nvim-tree.lua/lua/lib/config.lua
kiyan42 e0bfcb4a6f Refacto: rewrite everything
- The tree is created with libuv functions, which makes it blazingly fast.
- The tree may now be faster than any other vim trees, it can handle directories with thousands of files without any latency at all (tested on 40K files, works flawlessly).
- More solid logic for opening and closing the tree.
- tree state is remembered (closing / opening a folder keeps opened subdirectories open)
- detection of multiple git projects in the tree
- more icon support
- smart rendering
- smart updates
- ms windows support
- gx replacement function running xdg-open on linux, open on macos
2020-05-29 15:33:47 +02:00

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local M = {}
function M.get_icon_state()
local show_icons = vim.g.lua_tree_show_icons or { git = 1, folders = 1, files = 1 }
local icons = {
default = nil,
git_icons = {
unstaged = "",
staged = "",
unmerged = "",
renamed = "",
untracked = ""
}
}
local user_icons = vim.g.lua_tree_icons
if user_icons then
if user_icons.default then
icons.default = user_icons.default
end
for key, val in pairs(user_icons.git) do
if icons.git_icons[key] then
icons.git_icons[key] = val
end
end
end
return {
show_file_icon = show_icons.files == 1 and vim.g.nvim_web_devicons == 1,
show_folder_icon = show_icons.folders == 1,
show_git_icon = show_icons.git == 1,
icons = icons
}
end
function M.get_bindings()
local keybindings = vim.g.lua_tree_bindings or {}
return {
edit = keybindings.edit or '<CR>',
edit_vsplit = keybindings.edit_vsplit or '<C-v>',
edit_split = keybindings.edit_split or '<C-x>',
edit_tab = keybindings.edit_tab or '<C-t>',
cd = keybindings.cd or '<C-]>',
create = keybindings.create or 'a',
remove = keybindings.remove or 'd',
rename = keybindings.rename or 'r',
}
end
return M