nvim/after/plugin/statusline.lua

local conditions = require("heirline.conditions")
local utils = require("heirline.utils")

local colors = {
    bright_bg = utils.get_highlight("Folded").bg,
    bright_fg = utils.get_highlight("Folded").fg,
    dark_bg = "#0c0c0c",
    red = utils.get_highlight("DiagnosticError").fg,
    dark_red = utils.get_highlight("DiffDelete").bg,
    green = utils.get_highlight("String").fg,
    blue = utils.get_highlight("Function").fg,
    gray = utils.get_highlight("NonText").fg,
    orange = utils.get_highlight("Constant").fg,
    purple = utils.get_highlight("Statement").fg,
    cyan = utils.get_highlight("Special").fg,
    diag_warn = utils.get_highlight("DiagnosticWarn").fg,
    diag_error = utils.get_highlight("DiagnosticError").fg,
    diag_hint = utils.get_highlight("DiagnosticHint").fg,
    diag_info = utils.get_highlight("DiagnosticInfo").fg,
    git_del = utils.get_highlight("DiffRemoved").fg,
    git_add = utils.get_highlight("DiffAdd").fg,
    git_change = utils.get_highlight("DiffChanged").fg,
}

require("heirline").load_colors(colors)

local ViMode = {
    -- get vim current mode, this information will be required by the provider
    -- and the highlight functions, so we compute it only once per component
    -- evaluation and store it as a component attribute
    init = function(self)
        self.mode = vim.fn.mode(1) -- :h mode()
    end,
    -- Now we define some dictionaries to map the output of mode() to the
    -- corresponding string and color. We can put these into `static` to compute
    -- them at initialisation time.
    static = {
        mode_names = { -- change the strings if you like it vvvvverbose!
            n = "N",
            no = "N?",
            nov = "N?",
            noV = "N?",
            ["no\22"] = "N?",
            niI = "Ni",
            niR = "Nr",
            niV = "Nv",
            nt = "Nt",
            v = "V",
            vs = "Vs",
            V = "V_",
            Vs = "Vs",
            ["\22"] = "^V",
            ["\22s"] = "^V",
            s = "S",
            S = "S_",
            ["\19"] = "^S",
            i = "I",
            ic = "Ic",
            ix = "Ix",
            R = "R",
            Rc = "Rc",
            Rx = "Rx",
            Rv = "Rv",
            Rvc = "Rv",
            Rvx = "Rv",
            c = "C",
            cv = "Ex",
            r = "...",
            rm = "M",
            ["r?"] = "?",
            ["!"] = "!",
            t = "T",
        },
        mode_colors = {
            n = "red" ,
            i = "green",
            v = "cyan",
            V =  "cyan",
            ["\22"] =  "cyan",
            c =  "orange",
            s =  "purple",
            S =  "purple",
            ["\19"] =  "purple",
            R =  "orange",
            r =  "orange",
            ["!"] =  "red",
            t =  "red",
        }
    },
    -- We can now access the value of mode() that, by now, would have been
    -- computed by `init()` and use it to index our strings dictionary.
    -- note how `static` fields become just regular attributes once the
    -- component is instantiated.
    -- To be extra meticulous, we can also add some vim statusline syntax to
    -- control the padding and make sure our string is always at least 2
    -- characters long. Plus a nice Icon.
    provider = function(self)
        --return "  %2("..self.mode_names[self.mode].."%)"
        return "%2("..self.mode_names[self.mode].."%)"
    end,
    -- Same goes for the highlight. Now the foreground will change according to the current mode.
    hl = function(self)
        local mode = self.mode:sub(1, 1) -- get only the first mode character
        return { fg = self.mode_colors[mode], bold = true, }
    end,
    -- Re-evaluate the component only on ModeChanged event!
    -- Also allorws the statusline to be re-evaluated when entering operator-pending mode
    update = {
        "ModeChanged",
        pattern = "*:*",
        callback = vim.schedule_wrap(function()
            vim.cmd("redrawstatus")
        end),
    },
}

ViMode = utils.surround({ "", "" }, "dark_bg", { ViMode})

local FileNameBlock = {
    -- let's first set up some attributes needed by this component and it's children
    init = function(self)
        self.filename = vim.api.nvim_buf_get_name(0)
    end,
}
-- We can now define some children separately and add them later

local FileIcon = {
    init = function(self)
        local filename = self.filename
        local extension = vim.fn.fnamemodify(filename, ":e")
        self.icon, self.icon_color = require("nvim-web-devicons").get_icon_color(filename, extension, { default = true })
    end,
    provider = function(self)
        return self.icon and (self.icon .. " ")
    end,
    hl = function(self)
        return { fg = self.icon_color }
    end
}

local FileName = {
    provider = function(self)
        -- first, trim the pattern relative to the current directory. For other
        -- options, see :h filename-modifers
        local filename = vim.fn.fnamemodify(self.filename, ":.")
        if filename == "" then return "[No Name]" end
        -- now, if the filename would occupy more than 1/4th of the available
        -- space, we trim the file path to its initials
        -- See Flexible Components section below for dynamic truncation
        if not conditions.width_percent_below(#filename, 0.25) then
            filename = vim.fn.pathshorten(filename)
        end
        return filename
    end,
    hl = { fg = utils.get_highlight("Directory").fg },
}

local FileFlags = {
    {
        condition = function()
            return vim.bo.modified
        end,
        provider = "[+]",
        hl = { fg = "green" },
    },
    {
        condition = function()
            return not vim.bo.modifiable or vim.bo.readonly
        end,
        provider = "",
        hl = { fg = "orange" },
    },
}

-- Now, let's say that we want the filename color to change if the buffer is
-- modified. Of course, we could do that directly using the FileName.hl field,
-- but we'll see how easy it is to alter existing components using a "modifier"
-- component

local FileNameModifer = {
    hl = function()
        if vim.bo.modified then
            -- use `force` because we need to override the child's hl foreground
            return { fg = "cyan", bold = true, force=true }
        end
    end,
}

-- let's add the children to our FileNameBlock component
FileNameBlock = utils.insert(FileNameBlock,
    FileIcon,
    utils.insert(FileNameModifer, FileName), -- a new table where FileName is a child of FileNameModifier
    FileFlags,
    { provider = '%<'} -- this means that the statusline is cut here when there's not enough space
)



local FileSize = {
    provider = function()
        -- stackoverflow, compute human readable file size
        local suffix = { 'b', 'k', 'M', 'G', 'T', 'P', 'E' }
        local fsize = vim.fn.getfsize(vim.api.nvim_buf_get_name(0))
        fsize = (fsize < 0 and 0) or fsize
        if fsize < 1024 then
            return fsize..suffix[1]
        end
        local i = math.floor((math.log(fsize) / math.log(1024)))
        return string.format("%.2g%s", fsize / math.pow(1024, i), suffix[i + 1])
    end
}

local FileLastModified = {
    -- did you know? Vim is full of functions!
    provider = function()
        local ftime = vim.fn.getftime(vim.api.nvim_buf_get_name(0))
        return (ftime > 0) and os.date("%c", ftime)
    end
}

FileNameBlock = utils.surround({ "", "" }, "dark_bg", FileNameBlock)

-- We're getting minimalists here!
local Ruler = {
    -- %l = current line number
    -- %L = number of lines in the buffer
    -- %c = column number
    -- %P = percentage through file of displayed window
    provider = "%7(%l/%3L%):%2c %P",
}
Ruler = utils.surround({ "", "" }, "dark_bg", Ruler)

-- I take no credits for this! :lion:
local ScrollBar ={
    static = {
        sbar = { '▁', '▂', '▃', '▄', '▅', '▆', '▇', '█' }
        -- Another variant, because the more choice the better.
        -- sbar = { '🭶', '🭷', '🭸', '🭹', '🭺', '🭻' }
    },
    provider = function(self)
        local curr_line = vim.api.nvim_win_get_cursor(0)[1]
        local lines = vim.api.nvim_buf_line_count(0)
        local i = math.floor((curr_line - 1) / lines * #self.sbar) + 1
        return string.rep(self.sbar[i], 2)
    end,
    hl = { fg = "blue", bg = "dark_bg" },
}

local LSPActive = {
    condition = conditions.lsp_attached,
    update = {'LspAttach', 'LspDetach'},

    -- You can keep it simple,
    -- provider = " [LSP]",

    -- Or complicate things a bit and get the servers names
    provider  = function()
        local names = {}
        for i, server in pairs(vim.lsp.get_active_clients({ bufnr = 0 })) do
            table.insert(names, server.name)
        end
        return " [" .. table.concat(names, " ") .. "]"
    end,
    hl = { fg = "green", bold = true },
}

LSPActive = utils.surround({ "", "" }, "dark_bg", LSPActive)

-- Full nerd (with icon colors and clickable elements)!
-- works in multi window, but does not support flexible components (yet ...)
local Navic = {
    condition = function() return require("nvim-navic").is_available() end,
    static = {
        -- create a type highlight map
        type_hl = {
            File = "Directory",
            Module = "@include",
            Namespace = "@namespace",
            Package = "@include",
            Class = "@structure",
            Method = "@method",
            Property = "@property",
            Field = "@field",
            Constructor = "@constructor",
            Enum = "@field",
            Interface = "@type",
            Function = "@function",
            Variable = "@variable",
            Constant = "@constant",
            String = "@string",
            Number = "@number",
            Boolean = "@boolean",
            Array = "@field",
            Object = "@type",
            Key = "@keyword",
            Null = "@comment",
            EnumMember = "@field",
            Struct = "@structure",
            Event = "@keyword",
            Operator = "@operator",
            TypeParameter = "@type",
        },
        -- bit operation dark magic, see below...
        enc = function(line, col, winnr)
            return bit.bor(bit.lshift(line, 16), bit.lshift(col, 6), winnr)
        end,
        -- line: 16 bit (65535); col: 10 bit (1023); winnr: 6 bit (63)
        dec = function(c)
            local line = bit.rshift(c, 16)
            local col = bit.band(bit.rshift(c, 6), 1023)
            local winnr = bit.band(c,  63)
            return line, col, winnr
        end
    },
    init = function(self)
        local data = require("nvim-navic").get_data() or {}
        local children = {}
        -- create a child for each level
        for i, d in ipairs(data) do
            -- encode line and column numbers into a single integer
            local pos = self.enc(d.scope.start.line, d.scope.start.character, self.winnr)
            local child = {
                {
                    provider = d.icon,
                    hl = self.type_hl[d.type],
                },
                {
                    -- escape `%`s (elixir) and buggy default separators
                    provider = d.name:gsub("%%", "%%%%"):gsub("%s*->%s*", ''),
                    -- highlight icon only or location name as well
                    -- hl = self.type_hl[d.type],

                    on_click = {
                        -- pass the encoded position through minwid
                        minwid = pos,
                        callback = function(_, minwid)
                            -- decode
                            local line, col, winnr = self.dec(minwid)
                            vim.api.nvim_win_set_cursor(vim.fn.win_getid(winnr), {line, col})
                        end,
                        name = "heirline_navic",
                    },
                },
            }
            -- add a separator only if needed
            if #data > 1 and i < #data then
                table.insert(child, {
                    provider = " > ",
                    hl = { fg = 'bright_fg' },
                })
            end
            table.insert(children, child)
        end
        -- instantiate the new child, overwriting the previous one
        self.child = self:new(children, 1)
    end,
    -- evaluate the children containing navic components
    provider = function(self)
        return self.child:eval()
    end,
    hl = { fg = "gray" },
    update = 'CursorMoved'
}

-- local Diagnostics = {
--
--     condition = conditions.has_diagnostics,
--
--     static = {
--         error_icon = vim.fn.sign_getdefined("DiagnosticSignError")[1].text,
--         warn_icon = vim.fn.sign_getdefined("DiagnosticSignWarn")[1].text,
--         info_icon = vim.fn.sign_getdefined("DiagnosticSignInfo")[1].text,
--         hint_icon = vim.fn.sign_getdefined("DiagnosticSignHint")[1].text,
--     },
--
--     init = function(self)
--         self.errors = #vim.diagnostic.get(0, { severity = vim.diagnostic.severity.ERROR })
--         self.warnings = #vim.diagnostic.get(0, { severity = vim.diagnostic.severity.WARN })
--         self.hints = #vim.diagnostic.get(0, { severity = vim.diagnostic.severity.HINT })
--         self.info = #vim.diagnostic.get(0, { severity = vim.diagnostic.severity.INFO })
--     end,
--
--     update = { "DiagnosticChanged", "BufEnter" },
--
--     {
--         provider = function(self)
--             -- 0 is just another output, we can decide to print it or not!
--             return self.errors > 0 and (self.error_icon .. self.errors .. " ")
--         end,
--         hl = { fg = "diag_error" },
--     },
--     {
--         provider = function(self)
--             return self.warnings > 0 and (self.warn_icon .. self.warnings .. " ")
--         end,
--         hl = { fg = "diag_warn" },
--     },
--     {
--         provider = function(self)
--             return self.info > 0 and (self.info_icon .. self.info .. " ")
--         end,
--         hl = { fg = "diag_info" },
--     },
--     {
--         provider = function(self)
--             return self.hints > 0 and (self.hint_icon .. self.hints)
--         end,
--         hl = { fg = "diag_hint" },
--     },
-- }

local Git = {
    condition = conditions.is_git_repo,

    init = function(self)
        self.status_dict = vim.b.gitsigns_status_dict
        self.has_changes = self.status_dict.added ~= 0 or self.status_dict.removed ~= 0 or self.status_dict.changed ~= 0
    end,

    hl = { fg = "orange" },


    {   -- git branch name
        provider = function(self)
            return " " .. self.status_dict.head
        end,
        hl = { bold = true }
    },
    -- You could handle delimiters, icons and counts similar to Diagnostics
    {
        condition = function(self)
            return self.has_changes
        end,
        provider = "("
    },
    {
        provider = function(self)
            local count = self.status_dict.added or 0
            return count > 0 and ("+" .. count)
        end,
        hl = { fg = "green" },
    },
    {
        provider = function(self)
            local count = self.status_dict.removed or 0
            return count > 0 and ("-" .. count)
        end,
        hl = { fg = "red" },
    },
    {
        provider = function(self)
            local count = self.status_dict.changed or 0
            return count > 0 and ("~" .. count)
        end,
        hl = { fg = "blue" },
    },
    {
        condition = function(self)
            return self.has_changes
        end,
        provider = ")",
    },
}

local DAPMessages = {
    condition = function()
        local session = require("dap").session()
        return session ~= nil
    end,
    provider = function()
        return " " .. require("dap").status()
    end,
    hl = "Debug"
    -- see Click-it! section for clickable actions
}


local WorkDir = {
    provider = function()
        local icon = (vim.fn.haslocaldir(0) == 1 and "l" or "g") .. " " .. " "
        local cwd = vim.fn.getcwd(0)
        cwd = vim.fn.fnamemodify(cwd, ":~")
        if not conditions.width_percent_below(#cwd, 0.25) then
            cwd = vim.fn.pathshorten(cwd)
        end
        local trail = cwd:sub(-1) == '/' and '' or "/"
        return icon .. cwd  .. trail
    end,
    hl = { fg = "blue", bold = true },
}

local TerminalName = {
    -- we could add a condition to check that buftype == 'terminal'
    -- or we could do that later (see #conditional-statuslines below)
    provider = function()
        local tname, _ = vim.api.nvim_buf_get_name(0):gsub(".*:", "")
        return " " .. tname
    end,
    hl = { fg = "blue", bold = true },
}

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local TablineBufnr = {
    provider = function(self)
        return tostring(self.bufnr) .. ". "
    end,
    hl = "Comment",
}

-- we redefine the filename component, as we probably only want the tail and not the relative path
local TablineFileName = {
    provider = function(self)
        -- self.filename will be defined later, just keep looking at the example!
        local filename = self.filename
        filename = filename == "" and "[No Name]" or vim.fn.fnamemodify(filename, ":t")
        return filename
    end,
    hl = function(self)
        return { bold = self.is_active or self.is_visible, italic = true }
    end,
}

-- this looks exactly like the FileFlags component that we saw in
-- #crash-course-part-ii-filename-and-friends, but we are indexing the bufnr explicitly
-- also, we are adding a nice icon for terminal buffers.
local TablineFileFlags = {
    {
        condition = function(self)
            return vim.api.nvim_buf_get_option(self.bufnr, "modified")
        end,
        provider = "[+]",
        hl = { fg = "green" },
    },
    {
        condition = function(self)
            return not vim.api.nvim_buf_get_option(self.bufnr, "modifiable")
                or vim.api.nvim_buf_get_option(self.bufnr, "readonly")
        end,
        provider = function(self)
            if vim.api.nvim_buf_get_option(self.bufnr, "buftype") == "terminal" then
                return "  "
            else
                return ""
            end
        end,
        hl = { fg = "orange" },
    },
}

-- Here the filename block finally comes together
local TablineFileNameBlock = {
    init = function(self)
        self.filename = vim.api.nvim_buf_get_name(self.bufnr)
    end,
    hl = function(self)
        if self.is_active then
            return "TabLineSel"
        -- why not?
        -- elseif not vim.api.nvim_buf_is_loaded(self.bufnr) then
        --     return { fg = "gray" }
        else
            return "TabLine"
        end
    end,
    on_click = {
        callback = function(_, minwid, _, button)
            if (button == "m") then -- close on mouse middle click
                vim.schedule(function()
                    vim.api.nvim_buf_delete(minwid, { force = false })
                end)
            else
                vim.api.nvim_win_set_buf(0, minwid)
            end
        end,
        minwid = function(self)
            return self.bufnr
        end,
        name = "heirline_tabline_buffer_callback",
    },
    TablineBufnr,
    FileIcon, -- turns out the version defined in #crash-course-part-ii-filename-and-friends can be reutilized as is here!
    TablineFileName,
    TablineFileFlags,
}

-- a nice "x" button to close the buffer
local TablineCloseButton = {
    condition = function(self)
        return not vim.api.nvim_buf_get_option(self.bufnr, "modified")
    end,
    { provider = " " },
    {
        provider = "",
        hl = { fg = "gray" },
        on_click = {
            callback = function(_, minwid)
                vim.schedule(function()
                    vim.api.nvim_buf_delete(minwid, { force = false })
                end)
                vim.cmd.redrawtabline()
            end,
            minwid = function(self)
                return self.bufnr
            end,
            name = "heirline_tabline_close_buffer_callback",
        },
    },
}

-- The final touch!
local TablineBufferBlock = utils.surround({ "", "" }, function(self)
    if self.is_active then
        return utils.get_highlight("TabLineSel").bg
    else
        return utils.get_highlight("TabLine").bg
    end
end, { TablineFileNameBlock, TablineCloseButton })

-- and here we go
local BufferLine = utils.make_buflist(
    TablineBufferBlock,
    { provider = "", hl = { fg = "gray" } }, -- left truncation, optional (defaults to "<")
    { provider = "", hl = { fg = "gray" } } -- right trunctation, also optional (defaults to ...... yep, ">")
    -- by the way, open a lot of buffers and try clicking them ;)
)

local Tabpage = {
    provider = function(self)
        return "%" .. self.tabnr .. "T " .. self.tabpage .. " %T"
    end,
    hl = function(self)
        if not self.is_active then
            return "TabLine"
        else
            return "TabLineSel"
        end
    end,
}

local TabpageClose = {
    provider = "%999X  %X",
    hl = "TabLine",
}

local TabPages = {
    -- only show this component if there's 2 or more tabpages
    condition = function()
        return #vim.api.nvim_list_tabpages() >= 2
    end,
    { provider = "%=" },
    utils.make_tablist(Tabpage),
    TabpageClose,
}

local TabLineOffset = {
    condition = function(self)
        local win = vim.api.nvim_tabpage_list_wins(0)[1]
        local bufnr = vim.api.nvim_win_get_buf(win)
        self.winid = win

        if vim.bo[bufnr].filetype == "NvimTree" then
            self.title = "NvimTree"
            return true
        elseif vim.bo[bufnr].filetype == "neo-tree" then
            self.title = "NeoTree"
            return true
        elseif vim.bo[bufnr].filetype == "nerdtree" then
            self.title = "NerdTree"
            return true
        end
        -- elseif vim.bo[bufnr].filetype == "TagBar" then
        --     ...
    end,

    provider = function(self)
        local title = self.title
        local width = vim.api.nvim_win_get_width(self.winid)
        local pad = math.ceil((width - #title) / 2)
        return string.rep(" ", pad) .. title .. string.rep(" ", pad)
    end,

    hl = function(self)
        if vim.api.nvim_get_current_win() == self.winid then
            return "TablineSel"
        else
            return "Tabline"
        end
    end,
}

local Align = { provider = "%=" }
local Space = { provider = " " }

local StatusLine = {
    ViMode, Space, FileNameBlock, Space, Git, Space, Align,
    DAPMessages, Align,
    LSPActive, Space, Ruler
}

local WinBar = {
    utils.surround({"", ""}, "#000000", Navic)
}

local TabBar = {
    TabLineOffset, BufferLine, TabPages,
}

require("heirline").setup({
    statusline = StatusLine,
    tabline = TabBar,
    winbar = WinBar,
    opts = {
        disable_winbar_cb = function(args)
            local buf = args.buf
            local buftype = vim.tbl_contains({ "prompt", "nofile", "help", "quickfix" }, vim.bo[buf].buftype)
            local filetype = vim.tbl_contains({ "gitcommit", "fugitive", "Trouble", "packer", "neo-tree", "nerdtree", "NvimTree" }, vim.bo[buf].filetype)
            return buftype or filetype
        end,
    }
})

vim.o.showtabline = 2
vim.o.laststatus = 3

-- require("lualine").setup {
--     options = {
--       icons_enabled = true,
--       theme = "auto",
--       component_separators = { left = "", right = ""},
--       section_separators = { left = "", right = ""},
--       disabled_filetypes = {
--         statusline = {},
--         winbar = {},
--       },
--       ignore_focus = {},
--       always_divide_middle = true,
--       globalstatus = false,
--       refresh = {
--         statusline = 1000,
--         tabline = 1000,
--         winbar = 1000,
--       }
--     },
--     sections = {
--       lualine_a = {"mode"},
--       lualine_b = {"diff"},
--       lualine_c = {"branch"},
--       lualine_x = {"location"},
--       lualine_y = {"progress"},
--       lualine_z = {"filename"}
--     },
--     inactive_sections = {
--       lualine_a = {},
--       lualine_b = {},
--       lualine_c = {"filename"},
--       lualine_x = {"location"},
--       lualine_y = {},
--       lualine_z = {}
--     },
--     tabline = {},
--     winbar = {},
--     inactive_winbar = {},
--     extensions = {}
--   }