filename with path in the status line

[halturin]

Couldnt find a way to configure the subj. It would be great to have the capability to see the filename with the path (or part of the path along with the filename). Is there any chance to see it in the near future?

[halturin]

a little workaround

M.ui = {
  theme = 'catppuccin',
  statusline = {
    theme = "minimal",
    separator_style = "block",
    overriden_modules = function(modules)
      table.remove(modules,2)
      table.insert(
        modules,
        2,
        (function()
          local sep_l = "█"
          local sep_r = "%#St_sep_r#" .. "█" .. " %#ST_EmptySpace#"

          local function gen_block(icon, txt, sep_l_hlgroup, iconHl_group, txt_hl_group)
            return sep_l_hlgroup .. sep_l .. iconHl_group .. icon .. " " .. txt_hl_group .. " " .. txt .. sep_r
          end

          local icon = "󰈚"
          local name =  vim.fn.expand("%:.")

          if name ~= "" then
            local devicons_present, devicons = pcall(require, "nvim-web-devicons")

            if devicons_present then
              local ft_icon = devicons.get_icon(name)
              icon = (ft_icon ~= nil and ft_icon) or icon
            end
          else
            name = "<new>"
          end

          return gen_block(icon, name, "%#St_file_sep#", "%#St_file_bg#", "%#St_file_txt#")
                end)()
      )
    end,
  },
}

[CleoMenezesJr]

How about:

  statusline = {
    overriden_modules = function(modules)
      modules[2] = (function()
        local config = require("core.utils").load_config().ui.statusline
        local sep_style = config.separator_style

        local default_sep_icons = {
          default = { left = "", right = " " },
          round = { left = "", right = "" },
          block = { left = "█", right = "█" },
          arrow = { left = "", right = "" },
        }

        local separators = (type(sep_style) == "table" and sep_style) or default_sep_icons[sep_style]

        local sep_r = separators["right"]
        local icon = " 󰈚 "
        local name = vim.fn.expand("%:.")

        if name ~= "Empty " then
          local devicons_present, devicons = pcall(require, "nvim-web-devicons")

          if devicons_present then
            local ft_icon = devicons.get_icon(name)
            icon = (ft_icon ~= nil and " " .. ft_icon) or ""
          end

          name = " " .. name .. " "
        end

        return "%#St_file_info#" .. icon .. name .. "%#St_file_sep#" .. sep_r
      end)()
    end,
  },

That way, you won't need to hard code the separators and won't need to remove them and then add them to the table.

[CleoMenezesJr]

Perhaps even seek how the module returns and do something like:

        if config.theme == "default" then
          return "%#St_file_info#" .. icon .. name .. "%#St_file_sep#" .. sep_r
        elseif config.theme == "minimal" then
          local function gen_block(icon, txt, sep_l_hlgroup, iconHl_group, txt_hl_group)
            return sep_l_hlgroup .. sep_l .. iconHl_group .. icon .. " " .. txt_hl_group .. " " .. txt .. sep_r
          end
          return gen_block(icon, name, "%#St_file_sep#", "%#St_file_bg#", "%#St_file_txt#")
          ...
        end

[halturin]

sure, my workaround could be way better, but I did it exactly for my config :). it just shows the way it can be done and I believe it would be better to have this feature out of the box with an option to enable it.

[patrykk21]

For future references for anyone wondering this is how I solved it :)

vim.cmd("highlight St_relativepath guifg=#626a83 guibg=#2a2b36")

local stbufnr = function()
  return vim.api.nvim_win_get_buf(vim.g.statusline_winid or 0)
end


M.ui = {
  statusline = {
    theme = "default",
    order = { "mode", "relativepath", "file", "git", "%=", "lsp_msg", "%=", "diagnostics", "lsp", "cwd", "cursor" },
    modules = {
      relativepath = function()
        local path = vim.api.nvim_buf_get_name(stbufnr())

        if path == "" then
          return ""
        end

        return "%#St_relativepath#  " .. vim.fn.expand("%:.:h") .. " /"
      end,
    },
  },
}

[patrykk21]

Result

[siduck]

@patrykk21 good job!! i'm relieved that someone did it without making much fuss here xD