Disable Feline on certain filetypes/buftypes/bufnames

[d-miketa]

Some buffers really don't need a status line (e.g. NvimTree). It'd be a useful complement to force_inactive to be able to specify buffers for which the whole statusline is completely hidden.

[famiu]

I'm wondering if it should just return an empty string (which just makes Vim show an empty rectangle instead of the statusline) if it's disabled or actually show a thin line with the same highlight as VertSplit (same as what's shown in https://github.com/famiu/feline.nvim#disable-inactive-statusline)

[d-miketa]

Enable both and add a toggle, or alternatively allow users to modify its look? Is it possible to remove it completely, i.e. give the line over to the buffer within the window?

[famiu]

Enable both and add a toggle

That's a lot more hassle than it's worth. Returning an empty string seems like the best way to go, but that just makes the whole thing look ugly.

or alternatively allow users to modify its look?

That's not something that's up to Feline to do, though

Is it possible to remove it completely, i.e. give the line over to the buffer within the window?

Nope

[famiu]

I just added a way to disable statusline completely. Tell me if that fulfills your needs

[famiu]

Closing this issue due to inactivity

[n-p-e]

Hi, it looks like that currently what disable does is turning off all the statuslines at once if there are windows in vertical split. e.g. If I have NvimTree (disabled) on the left and a normal buffer on the right, the entire statusline becomes blank if NvimTree is focused. And when the normal buffer is active, all the statuslines are displayed again.

It would be more helpful if it the disable option works buffer-wise.

[famiu]

Does the latest commit fix your issues?

[d-miketa]

Sorry for previous inactivity. I had the same issue as @jakelinnzy and the latest commit fixed it. Thank you for adding this functionality. :)