A simple satusline and tabline plugin for vim.
Left side: Mode, filename, git branch, git additions and deletions.
Right side: Word count, character count, file size (as reported by du),
spelling language, filetype, percentage through file in lines, line count/ total
line count, cursor column line.
Features:
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(Filename set dynamically) Depending on the size available in the terminal, first the full path of the file is displayed, else a shortened path is displayed, else only the basename is shown.
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(Colour indicator) Automatic mode dependent colour switching.
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(Git information) Display git branch with insertions and deletions
Features:
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(Equal spacing) Tab widths are set to equal lengths whenever a new buffer is opened.
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(Filetype indicators) When certain buffers are opened, an additional label is added to the buffer name:
[H]For help buffers[Q]For quickfix windows[New]For new buffers with no name yet
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(Display all open buffers in window) If a window has two open (visible) buffers in it, for example in a vertical split, both buffer names will be displayed. If a tab is open on two open buffers, the active buffer will be highlighted in a darker colour.
I am using Ethan Schoonover's light solarized colour scheme with a slight
modification of the base colour. This is done by setting the colours in the
terminal emulator (alacritty in my case) explicitly, and then using relative
labels in the plugin. Below are explicit RGB values in the alacritty
configuration format
colors:
primary:
background: '0xf2f1f0' # Original: 0xfdf6e3
foreground: '0x657b83'
normal:
black: '0x073642'
red: '0xd54e53'
green: '0x859900'
yellow: '0xb58900'
blue: '0x268bd2'
magenta: '0xd33682'
cyan: '0x2aa198'
white: '0xe3e3e3' # Original: 0xeee8d5
bright:
black: '0x002b36'
red: '0xdc322f'
green: '0x586e75'
yellow: '0x657b83'
blue: '0x839496'
magenta: '0x6c71c4'
cyan: '0x93a1a1'
white: '0xf2f1f0' # Original: 0xfdf6e3