copilot-status.nvim

A copilot.lua status indicator for Neovim.

Demo (status is shown in bottom right corner)

copilot_status.mp4

Using Nonicons for the Copilot symbols and my unreleased Octocolors theme (coming soon...).

Requirements

• Neovim 0.8+
• copilot.lua
• A patched font or a font like Nonicons (which I recommend)
• A place where you can show the status indicator, like lualine

(Minimal) installation

lazy.nvim

{
  "jonahgoldwastaken/copilot-status.nvim",
  dependencies = { "copilot.lua" } -- or "zbirenbaum/copilot.lua"
  lazy = true,
  event = "BufReadPost",
}

packer.nvim

use({
  "jonahgoldwastaken/copilot-status.nvim",
  after = { "zbirenbaum/copilot.lua" },
  event = "BufReadPost",
})

vim-plug

Plug "jonahgoldwastaken/copilot-status.nvim", { "branch": "main" }

Usage

copilot-status keeps track of two fields:

• status which is one of
  • "offline"
  • "loading"
  • "idle"
  • "warning"
  • "error"
• message which is only populated when an error occurs

You can get these values with .status() and manipulate them yourself, or use the provided .status_string() function, which turns the status into an icon and appends the optional "message" if it exists. You can configure the icons yourself.

Example with lualine

require('lualine').setup {
  sections = {
    lualine_x = {
      function() return require("copilot_status").status_string() end,
      cnd = function() return require("copilot_status").enabled() end,
    }
  }
}

Configuration

copilot-status has little settings to adjust at the moment. Here are the defaults:

require('copilot_status').setup({
  icons = {
    idle = " ",
    error = " ",
    offline = " ",
    warning = "𥉉 ",
    loading = " ",
  },
  debug = false,
})

Make sure .setup() is run before .string() or .status_string(), otherwise the plugin will just ignore your configuration.

Acknowledgements

• copilot.lua for creating an incredibly easy API to work with
• Nonicons for providing great icons for this plug-in