A minimal and blazing fast indentline plugin by using nvim_set_decoration_provide api
- Lazy.nvim
require('lazy').setup({
'nvimdev/indentmini.nvim',
event = 'BufEnter',
config = function()
require('indentmini').setup()
end,
})- char -- string type default is
│, - exclude -- table type add exclude filetype in this table
config = function()
require("indentmini").setup({
char = "|",
exclude = {
"erlang",
"markdown",
}
})
-- Colors are applied automatically based on user-defined highlight groups.
-- There is no default value.
vim.cmd.highlight('IndentLine guifg=#123456')
end,By default, if you switch colorschemes your indent colors will be cleared out. To fix this, create an autocommand that will set them again on change. You can also set it up with different colors per-scheme if you'd like.
config = function()
-- create a function to set the colors
local setColors = function()
local hi_colors = {
'#AD7021',
'#8887C3',
'#738A05',
'#5F819D',
'#9E8FB2',
'#907AA9',
'#CDA869',
'#8F9D6A',
}
-- you could add some logic here to conditionally set the
-- highlight colors based on what scheme you're switching to.
for i, val in pairs(hi_colors) do
vim.api.nvim_set_hl(0, 'IndentLine' .. i, { fg = val })
end
end
-- set up an autocommand to set the colors when the colorscheme changes
vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd('ColorScheme', {
pattern = '*',
callback = setColors,
})
-- don't forget to call it on startup!
setColors()
require('indentmini').setup()
end,