Closed BlakeJC94 closed 2 years ago
very cool, commendable effort. i am hesitant to merge only because i think it would be neat for code like this to live in their own repositories/gists/luarocks. either way it will certainly be mentioned in the docs : )
The startify theme doesn't seem to have a footer
yeaaaah you could put it in bottom_buttons
or something but i suppose there really ought to be a footer
section just for consistency
very cool, commendable effort. i am hesitant to merge only because i think it would be neat for code like this to live in their own repositories/gists/luarocks. either way it will certainly be mentioned in the docs : )
No worries, what would you like to do with the fortune code then? I could pull it out to it's own repo then inform uses on the alpha-nvim
README to also add this as a dependency. Or we could merge this into alpha-nvim
and I'll host the standalone code in a gist for anyone who would like to use it elsewhere?
From a user standpoint, it might be easier to keep it all bundled together instead of going down the additional dependencies route. It's a relatively niche function and I can't imagine there's any pressing use for it elsewhere.
Happy to proceed in whichever way you see fit :)
to clarify, it's a tossup for me. i'm erring on the side of 'merge it' because bundling any and all relevant features in one plugin seems to be convention in the vim community. however, https://github.com/hrsh7th/nvim-cmp for instance goes the "require additional plugins" route for its sources and it's pretty nice
Ah yeah, I've seen that too. The niceness of the "CMP" method is a bit subjective. CMP is also handling much larger functional units, so I can see why they made the choice to split it up.
Since this plugin is much smaller and focussed in comparison, I would personally vote to keep it all in one place for now.
It wouldn't be hard to stratify it later if the need arises. Keeping it all in one location will ensure we only have one repo to worry about with updates rather than many repos
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to clarify, it's a tossup for me. i'm erring on the side of 'merge it' because bundling any and all relevant features in one plugin seems to be convention in the vim community. but, https://github.com/hrsh7th/nvim-cmp goes the "require additional plugins" route for its sources and it's pretty nice
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deciding to merge, it is a pretty negligible addition (small-ish file, no depencies) and probably popular enough that i just want it in here. i might change my mind later if the number of extensions to this plugin gets out of hand tho ,':^Y
I ported the code from vim-startify (with permission from @mhinz) into this project, entirely in Lua!
Functionality is quite basic for now, only works with
dashboard
theme at this stage. Thestartify
theme doesn't seem to have a footer, so this would need to be added if there's any requests)The fortune footer is just a left aligned quote that fits the width of the rest of the menu items (hardcoded in main()). If a quote attribution is present, that will be right-aligned (see attached image of my configuration)
Testing
Here's a really basic init.lua to test this new feature on my fork:
Save this to
~/alpha-test-init.lua
, run$ vim -u ~/alpha-test-init.lua
and then:PackerSync
to see the new footer in a basic configuration