nvim-statusline (0.2.0-beta)

A simple, minimalistic, easily navigated and anti-bloat buffer statusline.

Standard statusline

nvim-statusline statusline

Requirements

• Neovim 0.X
• git

If you want to set your own colors, you also need

• set termguicolors in your config

Installation

Use your favorite package manager, e.g., packer:

use {'phdah/nvim-statusline'}

and in your init.lua, put

require('nvim-statusline').setup()

Configurations

For adding configs, copy these default

require('nvim-statusline').setup({
    enable = true,         -- Enables the entire statusline
    git = true,            -- Enables the git status
    filename = true,       -- Enables showing the filename
    buffers = true,        -- Enables showing the buffers
    lines = true,          -- Enables showing line details
    keymaps = true,        -- Enables the keymaps for buffer switching
    -- Colors can be set for each object, and both foreground and background
    -- using hex colors
    colors = {
        git = {
            fg = "#D8DEE9",
            bg = "#4C566A",
        },
        filename = {
            fg = "#D8DEE9",
            bg = "#4C566A",
        },
        buffers = {
            fg = "#D8DEE9",
            bg = "#4C566A",
        },
        lines = {
            fg = "#D8DEE9",
            bg = "#4C566A",
        },
        clear = {
            fg = "#D8DEE9",
            bg = "#2E3440",
        },
    },
    -- }
})

For moving between buffers, use the default <leader>1 to jump to buffer 1 in the buffer list. For setting own keymaps, disable them in the setup(), and set them to what you want using

vim.api.nvim_set_keymap('n', '<leader><THE_BUFFER_NR>', ':Cbuffernumber <THE_BUFFER_NR><CR>')

for each buffer number.