: 'cursor' (default) shows diagnostics only under the cursor, while 'line' shows diagnostics for the entire line where the cursor is positioned.

require('diagflow').setup({
    enable = true,
    max_width = 60,  -- The maximum width of the diagnostic messages
    severity_colors = {  -- The highlight groups to use for each diagnostic severity level
        error = "DiagnosticFloatingError",
        warning = "DiagnosticFloatingWarn",
        info = "DiagnosticFloatingInfo",
        hint = "DiagnosticFloatingHint",
    },
    gap_size = 1,
    scope = 'cursor', -- 'cursor', 'line'
    padding_top = 0
})

Or simply use the default configuration:

require('diagflow').setup()

FAQ

1. How do I change the colors of the virtual text?

You can set up custom colors by changing the highlight group in the configuration. For instance, in the default configuration, :hi Hint determines the color of the hints. You can change the hint color to blue with :hi Hint guifg=blue.