This plugin is being ported to lua at the 'lua' branch. This branch is frozen until porting is complete. Feel free to test the lua version and send feedback.
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This plugin is a very simple set of keybindings that try to mimic tmux on neovim.
Currently, there are no customisation and no fancy settings. I plan to have those anywhere in the future though.
Feel free to use!
Also, I'll be very glad if you could open a PR helping enhance this.
Nvimux now allows alternate tmux prefix.
By doing let g:nvimux_prefix='<C-a>' you can override the default <C-b>.
To open a terminal with <prefix>-c instead of a new, empty screen, you can let nvimux_open_term_by_default=1.
In this case, opening a blank screen moves to <prefix>-t.
Nvimux uses default neovim terminal implementation for terminal buffers (both quickterm and terminal window).
One can define a different quickterm provider via g:nvimux_quickterm_provider and different commands for
terminal creating/closing terminal buffers via g:nvimux_new_term and g:nvimux_close_term.
You can set specific values for orientation, direction and size with the variables below:
"This are the defaults
let g:nvimux_quickterm_direction = 'botright'
let g:nvimux_quickterm_orientation = 'vertical'
let g:nvimux_quickterm_size = ''If you want to override any of the predefined commands, you can define g:nvimux_override_{command} for any specified command.
For example, by default <prefix>-n will execute a gt (go to next tab), but you can define let nvimux_override_n=":term<CR>" and
<prefix>-n will now turn current window into a terminal.
This plugin is developed and maintained by Henry Kupty and it's completely free to use. The rationale behind the idea is described in this article. Consider helping by opening issues, Pull Requests or influencing your friends and colleagues to use!