Tabs, as understood by any other editor.
This is a fork of barbar.nvim, but heavily modified to render into the winbar instead of tabline. Additionally, all animations are stripped out to simplify the code, since I don't like animations.
winbarbar.nvim is a winbar bufferlist plugin with re-orderable, auto-sizing tabs,
icons, nice highlighting, sort-by commands and a magic jump-to-buffer mode. Plus
the tab names are made unique when two filenames match.
In jump-to-buffer mode, tabs display a target letter instead of their icon. Jump to any buffer by simply typing their target letter. Even better, the target letter stays constant for the lifetime of the buffer, so if you're working with a set of files you can even type the letter ahead from memory.
Using vim-plug
Plug 'kyazdani42/nvim-web-devicons'
Plug 'mrjones2014/winbarbar.nvim'Using packer.nvim
use {
'mrjones2014/winbarbar.nvim',
requires = {'kyazdani42/nvim-web-devicons'}
}You can skip the dependency on 'kyazdani42/nvim-web-devicons' if you
disable icons. If you want the icons, don't forget to
install nerd fonts.
- Neovim
0.7
Type a letter to jump to a buffer. Letters stay constant for the lifetime of the buffer.
By default, letters are assigned based on buffer name, eg README.md will get letter r.
You can change this so that letters are assigned based on usability:
home row (asdfjkl;gh) first, then other rows.
:BufferOrderByDirectory, :BufferOrderByLanguage, :BufferOrderByWindowNumber, :BufferOrderByBufferNumber
A modified version of bbye.vim is included in this
plugin to close buffers without messing with your window layout and more. Available
as BufferClose and bufferline#bbye#delete(buf).
No default mappings are provided, here is an example. It is recommended to use
the BufferClose command to close buffers instead of bdelete because it will
not mess your window layout.
" Move to previous/next
nnoremap <silent> <A-,> <Cmd>BufferPrevious<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <A-.> <Cmd>BufferNext<CR>
" Re-order to previous/next
nnoremap <silent> <A-<> <Cmd>BufferMovePrevious<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <A->> <Cmd>BufferMoveNext<CR>
" Goto buffer in position...
nnoremap <silent> <A-1> <Cmd>BufferGoto 1<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <A-2> <Cmd>BufferGoto 2<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <A-3> <Cmd>BufferGoto 3<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <A-4> <Cmd>BufferGoto 4<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <A-5> <Cmd>BufferGoto 5<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <A-6> <Cmd>BufferGoto 6<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <A-7> <Cmd>BufferGoto 7<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <A-8> <Cmd>BufferGoto 8<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <A-9> <Cmd>BufferGoto 9<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <A-0> <Cmd>BufferLast<CR>
" Pin/unpin buffer
nnoremap <silent> <A-p> <Cmd>BufferPin<CR>
" Close buffer
nnoremap <silent> <A-c> <Cmd>BufferClose<CR>
" Wipeout buffer
" :BufferWipeout
" Close commands
" :BufferCloseAllButCurrent
" :BufferCloseAllButPinned
" :BufferCloseAllButCurrentOrPinned
" :BufferCloseBuffersLeft
" :BufferCloseBuffersRight
" Magic buffer-picking mode
nnoremap <silent> <C-p> <Cmd>BufferPick<CR>
" Sort automatically by...
nnoremap <silent> <Space>bb <Cmd>BufferOrderByBufferNumber<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <Space>bd <Cmd>BufferOrderByDirectory<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <Space>bl <Cmd>BufferOrderByLanguage<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <Space>bw <Cmd>BufferOrderByWindowNumber<CR>
" Other:
" :winbarbarEnable - enables winbarbar (enabled by default)
" :winbarbarDisable - very bad command, should never be usedlocal map = vim.api.nvim_set_keymap
local opts = { noremap = true, silent = true }
-- Move to previous/next
map('n', '<A-,>', '<Cmd>BufferPrevious<CR>', opts)
map('n', '<A-.>', '<Cmd>BufferNext<CR>', opts)
-- Re-order to previous/next
map('n', '<A-<>', '<Cmd>BufferMovePrevious<CR>', opts)
map('n', '<A->>', '<Cmd>BufferMoveNext<CR>', opts)
-- Goto buffer in position...
map('n', '<A-1>', '<Cmd>BufferGoto 1<CR>', opts)
map('n', '<A-2>', '<Cmd>BufferGoto 2<CR>', opts)
map('n', '<A-3>', '<Cmd>BufferGoto 3<CR>', opts)
map('n', '<A-4>', '<Cmd>BufferGoto 4<CR>', opts)
map('n', '<A-5>', '<Cmd>BufferGoto 5<CR>', opts)
map('n', '<A-6>', '<Cmd>BufferGoto 6<CR>', opts)
map('n', '<A-7>', '<Cmd>BufferGoto 7<CR>', opts)
map('n', '<A-8>', '<Cmd>BufferGoto 8<CR>', opts)
map('n', '<A-9>', '<Cmd>BufferGoto 9<CR>', opts)
map('n', '<A-0>', '<Cmd>BufferLast<CR>', opts)
-- Pin/unpin buffer
map('n', '<A-p>', '<Cmd>BufferPin<CR>', opts)
-- Close buffer
map('n', '<A-c>', '<Cmd>BufferClose<CR>', opts)
-- Wipeout buffer
-- :BufferWipeout
-- Close commands
-- :BufferCloseAllButCurrent
-- :BufferCloseAllButPinned
-- :BufferCloseAllButCurrentOrPinned
-- :BufferCloseBuffersLeft
-- :BufferCloseBuffersRight
-- Magic buffer-picking mode
map('n', '<C-p>', '<Cmd>BufferPick<CR>', opts)
-- Sort automatically by...
map('n', '<Space>bb', '<Cmd>BufferOrderByBufferNumber<CR>', opts)
map('n', '<Space>bd', '<Cmd>BufferOrderByDirectory<CR>', opts)
map('n', '<Space>bl', '<Cmd>BufferOrderByLanguage<CR>', opts)
map('n', '<Space>bw', '<Cmd>BufferOrderByWindowNumber<CR>', opts)
-- Other:
-- :winbarbarEnable - enables winbarbar (enabled by default)
-- :winbarbarDisable - very bad command, should never be used" NOTE: If barbar's option dict isn't created yet, create it
let bufferline = get(g:, 'bufferline', {})
" Enable/disable auto-hiding the tab bar when there is a single buffer
let bufferline.auto_hide = v:false
" Enable/disable current/total tabpages indicator (top right corner)
let bufferline.tabpages = v:true
" Excludes buffers from the tabline
let bufferline.exclude_ft = ['javascript']
let bufferline.exclude_name = ['package.json']
" Enable/disable icons
" if set to 'buffer_number', will show buffer number in the tabline
" if set to 'numbers', will show buffer index in the tabline
" if set to 'both', will show buffer index and icons in the tabline
" if set to 'buffer_number_with_icon', will show buffer number and icons in the tabline
let bufferline.icons = v:true
" Sets the icon's highlight group.
" If false, will use nvim-web-devicons colors
let bufferline.icon_custom_colors = v:false
" Configure icons on the bufferline.
let bufferline.icon_separator_active = '▎'
let bufferline.icon_separator_inactive = '▎'
let bufferline.icon_modified = '●'
let bufferline.icon_pinned = ''
" If true, new buffers will be inserted at the start/end of the list.
" Default is to insert after current buffer.
let bufferline.insert_at_start = v:false
let bufferline.insert_at_end = v:false
" Sets the maximum padding width with which to surround each tab.
let bufferline.maximum_padding = 4
" Sets the minimum padding width with which to surround each tab.
let bufferline.minimum_padding = 1
" Sets the maximum buffer name length.
let bufferline.maximum_length = 30
" If set, the letters for each buffer in buffer-pick mode will be
" assigned based on their name. Otherwise or in case all letters are
" already assigned, the behavior is to assign letters in order of
" usability (see order below)
let bufferline.semantic_letters = v:true
" New buffer letters are assigned in this order. This order is
" optimal for the qwerty keyboard layout but might need adjustement
" for other layouts.
let bufferline.letters =
\ 'asdfjkl;ghnmxcvbziowerutyqpASDFJKLGHNMXCVBZIOWERUTYQP'
" Sets the name of unnamed buffers. By default format is "[Buffer X]"
" where X is the buffer number. But only a static string is accepted here.
let bufferline.no_name_title = v:null
" set ignored filetypes to hide winbar in specified filetypes
let bufferline.disabled_filetypes = {}
" set ignored buftypes to hide winbar in specified buftypes
let bufferline.disabled_buftypes = {}-- Set barbar's options
require'bufferline'.setup {
-- Enable/disable auto-hiding the tab bar when there is a single buffer
auto_hide = false,
-- Enable/disable current/total tabpages indicator (top right corner)
tabpages = true,
-- Excludes buffers from the tabline
exclude_ft = {'javascript'},
exclude_name = {'package.json'},
-- Enable/disable icons
-- if set to 'numbers', will show buffer index in the tabline
-- if set to 'both', will show buffer index and icons in the tabline
icons = true,
-- If set, the icon color will follow its corresponding buffer
-- highlight group. By default, the Buffer*Icon group is linked to the
-- Buffer* group (see Highlighting below). Otherwise, it will take its
-- default value as defined by devicons.
icon_custom_colors = false,
-- Configure icons on the bufferline.
icon_separator_active = '▎',
icon_separator_inactive = '▎',
icon_modified = '●',
icon_pinned = '',
-- If true, new buffers will be inserted at the start/end of the list.
-- Default is to insert after current buffer.
insert_at_end = false,
insert_at_start = false,
-- Sets the maximum padding width with which to surround each tab
maximum_padding = 1,
-- Sets the minimum padding width with which to surround each tab
minimum_padding = 1,
-- Sets the maximum buffer name length.
maximum_length = 30,
-- If set, the letters for each buffer in buffer-pick mode will be
-- assigned based on their name. Otherwise or in case all letters are
-- already assigned, the behavior is to assign letters in order of
-- usability (see order below)
semantic_letters = true,
-- New buffer letters are assigned in this order. This order is
-- optimal for the qwerty keyboard layout but might need adjustment
-- for other layouts.
letters = 'asdfjkl;ghnmxcvbziowerutyqpASDFJKLGHNMXCVBZIOWERUTYQP',
-- Sets the name of unnamed buffers. By default format is "[Buffer X]"
-- where X is the buffer number. But only a static string is accepted here.
no_name_title = nil,
-- disable winbar on certain filetypes
disabled_filetypes = {},
-- disable winbar on certain buftypes
disabled_buftypes = {},
}For the highlight groups, here are the default ones. Your colorscheme can override them by defining them. See the "Meaning of terms" comment inside the example below.
let fg_target = 'red'
let fg_current = s:fg(['Normal'], '#efefef')
let fg_visible = s:fg(['TabLineSel'], '#efefef')
let fg_inactive = s:fg(['TabLineFill'], '#888888')
let fg_modified = s:fg(['WarningMsg'], '#E5AB0E')
let fg_special = s:fg(['Special'], '#599eff')
let fg_subtle = s:fg(['NonText', 'Comment'], '#555555')
let bg_current = s:bg(['Normal'], '#000000')
let bg_visible = s:bg(['TabLineSel', 'Normal'], '#000000')
let bg_inactive = s:bg(['TabLineFill', 'StatusLine'], '#000000')
" Meaning of terms:
"
" format: "Buffer" + status + part
"
" status:
" *Current: current buffer
" *Visible: visible but not current buffer
" *Inactive: invisible but not current buffer
"
" part:
" *Icon: filetype icon
" *Index: buffer index
" *Mod: when modified
" *Sign: the separator between buffers
" *Target: letter in buffer-picking mode
"
" BufferTabpages: tabpage indicator
" BufferTabpageFill: filler after the buffer section
" BufferOffset: offset section, created with set_offset()
call s:hi_all([
\ ['BufferCurrent', fg_current, bg_current],
\ ['BufferCurrentIndex', fg_special, bg_current],
\ ['BufferCurrentMod', fg_modified, bg_current],
\ ['BufferCurrentSign', fg_special, bg_current],
\ ['BufferCurrentTarget', fg_target, bg_current, 'bold'],
\ ['BufferVisible', fg_visible, bg_visible],
\ ['BufferVisibleIndex', fg_visible, bg_visible],
\ ['BufferVisibleMod', fg_modified, bg_visible],
\ ['BufferVisibleSign', fg_visible, bg_visible],
\ ['BufferVisibleTarget', fg_target, bg_visible, 'bold'],
\ ['BufferInactive', fg_inactive, bg_inactive],
\ ['BufferInactiveIndex', fg_subtle, bg_inactive],
\ ['BufferInactiveMod', fg_modified, bg_inactive],
\ ['BufferInactiveSign', fg_subtle, bg_inactive],
\ ['BufferInactiveTarget', fg_target, bg_inactive, 'bold'],
\ ['BufferTabpages', fg_special, bg_inactive, 'bold'],
\ ['BufferTabpageFill', fg_inactive, bg_inactive],
\ ])
call s:hi_link([
\ ['BufferCurrentIcon', 'BufferCurrent'],
\ ['BufferVisibleIcon', 'BufferVisible'],
\ ['BufferInactiveIcon', 'BufferInactive'],
\ ['BufferOffset', 'BufferTabpageFill'],
\ ])
" NOTE: this is an example taken from the source, implementation of
" s:fg(), s:bg(), s:hi_all() and s:hi_link() is left as an exercise
" for the reader.See code for the example above
You can also use the doom-one.vim colorscheme that defines those groups and is also very pleasant as you could see in the demos above.
:BufferNext/:BufferPrevious don't work in netrw buffer due to an issue in
netrw. See this comment
for a workaround.
barbar.nvim: Distributed under the terms of the JSON license. bbye.vim: Distributed under the terms of the GNU Affero license.