share your custom galaxyline

[glepnir]

Hey need some screenshots in README. You can share your custom galaxyline screenshots in here and you can add the link .

[glepnir]

[66RING]

\o/

[carlitux]

would be good to have "defaults" themes out of the box or organize in a new repository.

[glepnir]

Sounds good. The purpose of galaxyline is to allow users to freely customize any status bar they want. So I provided the highlight keyword, considering that not everyone would be willing to spend time on configure colors, maybe a default theme can be provided, but it is simple. just merge highlight of each section with default theme.

[ChristianChiarulli]

[bpingris]

The eviline with rounded sep, find it more elegant

[Iron-E]

I based my configuration off of evilline, but I streamlined a bit of the function logic for the custom providers and added the mode text back. Here's a screenshot:

Here's the code.

Edit: I updated the image to reflect some changes over the past day. It's a pretty impressive plugin! I was surprised by how well you can reorganize things in order to change the effects.

Edit 2: Updated again, added changing colors according to filetype and more adapting to short windows.

[LoydAndrew]

Evilline with coc-lsp status

Code

[AlanJui]

How can I get the Version of Python Interpreter and the name of Virtualenv like vim-airline?

[AlanJui]

Evilline with coc-lsp status

Could you please to share your code?

[LoydAndrew]

@AlanJui I've updated my comment. Maybe I should make a pull request for coc-lsp, so it work out of a box.

[richin13]

My status line using a modded version of spaceline.lua

Code

[Th3Whit3Wolf]

My statusline made to look as close as possible to spacemac's statusline

code

Edit: opening file with system shell shebang will now return the actual system shell (ex bash or dash) and if python shebang doesn't give version number then it will return python --version.

[ishan9299]

Mine slightly mixes the spaceline and eviline in your README.

EDIT:-
code

[voitd]

My variant eviline.lua

CODE

[disrupted]

my minimalist galaxyline setup.

Code

[uvicorn]

minimalist fork of Th3Whit3Wolf's variant


code

[skbolton]

I am seeing a ton of examples here where people have a mapping from a vim mode to a color. No one is handing visual block mode in the posted configs (or I don't know how to see how they are). Does anyone have any idea how to set a key that would capture visual block? Here is my current config.

      local mode_color = {
        -- normal
        n = colors.cyan,
        no = colors.cyan,
        -- selection
        s = colors.dark_yellow,
        -- insert
        i = colors.red,
        -- visual
        V = colors.yellow,
        v = colors.yellow,
        ['^V'] = colors.yellow, -- <- here is the problem child
        c = colors.purple,
        -- terminal
        t = colors.green
      }

I have tried several different values there and nothing seems to come through. If I do print(vim.fn.mode()) when I am in visual block ^V shows up in a blue color in my output. So I feel like it should work but there must be more to it.

[glepnir]

@skbolton check here
https://github.com/glepnir/galaxyline.nvim/blob/fd3f069c6fb5eabc5dbad030b3c729bb0c6346ec/example/eviline.lua#L36-L43

[Th3Whit3Wolf]

@skbolton

local mode_color = {
        n = 'DarkGoldenrod2',
        i = 'chartreuse3',
        v = 'gray',
        ["�"] = 'gray',
        V = 'gray',
        c = 'plum3',
        no = 'DarkGoldenrod2',
        s = 'SkyBlue2',
        S = 'SkyBlue2',
        ["�"] = 'SkyBlue2',
        ic = 'chartreuse3',
        R = 'purple',
        Rv = 'purple',
        cv = 'plum3',
        ce = 'plum3',
        r = 'chocolate',
        rm = 'chocolate',
        ["r?"] = 'chocolate',
        ["!"] = 'plum3',
        t = 'plum3'
    }

[skbolton]

@Th3Whit3Wolf copied all of your keys for the different modes and put in my colors. When I go into Visual Block <c-v> I get errors because reading from that map returns nil. Do you use visual block mode?

@glepnir Looks like they have all the same ones you have in your snippet. Do you know which one is supposed to be for visual block mode?

[kraftwerk28]

Here are configs: galaxyline, colors

[richin13]

@Th3Whit3Wolf copied all of your keys for the different modes and put in my colors. When I go into Visual Block <c-v> I get errors because reading from that map returns nil. Do you use visual block mode?

@glepnir Looks like they have all the same ones you have in your snippet. Do you know which one is supposed to be for visual block mode?

@skbolton :help mode() is your best friend 👍🏼

[skbolton]

@richin13 I checked that before posting this issue. For visual block mode it says it returns CTRL-V. I have tried so many versions of listing this as a key and none of them seem to work.

["CTRL-V"] = colors.yellow,
["^v"] = colors.yellow,
["^V"] = colors.yellow,
["CTRL_V"] = colors.yellow,
["CTRL-v"] = colors.yellow,
["ctrl-v"] = colors.yellow

The help docs highlight CTRL-V differently so thats what lead me to believe that I needed to list it as ["^V"].

@kraftwerk28 what happens when you go into visual block mode <C-v>? I don't think your [''] = ... mapping works.

[glepnir]

output is ^V,but you can use ^V this to match visual mode,Because there are some escaping here, the above code snippet should work.

[skbolton]

Yeah I was thinking ['^V'] = ... was the one that would work and its the first one I tried. But it doesn't work.

[spamwax]

my fork of bubbles, uses nonicons and Input font

bubbles.lua

[xrayw]

@AlanJui 😞 Hi, I want to get the python interpreter info, but why i get nothing when use the coc#status()?

[superhawk610]

@UzimakiNaruto coc-python populates the interpreter info in coc#status(), but coc-pyright does not. Make sure you have coc-python installed, or you can implement your own equivalent from the source.

[xrayw]

@superhawk610 Thanks, I use coc-pyright now. I implement it by myself now. 😃

[JavierPoduje]

Transparent version of nerd-galaxy
Here 🧙‍♂️

[Johan-Palacios]

Normal Mode

Command Mode

Visual Mode

Insert Mode

[horseinthesky]

Offtopic: does anybody know where glepnir is? Is he ok?

[Mangeshrex]

Offtopic: does anybody know where glepnir is? Is he ok?

Same question

[yutkat]

https://www.reddit.com/r/neovim/comments/pq3zvq/comment/hd8j9y6/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

[JonathanLorimer]

Nord themed, powerlineish

[Zarainia]

Colours are generated from a main background and foreground colour, making for easy switching. This path length is pushing it a bit. Might have to figure out how shells shorten paths for the prompt. Config

[Massolari]

My eviline version. Config

[kunzaatko]

This path length is pushing it a bit. Might have to figure out how shells shorten paths for the prompt.

There is a function for that in plenary.path you can use.

[Iamafnan]

My custom galaxyline with NTBBloodbath's fork

[ihasdapie]

A galaxyline that integrates tabs into the statusline, with coc.nvim support!

code

[Iamafnan]

A galaxyline that integrates tabs into the statusline, with coc.nvim support!

code

Nice

[jiyometrik]

Nord themed, powerlineish

do you have the code? would love to try this out!

[JonathanLorimer]

Nord themed, powerlineish

do you have the code? would love to try this out!

https://github.com/JonathanLorimer/nix-config/blob/master/programs/nvim/lua/plugins/galaxyline.lua

But note that I am running the fork https://github.com/NTBBloodbath/galaxyline.nvim so config might be a bit different

[Zeddnyx]

Normal Mode Command Mode Visual Mode Insert Mode

Where the code?

[Johan-Palacios]

Normal Mode Command Mode Visual Mode Insert Mode

Where the code?

I changed all the config of my status line xd, sorry I don't have the source code

[Mangeshrex]

:( ahh ok nevermind

[cptchuckles]

mode changes text and color, like this:

i still have some things i want to add, fileformat and indentation specifically, but it's getting pretty full by now. i actually kind of don't like how it is, it looks so busy. maybe i use too many colors. comments?
this version last existed at cptchuckles/neovim-config#d678523

[cptchuckles]

I remade my entire config because I thought mine looked cluttered. I took inspiration from @Zarainia's galaxyline

this version lives at this point in my repository
I omitted the mode text because I really never don't know what mode i'm in, and it was taking up extra space. Although I kind of feel like this one might not last either, because I am fickle and some of the eviline-style lines in here have inspired me yet again >.>

[robertmitchellv]

here is my play on @glepnir's evilline; I call it bubbleline

the icon and bars change with vim mode, here's normal:

visual

insert

replace

and then when all of the alerts are active it looks like this

[spamwax]

here is my play on @glepnir's evilline; I call it bubbleline

looks great, can you share the code/repo please

[robertmitchellv]

looks great, can you share the code/repo please

yeah sure here's the lua script for bubbleline everything is set up using cosynvim my set up is still a WIP, i've been trying to go slowly through different things trying to understand how all the packages and pieces fit together so it's likely things will change from time to time

edit: if anyone has suggestions on ways to clean thing up in lua (i sort of hacked it all together) feel free to share; would love to learn how to do things correctly

[Myzel394]

Offtopic: What happened to galaxyline? There hasn't been any new commits for almost a year now, now new issues and people aren't showing their examples here anymore. Is this project dead; is there a newer alternative available?

[spamwax]

Offtopic: What happened to galaxyline? There hasn't been any new commits for almost a year now, now new issues and people aren't showing their examples here anymore. Is this project dead; is there a newer alternative available?

It seems to be abandoned. I am still using it since I believe it's the best plugin for this purpose in terms of extensibility and customization.