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","created":"Mar 13, 2022 1:19","slug":"theprimeagen-vim-be-good","stars":619,"category":"Game"}]}],"pluginData":{"url":"https://github.com/nanozuki/tabby.nvim","name":"nanozuki/tabby.nvim","description":"A declarative, highly configurable, and neovim style tabline plugin. Use your nvim tabs as a workspace multiplexer!","created":"Jul 11, 2023 12:21","slug":"nanozuki-tabby-nvim","stars":381,"content":"\n\n# tabby.nvim\n\nA declarative, highly configurable, and neovim style tabline plugin. Use your\nnvim tabs as a workspace multiplexer!\n\n![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/nanozuki/tabby.nvim/assets/banner.png)\n\n\n\n## To v1.x users\n\nTabby thinks it's essential to stay backward compatible! So even if Tabby\nreleases a brand new 2.0, it will not break the 1.0 configuration. If needed,\ncheck out the [Readme V1](./README_v1.md)!\n\nThe reasons for making the 2.0, and the improvements in 2.0, can be found at\n[#82](https://github.com/nanozuki/tabby.nvim/pull/82).\n\n## Concept\n\n**A line for the vim tab page, not for buffers**\n\nA tab page in vim holds one or more windows(not buffers). You can easily switch\nbetween tab pages to have several collections of windows to work on different\nthings.\n\nTabline can help you use multiple tabs. Meanwhile, the bufferline is simply an\narray of opened files. As a result, Bufferline limits the power of vim,\nespecially when editing a large workspace with many opened files.\n\nFor example, you are writing a backend service:\n\n - Tab1: nvim-tree, controller/user.go, entity/user.go\n - Tab2: nvim-tree, pkg/cache.go, redis/client.go\n - Tab3: Terminal\n - Tab4: Neogit.nvim\n\n**Declarative, highly configurable**\n\nTabby provides a declarative way to configure tabline. You can set the tabline\nto whatever neovim natively supports and complete the config with any lua code.\nAt least that's the goal of tabby. And also, the tabby provides some presets to\nquick start or as your example.\n\n## Install\n\nUse your plugin manager to installing 'nanozuki/tabby.com':\n\n* packer.nvim\n\n```lua\n use 'nanozuki/tabby.nvim',\n```\n\n## Setup\n\nAt default, neovim only display tabline when there are at least two tab pages.\nIf you want always display tabline:\n\n```lua\nvim.o.showtabline = 2\n```\n\nAnd you can setup your own tabline like this (check [Customize](#Customize) for\nmore details):\n\n```lua\nlocal theme = {\n fill = 'TabLineFill',\n -- Also you can do this: fill = { fg='#f2e9de', bg='#907aa9', style='italic' }\n head = 'TabLine',\n current_tab = 'TabLineSel',\n tab = 'TabLine',\n win = 'TabLine',\n tail = 'TabLine',\n}\nrequire('tabby.tabline').set(function(line)\n return {\n {\n { ' ξŸ… ', hl = theme.head },\n line.sep('ξ‚Ό', theme.head, theme.fill),\n },\n line.tabs().foreach(function(tab)\n local hl = tab.is_current() and theme.current_tab or theme.tab\n return {\n line.sep('ξ‚Ί', hl, theme.fill),\n tab.is_current() and 'ο†’' or '󰆣',\n tab.number(),\n tab.name(),\n tab.close_btn(''),\n line.sep('ξ‚Ό', hl, theme.fill),\n hl = hl,\n margin = ' ',\n }\n end),\n line.spacer(),\n line.wins_in_tab(line.api.get_current_tab()).foreach(function(win)\n return {\n line.sep('ξ‚Ί', theme.win, theme.fill),\n win.is_current() and 'ο†’' or 'ο„Œ',\n win.buf_name(),\n line.sep('ξ‚Ό', theme.win, theme.fill),\n hl = theme.win,\n margin = ' ',\n }\n end),\n {\n line.sep('ξ‚Ί', theme.tail, theme.fill),\n { ' οƒΆ ', hl = theme.tail },\n },\n hl = theme.fill,\n }\nend)\n```\n\n### Examples and Gallery\n\nThese are some awesome examples shared by tabby.nvim users! Also welcome to\nshare your own!\n\n[Discussions: show and tell](https://github.com/nanozuki/tabby.nvim/discussions/categories/show-and-tell)\n\n### Presets\n\nIf you want to quick start? That's fine, you can [Use Preset Configs](#Use-Presets).\n\n### Key mapping example\n\nTabby uses native nvim tab, so you can directly use nvim tab operation. Maybe\nyou want to map some operation. For example:\n\n```lua\nvim.api.nvim_set_keymap(\"n\", \"ta\", \":$tabnew\", { noremap = true })\nvim.api.nvim_set_keymap(\"n\", \"tc\", \":tabclose\", { noremap = true })\nvim.api.nvim_set_keymap(\"n\", \"to\", \":tabonly\", { noremap = true })\nvim.api.nvim_set_keymap(\"n\", \"tn\", \":tabn\", { noremap = true })\nvim.api.nvim_set_keymap(\"n\", \"tp\", \":tabp\", { noremap = true })\n-- move current tab to previous position\nvim.api.nvim_set_keymap(\"n\", \"tmp\", \":-tabmove\", { noremap = true })\n-- move current tab to next position\nvim.api.nvim_set_keymap(\"n\", \"tmn\", \":+tabmove\", { noremap = true })\n```\n\nAnd in fact, vim has some built-in keymapping, it's better to read `:help tabline`. Here are some useful mappings:\n\n```vimdoc\ngt\t\t\t\t\t*i_CTRL-* *i_*\n\t\tGo to the next tab page. Wraps around from the last to the\n\t\tfirst one.\n{count}gt\tGo to tab page {count}. The first tab page has number one.\ng\t\tGo to previous (last accessed) tab page.\ngT\t\tGo to the previous tab page. Wraps around from the first one\n\t\tto the last one.\n```\n\nThe `{count}` is the number displayed in presets.\n\n## Customize\n\nCustomize tabby with `require('tabby.tabline').set(fn, opt?)`:\n\n```vimdoc\ntabline.set({fn}, {opt?}) *tabby.tabline.set()*\n Set tabline renderer function\n\n Parameters: ~\n {fn} A renderer function, like \"function(line)\"\n - parameter: {line}, |tabby.object.line|, a Line object\n - return: renderer node. |tabby.object.node|\n {opt?} |LineOption|. Option of line rendering\n```\n\nAll you need is to provide a render function, that use the variable `line`\n(ref: [Line](#Line)) to complete tabline node (ref: [Node](#Node)). The `line`\nvariable gathered all features the tabby provided. And you can use `opt` (ref:\n\\[Line Option]\\(#Line Option)) to customize some behaviors.\n\nThe render function will be called every time the nvim redraws tabline. You can\nuse any valid neovim lua code to contracture the Node in this function. For\nexample, if you want display current directory in tabline, you can do like\nthis:\n\n```lua\nrequire('tabby.tabline').set(function(line)\n local cwd = ' ' .. vim.fn.fnamemodify(vim.fn.getcwd(), ':t') .. ' '\n return {\n {\n { cwd, hl = theme.head },\n line.sep('ξ‚Ό', theme.head, theme.line),\n },\n \".....\",\n }\nend, {})\n```\n\n### Line\n\n```vimdoc\nline.tabs().foreach({callback}) *tabby.line.tabs().foreach()*\n Use callback function to renderer every tabs.\n\n Parameters: ~\n {callback} Function, receive a Tab |tabby-tab|, return a\n Node |tabby-node|. Skip render when return is empty string.\n\n Return: ~\n Node |tabby-node|, rendered result of all tabs.\n\nline.wins({filter...}).foreach({callback}) *tabby.line.wins().foreach()*\n Use callback function to renderer every wins.\n\n Parameters: ~\n {filter...} Filter functions. Each function receive a |tabby-win| and\n return a boolean. If filter return false, this window won't\n be displayed in tabline.\n {callback} Function, receive a Win |tabby-win|, return a\n Node |tabby-node|. Skip render when return is empty string.\n\n Return: ~\n Node |tabby-node|, rendered result of all wins.\n\n Example: ~\n - Don't display NvimTree: >\n local funcion no_nvimtree(win)\n return not string.match(win.buf_name(), 'NvimTree')\n end\n ...\n line.wins(no_nvimtree).foreach(function\n ...\n end)\n<\n\n *tabby.line.wins_in_tab().foreach()*\nline.wins_in_tab({tabid}, {filter...}).foreach({callback})\n Use callback function to renderer every wins in specified tab.\n\n Parameters: ~\n {tabid} Number, tab id\n {filter...} Filter functions. Each function receive a |tabby-win| and\n return a boolean. If filter return false, this window won't\n be displayed in tabline.\n {callback} Function, receive a Win |tabby-win|, return a\n Node |tabby-node|. Skip render when return is empty string.\n\n Return: ~\n Node |tabby-node|, rendered result of all wins in specified tab.\n\n Example: ~\n - Don't display NvimTree: See |tabby.line.wins().foreach()|.\n\nline.spacer() *tabby.line.spacer()*\n Separation point between alignment sections. Each section will be separated\n by an equal number of spaces.\n\n Return: ~\n Node |tabby-node|, spacer node.\n\nline.truncate_point() *tabby.line.truncate_point()*\n Separation point between alignment sections. Each section will be separated\n by an equal number of spaces.\n\n Return: ~\n Node |tabby-node|, spacer node.\n\nline.sep({symbol}, {hl}, {back_hl}) *tabby.line.sep()*\n Make a separator, and calculate highlight.\n\n Parameters: ~\n [ ξ‚Ίβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆξ‚Ό ]\n | | |\n symbol hl back_hl\n {symbol} string, separator symbol\n {hl} Highlight |tabby-highlight|, current highlight\n {back_hl} Highlight |tabby-highlight|, highlight in back\n\n Return: ~\n Node |tabby-node|, sep node.\n\nline.api *tabby.line.api*\n Tabby gathered some neovim lua api in this object. Maybe help you to build\n lines. Details: |tabby-api|.\n```\n\n### Line Option\n\n```lua\n{\n tab_name = {\n name_fallback = function(tabid)\n return \"fallback name\"\n end\n },\n buf_name = {\n mode = \"'unique'|'relative'|'tail'|'shorten'\",\n }\n}\n```\n\n#### tab\\_name\n\nUse command `TabRename ` to rename tab. Use `tab.name()` (ref:\n[Tab](#Tab)) to add in your config. If no name provided, `tab.name()` will\ndisplay fallback name. The default fallback name is current window's buffer name.\n\nYou can change the fallback by provide a function in\n`opt.tab_name.name_fallback`.\n\n#### buf\\_name\n\nThere are four mode of buffer name. If current directory is \"\\~/project\" and\nthere are three buffers:\n\n* \"\\~/project/a\\_repo/api/user.py\"\n* \"\\~/project/b\\_repo/api/user.py\"\n* \"\\~/project/b\\_repo/api/admin.py\"\n\nthe result of every mode are:\n\n* unique: \"a\\_repo/api/user.py\", \"b\\_repo/api/user.py\", \"admin.py\"\n* relative: \"a\\_repo/api/user.py\", \"b\\_repo/api/user.py\", \"b\\_repo/api/admin.py\"\n* tail: \"user.py\", \"user.py\", \"admin.py\"\n* shorten: \"r/a/user.py\", \"r/b/user.py\", \"r/b/admin.py\"\n\n### Tab\n\n```vimdoc\ntab.id *tabby.tab.id*\n id of tab, tab handle for nvim api.\n\ntab.current_win() *tabby.ab.current_win()*\n\n Return: ~\n Win |tabby-win|, current window.\n\ntab.wins() *tabby.tab.wins()*\n\n Return: ~\n An Array of Win |tabby-win|, current window.\n\ntab.wins().foreach({callback}) *tabby.tab.wins().foreach()*\n See |tabby.line.wins().foreach()|.\n\ntab.number() *tabby.tab.number()*\n\n Return: ~\n Number, tab's order, start from 1.\n\ntab.is_current() *tabby.tab.is_current()*\n\n Return: ~\n Boolean, if this tab is current tab.\n\ntab.name() *tabby.tabby.tab.name()*\n\n Return: ~\n String, tab name. If name is not set, use option\n \".tab_name.name_fallback()\" in LineOption |tabby-line-option|.\n\ntab.close_btn({symbol}) *tabby.tab.close_btn()*\n Make a close button of this tab.\n\n Parameters: ~\n {symbol} String, a symbol of close button.\n\n Return: ~\n Node |tabby-node|, close button node.\n```\n\n### Win\n\n```vimdoc\nwin.id *tabby.win.id*\n id of window, win handle for nvim api.\n\nwin.tab() *tabby.win.tab()*\n\n Return: ~\n Tab |tabby-tab|, tab of this window.\n\nwin.buf() *tabby.win.buf()*\n\n Return: ~\n Buf |tabby-buf|, buf of the window.\n\nwin.is_current() *tabby.win.is_current()*\n\n Return: ~\n Boolean, if this window is current.\n\nwin.file_icon() *tabby.win.file_icon()*\n Get file icon of filetype. You need to installed plugin\n 'kyazdani42/nvim-web-devicons'.\n\n Return: ~\n Node |tabby-node|, file icon.\n\nwin.buf_name() *tabby.win.name()*\n\n Return: ~\n String, buffer name of this window. You can specify the form by using\n option \".buf_name.mode\" in LineOption |tabby-line-option|.\n```\n\n### Buf\n\nObject for buffer.\n\n```vimdoc\nbuf.id *tabby.buf.id*\n id of buffer, buffer handle for nvim api.\n\n\nbuf.is_changed() *tabby.buf.is_changed()*\n Get if buffer is changed.\n\n Return: ~\n boolean, true if there are unwritten changes, false if not\n for details.\n\n\nbuf.type() *tabby.buf.type()*\n Get buftype option.\n\n Return: ~\n buftype, normal buffer is an empty string. check |buftype| or\n for details.\n```\n\n### Node\n\nNode is the rendered unit for tabby. Node is a recursive structure. It can be:\n\n* A string: \"nvim\"\n* A Number: 12\n* A table containing a Node or an array of Node, with an optional property 'hl'\n to set highlight. Example:\n\n ```lua\n -- node 1\n {\n \"tab1\", 100\n hl = \"TabLineSel\"\n }\n -- node 2\n {\n \"text 1\"\n {\n \"text 2\",\n hl = \"Info\",\n },\n \"text3\",\n hl = \"Fill\",\n }\n ```\n\n### Highlight\n\nThere are two ways to declare a highlight:\n\n* Use the name of neovim highlight group: \"TabLineSel\"\n* Define \"background\", \"foreground\" and \"style\" in lua table:\n `{ fg = \"#000000\", bg = \"#ffffff\" style = \"bold\" } `.\n The \"style\" can be:\n * bold\n * underline\n * underlineline, double underline\n * undercurl, curly underline\n * underdot, dotted underline\n * underdash, dashed underline\n * strikethrough\n * italic\n\n### API\n\n```vimdoc\napi.get_tabs() *tabby.api.get_tabs()*\n Get all tab ids\n\napi.get_tab_wins({tabid}) *tabby.api.get_tab_wins()*\n Get an winid array in specified tabid.\n\napi.get_current_tab() *tabby.api.get_current_tab()*\n Get current tab's id.\n\napi.get_tab_current_win({tabid}) *tabby.api.get_tab_current_win()*\n Get tab's current win's id.\n\napi.get_tab_number({tabid}) *tabby.api.get_tab_number()*\n Get tab's number.\n\napi.get_wins() *tabby.api.get_wins()*\n Get all windows, except floating window.\n\napi.get_win_tab({winid}) *tabby.api.get_win_tab()*\n Get tab id of specified window.\n\napi.is_float_win({winid}) *tabby.api.is_float_win()*\n Return true if this window is floating.\n\napi.is_not_float_win({winid}) *tabby.api.is_not_float_win()*\n Return true if this window is not floating.\n```\n\n## Use Presets\n\nYou can use presets for a quick start. The preset config uses nerdfont,\nand you should use a nerdfont-patched font to display that correctly.\n\nTo use preset, you can use `use_preset({name}, {opt?})`, for example:\n\n```lua\nrequire('tabby.tabline').use_preset('active_wins_at_tail', {\n theme = {\n fill = 'TabLineFill', -- tabline background\n head = 'TabLine', -- head element highlight\n current_tab = 'TabLineSel', -- current tab label highlight\n tab = 'TabLine', -- other tab label highlight\n win = 'TabLine', -- window highlight\n tail = 'TabLine', -- tail element highlight\n },\n nerdfont = true, -- whether use nerdfont\n tab_name = {\n name_fallback = 'function({tabid}), return a string',\n },\n buf_name = {\n mode = \"'unique'|'relative'|'tail'|'shorten'\",\n },\n})\n```\n\nThe `{opt}` is an optional parameter, including all option in\n[Line Option](#Line-Option). And has some extending optins:\n\n* {theme}, the example shows the default value.\n* {nerdfont}, whether use nerdfont, default is true.\n\nThere are five `{name}` of presets:\n\n* active\\_wins\\_at\\_tail\n\n \n\n ![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/nanozuki/tabby.nvim/assets/active_wins_at_tail.png)\n\n \n\n Put all windows' labels in active tabpage at end of whold tabline.\n\n* active\\_wins\\_at\\_end\n\n Put all windows' labels in active tabpage after all tags label. In-active\n tabpage's window won't display.\n\n \n\n ![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/nanozuki/tabby.nvim/assets/tabby-default-1.png)\n\n \n\n* tab\\_with\\_top\\_win\n\n Each tab lab with a top window label followed. The `top window` is the focus\n window when you enter a tabpage.\n\n \n\n ![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/nanozuki/tabby.nvim/assets/tab_with_top_win.png)\n\n \n\n* active\\_tab\\_with\\_wins\n\n Active tabpage's windows' labels is displayed after the active tabpage's label.\n\n \n\n ![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/nanozuki/tabby.nvim/assets/active_tab_with_wins.png)\n\n \n\n* tab\\_only\n\n No windows label, only tab. and use focus window to name tab\n\n \n\n ![](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4208028/136306954-815d01df-bcf1-4e88-8621-8fb7aca4eac3.png)\n\n \n\n## TODO\n\n* Custom click handler\n* Telescope support\n* Style option for presets\n* Expand tabby to support statusline and winbar\n* Git info and lsp info\n"},"readMe":"

tabby.nvim

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A declarative, highly configurable, and neovim style tabline plugin. Use your\nnvim tabs as a workspace multiplexer!

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To v1.x users

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Tabby thinks it's essential to stay backward compatible! So even if Tabby\nreleases a brand new 2.0, it will not break the 1.0 configuration. If needed,\ncheck out the Readme V1!

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The reasons for making the 2.0, and the improvements in 2.0, can be found at\n#82.

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Concept

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A line for the vim tab page, not for buffers

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A tab page in vim holds one or more windows(not buffers). You can easily switch\nbetween tab pages to have several collections of windows to work on different\nthings.

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Tabline can help you use multiple tabs. Meanwhile, the bufferline is simply an\narray of opened files. As a result, Bufferline limits the power of vim,\nespecially when editing a large workspace with many opened files.

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For example, you are writing a backend service:

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- Tab1: nvim-tree, controller/user.go, entity/user.go\n- Tab2: nvim-tree, pkg/cache.go, redis/client.go\n- Tab3: Terminal\n- Tab4: Neogit.nvim\n
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Declarative, highly configurable

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Tabby provides a declarative way to configure tabline. You can set the tabline\nto whatever neovim natively supports and complete the config with any lua code.\nAt least that's the goal of tabby. And also, the tabby provides some presets to\nquick start or as your example.

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Install

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Use your plugin manager to installing 'nanozuki/tabby.com':

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  • packer.nvim
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  use 'nanozuki/tabby.nvim',\n
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Setup

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At default, neovim only display tabline when there are at least two tab pages.\nIf you want always display tabline:

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vim.o.showtabline = 2\n
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And you can setup your own tabline like this (check Customize for\nmore details):

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local theme = {\n  fill = 'TabLineFill',\n  -- Also you can do this: fill = { fg='#f2e9de', bg='#907aa9', style='italic' }\n  head = 'TabLine',\n  current_tab = 'TabLineSel',\n  tab = 'TabLine',\n  win = 'TabLine',\n  tail = 'TabLine',\n}\nrequire('tabby.tabline').set(function(line)\n  return {\n    {\n      { ' ξŸ… ', hl = theme.head },\n      line.sep('ξ‚Ό', theme.head, theme.fill),\n    },\n    line.tabs().foreach(function(tab)\n      local hl = tab.is_current() and theme.current_tab or theme.tab\n      return {\n        line.sep('ξ‚Ί', hl, theme.fill),\n        tab.is_current() and 'ο†’' or '󰆣',\n        tab.number(),\n        tab.name(),\n        tab.close_btn(''),\n        line.sep('ξ‚Ό', hl, theme.fill),\n        hl = hl,\n        margin = ' ',\n      }\n    end),\n    line.spacer(),\n    line.wins_in_tab(line.api.get_current_tab()).foreach(function(win)\n      return {\n        line.sep('ξ‚Ί', theme.win, theme.fill),\n        win.is_current() and 'ο†’' or 'ο„Œ',\n        win.buf_name(),\n        line.sep('ξ‚Ό', theme.win, theme.fill),\n        hl = theme.win,\n        margin = ' ',\n      }\n    end),\n    {\n      line.sep('ξ‚Ί', theme.tail, theme.fill),\n      { ' οƒΆ ', hl = theme.tail },\n    },\n    hl = theme.fill,\n  }\nend)\n
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Examples and Gallery

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These are some awesome examples shared by tabby.nvim users! Also welcome to\nshare your own!

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Discussions: show and tell

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Presets

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If you want to quick start? That's fine, you can Use Preset Configs.

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Key mapping example

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Tabby uses native nvim tab, so you can directly use nvim tab operation. Maybe\nyou want to map some operation. For example:

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vim.api.nvim_set_keymap(\"n\", \"<leader>ta\", \":$tabnew<CR>\", { noremap = true })\nvim.api.nvim_set_keymap(\"n\", \"<leader>tc\", \":tabclose<CR>\", { noremap = true })\nvim.api.nvim_set_keymap(\"n\", \"<leader>to\", \":tabonly<CR>\", { noremap = true })\nvim.api.nvim_set_keymap(\"n\", \"<leader>tn\", \":tabn<CR>\", { noremap = true })\nvim.api.nvim_set_keymap(\"n\", \"<leader>tp\", \":tabp<CR>\", { noremap = true })\n-- move current tab to previous position\nvim.api.nvim_set_keymap(\"n\", \"<leader>tmp\", \":-tabmove<CR>\", { noremap = true })\n-- move current tab to next position\nvim.api.nvim_set_keymap(\"n\", \"<leader>tmn\", \":+tabmove<CR>\", { noremap = true })\n
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And in fact, vim has some built-in keymapping, it's better to read :help tabline. Here are some useful mappings:

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gt\t\t\t\t\t*i_CTRL-<PageDown>* *i_<C-PageDown>*\n\t\tGo to the next tab page.  Wraps around from the last to the\n\t\tfirst one.\n{count}gt\tGo to tab page {count}.  The first tab page has number one.\ng<Tab>\t\tGo to previous (last accessed) tab page.\ngT\t\tGo to the previous tab page.  Wraps around from the first one\n\t\tto the last one.\n
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The {count} is the number displayed in presets.

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Customize

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Customize tabby with require('tabby.tabline').set(fn, opt?):

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tabline.set({fn}, {opt?})                                  *tabby.tabline.set()*\n    Set tabline renderer function\n\n    Parameters: ~\n        {fn}    A renderer function, like \"function(line)\"\n                - parameter: {line}, |tabby.object.line|, a Line object\n                - return: renderer node. |tabby.object.node|\n        {opt?}  |LineOption|. Option of line rendering\n
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All you need is to provide a render function, that use the variable line\n(ref: Line) to complete tabline node (ref: Node). The line\nvariable gathered all features the tabby provided. And you can use opt (ref:\n[Line Option](#Line Option)) to customize some behaviors.

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The render function will be called every time the nvim redraws tabline. You can\nuse any valid neovim lua code to contracture the Node in this function. For\nexample, if you want display current directory in tabline, you can do like\nthis:

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require('tabby.tabline').set(function(line)\n    local cwd = ' ' .. vim.fn.fnamemodify(vim.fn.getcwd(), ':t') .. ' '\n    return {\n        {\n            { cwd, hl = theme.head },\n            line.sep('ξ‚Ό', theme.head, theme.line),\n        },\n        \".....\",\n    }\nend, {})\n
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Line

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line.tabs().foreach({callback})                    *tabby.line.tabs().foreach()*\n    Use callback function to renderer every tabs.\n\n    Parameters: ~\n        {callback}  Function, receive a Tab |tabby-tab|, return a\n                    Node |tabby-node|. Skip render when return is empty string.\n\n    Return: ~\n        Node |tabby-node|, rendered result of all tabs.\n\nline.wins({filter...}).foreach({callback})         *tabby.line.wins().foreach()*\n    Use callback function to renderer every wins.\n\n    Parameters: ~\n        {filter...}  Filter functions. Each function receive a |tabby-win| and\n                     return a boolean. If filter return false, this window won't\n                     be displayed in tabline.\n        {callback}   Function, receive a Win |tabby-win|, return a\n                     Node |tabby-node|. Skip render when return is empty string.\n\n    Return: ~\n        Node |tabby-node|, rendered result of all wins.\n\n    Example: ~\n      - Don't display NvimTree: >\n            local funcion no_nvimtree(win)\n              return not string.match(win.buf_name(), 'NvimTree')\n            end\n            ...\n            line.wins(no_nvimtree).foreach(function\n              ...\n            end)\n<\n\n                                            *tabby.line.wins_in_tab().foreach()*\nline.wins_in_tab({tabid}, {filter...}).foreach({callback})\n    Use callback function to renderer every wins in specified tab.\n\n    Parameters: ~\n        {tabid}      Number, tab id\n        {filter...}  Filter functions. Each function receive a |tabby-win| and\n                     return a boolean. If filter return false, this window won't\n                     be displayed in tabline.\n        {callback}   Function, receive a Win |tabby-win|, return a\n                     Node |tabby-node|. Skip render when return is empty string.\n\n    Return: ~\n        Node |tabby-node|, rendered result of all wins in specified tab.\n\n    Example: ~\n        - Don't display NvimTree: See |tabby.line.wins().foreach()|.\n\nline.spacer()                                              *tabby.line.spacer()*\n    Separation point between alignment sections. Each section will be separated\n    by an equal number of spaces.\n\n    Return: ~\n        Node |tabby-node|, spacer node.\n\nline.truncate_point()                              *tabby.line.truncate_point()*\n    Separation point between alignment sections. Each section will be separated\n    by an equal number of spaces.\n\n    Return: ~\n        Node |tabby-node|, spacer node.\n\nline.sep({symbol}, {hl}, {back_hl})            *tabby.line.sep()*\n    Make a separator, and calculate highlight.\n\n    Parameters: ~\n        [  ξ‚Ίβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆβ–ˆξ‚Ό   ]\n           |          |     |\n           symbol     hl    back_hl\n        {symbol}    string, separator symbol\n        {hl}        Highlight |tabby-highlight|, current highlight\n        {back_hl}   Highlight |tabby-highlight|, highlight in back\n\n    Return: ~\n        Node |tabby-node|, sep node.\n\nline.api                                                        *tabby.line.api*\n    Tabby gathered some neovim lua api in this object. Maybe help you to build\n    lines. Details: |tabby-api|.\n
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Line Option

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{\n    tab_name = {\n        name_fallback = function(tabid)\n            return \"fallback name\"\n        end\n    },\n    buf_name = {\n        mode = \"'unique'|'relative'|'tail'|'shorten'\",\n    }\n}\n
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tab_name

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Use command TabRename <tabname> to rename tab. Use tab.name() (ref:\nTab) to add in your config. If no name provided, tab.name() will\ndisplay fallback name. The default fallback name is current window's buffer name.

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You can change the fallback by provide a function in\nopt.tab_name.name_fallback.

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buf_name

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There are four mode of buffer name. If current directory is \"~/project\" and\nthere are three buffers:

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the result of every mode are:

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  • unique: \"a_repo/api/user.py\", \"b_repo/api/user.py\", \"admin.py\"
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  • tail: \"user.py\", \"user.py\", \"admin.py\"
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  • shorten: \"r/a/user.py\", \"r/b/user.py\", \"r/b/admin.py\"
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Tab

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tab.id                                                            *tabby.tab.id*\n    id of tab, tab handle for nvim api.\n\ntab.current_win()                                       *tabby.ab.current_win()*\n\n    Return: ~\n        Win |tabby-win|, current window.\n\ntab.wins()                                                    *tabby.tab.wins()*\n\n    Return: ~\n        An Array of Win |tabby-win|, current window.\n\ntab.wins().foreach({callback})                      *tabby.tab.wins().foreach()*\n    See |tabby.line.wins().foreach()|.\n\ntab.number()                                                *tabby.tab.number()*\n\n    Return: ~\n        Number, tab's order, start from 1.\n\ntab.is_current()                                        *tabby.tab.is_current()*\n\n    Return: ~\n        Boolean, if this tab is current tab.\n\ntab.name()                                               *tabby.tabby.tab.name()*\n\n    Return: ~\n        String, tab name. If name is not set, use option\n        \".tab_name.name_fallback()\" in LineOption |tabby-line-option|.\n\ntab.close_btn({symbol})                                  *tabby.tab.close_btn()*\n    Make a close button of this tab.\n\n    Parameters: ~\n        {symbol}  String, a symbol of close button.\n\n    Return: ~\n        Node |tabby-node|, close button node.\n
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Win

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win.id                                                            *tabby.win.id*\n    id of window, win handle for nvim api.\n\nwin.tab()                                                      *tabby.win.tab()*\n\n    Return: ~\n        Tab |tabby-tab|, tab of this window.\n\nwin.buf()                                                      *tabby.win.buf()*\n\n    Return: ~\n        Buf |tabby-buf|, buf of the window.\n\nwin.is_current()                                        *tabby.win.is_current()*\n\n    Return: ~\n        Boolean, if this window is current.\n\nwin.file_icon()                                          *tabby.win.file_icon()*\n    Get file icon of filetype. You need to installed plugin\n    'kyazdani42/nvim-web-devicons'.\n\n    Return: ~\n        Node |tabby-node|, file icon.\n\nwin.buf_name()                                                *tabby.win.name()*\n\n    Return: ~\n        String, buffer name of this window. You can specify the form by using\n        option \".buf_name.mode\" in LineOption |tabby-line-option|.\n
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Buf

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Object for buffer.

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buf.id                                                            *tabby.buf.id*\n    id of buffer, buffer handle for nvim api.\n\n\nbuf.is_changed()                                        *tabby.buf.is_changed()*\n    Get if buffer is changed.\n\n    Return: ~\n        boolean, true if there are unwritten changes, false if not\n        <https://neovim.io/doc/user/options.html#'buftype'> for details.\n\n\nbuf.type()                                                    *tabby.buf.type()*\n    Get buftype option.\n\n    Return: ~\n        buftype, normal buffer is an empty string. check |buftype| or\n        <https://neovim.io/doc/user/options.html#'buftype'> for details.\n
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Node

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Node is the rendered unit for tabby. Node is a recursive structure. It can be:

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    A string: \"nvim\"

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    A Number: 12

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    A table containing a Node or an array of Node, with an optional property 'hl'\nto set highlight. Example:

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    -- node 1\n{\n  \"tab1\", 100\n  hl = \"TabLineSel\"\n}\n-- node 2\n{\n  \"text 1\"\n  {\n      \"text 2\",\n      hl = \"Info\",\n  },\n  \"text3\",\n  hl = \"Fill\",\n}\n
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Highlight

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There are two ways to declare a highlight:

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API

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api.get_tabs()                                            *tabby.api.get_tabs()*\n    Get all tab ids\n\napi.get_tab_wins({tabid})                             *tabby.api.get_tab_wins()*\n    Get an winid array in specified tabid.\n\napi.get_current_tab()                              *tabby.api.get_current_tab()*\n    Get current tab's id.\n\napi.get_tab_current_win({tabid})               *tabby.api.get_tab_current_win()*\n    Get tab's current win's id.\n\napi.get_tab_number({tabid})                         *tabby.api.get_tab_number()*\n    Get tab's number.\n\napi.get_wins()                                            *tabby.api.get_wins()*\n    Get all windows, except floating window.\n\napi.get_win_tab({winid})                               *tabby.api.get_win_tab()*\n    Get tab id of specified window.\n\napi.is_float_win({winid})                             *tabby.api.is_float_win()*\n    Return true if this window is floating.\n\napi.is_not_float_win({winid})                     *tabby.api.is_not_float_win()*\n    Return true if this window is not floating.\n
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Use Presets

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You can use presets for a quick start. The preset config uses nerdfont,\nand you should use a nerdfont-patched font to display that correctly.

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To use preset, you can use use_preset({name}, {opt?}), for example:

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require('tabby.tabline').use_preset('active_wins_at_tail', {\n  theme = {\n    fill = 'TabLineFill', -- tabline background\n    head = 'TabLine', -- head element highlight\n    current_tab = 'TabLineSel', -- current tab label highlight\n    tab = 'TabLine', -- other tab label highlight\n    win = 'TabLine', -- window highlight\n    tail = 'TabLine', -- tail element highlight\n  },\n  nerdfont = true, -- whether use nerdfont\n  tab_name = {\n      name_fallback = 'function({tabid}), return a string',\n  },\n  buf_name = {\n      mode = \"'unique'|'relative'|'tail'|'shorten'\",\n  },\n})\n
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The {opt} is an optional parameter, including all option in\nLine Option. And has some extending optins:

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There are five {name} of presets:

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    active_wins_at_tail

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    \"\"

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    Put all windows' labels in active tabpage at end of whold tabline.

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    active_wins_at_end

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    Put all windows' labels in active tabpage after all tags label. In-active\ntabpage's window won't display.

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    \"\"

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    Each tab lab with a top window label followed. The top window is the focus\nwindow when you enter a tabpage.

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    active_tab_with_wins

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    Active tabpage's windows' labels is displayed after the active tabpage's label.

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    No windows label, only tab. and use focus window to name tab

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TODO

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  • Custom click handler
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  • Telescope support
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  • Style option for presets
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  • Expand tabby to support statusline and winbar
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  • Git info and lsp info
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