59 lines
2.5 KiB
Lua
59 lines
2.5 KiB
Lua
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--- UI toggles for the `<Leader>u` group, registered through
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--- `Snacks.toggle():map()` instead of plain astrocore mappings.
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---
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--- That is what buys the snacks default which-key integration: each toggle
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--- adds its own which-key entry with the enabled/disabled state icon, the
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--- green/yellow state colour, and an "Enable X" / "Disable X" label that
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--- flips with the current value. Plain `vim.keymap.set` mappings only ever
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--- show a static description.
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---
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--- Called from polish.lua, i.e. after astrocore has installed its own
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--- `<Leader>u` defaults, so these win on the keys they share. Toggles
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--- AstroNvim provides and snacks does not (`<Leader>ub` background,
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--- `<Leader>uA` autochdir, ...) are left alone.
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--- @module config.toggles
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local M = {}
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function M.setup()
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local ok, Snacks = pcall(require, "snacks")
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if not ok then return end
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local toggle = Snacks.toggle
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toggle.diagnostics():map "<Leader>ud"
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toggle.line_number():map "<Leader>un"
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toggle.option("relativenumber", { name = "Relative Numbers" }):map "<Leader>ur"
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toggle.option("wrap", { name = "Wrap" }):map "<Leader>uw"
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toggle.option("spell", { name = "Spelling" }):map "<Leader>us"
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toggle.option("conceallevel", { off = 0, on = 2, name = "Conceal" }):map "<Leader>uc"
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toggle.inlay_hints():map "<Leader>ui"
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toggle.treesitter():map "<Leader>ut"
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toggle.indent():map "<Leader>uI"
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toggle.dim():map "<Leader>ux"
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toggle.zen():map "<Leader>uz"
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toggle.zoom():map "<Leader>uZ"
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toggle.animate():map "<Leader>ua"
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toggle.scroll():map "<Leader>uS"
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toggle.profiler():map "<Leader>up"
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toggle.profiler_highlights():map "<Leader>uh"
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-- conform owns format-on-save (astrocommunity conform pack) and gates it on
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-- vim.b.autoformat / vim.g.autoformat; the pre-save LSP code action pass
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-- rides the same hook, so this one flag governs the whole on-save pipeline.
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-- Mirrors the pack's own <Leader>uF, with which-key state on top.
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toggle({
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name = "Format on Save",
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get = function() return vim.F.if_nil(vim.b.autoformat, vim.g.autoformat, true) end,
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set = function(state) vim.g.autoformat, vim.b.autoformat = state, nil end,
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}):map "<Leader>uf"
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-- virtual_lines is native since 0.11; showing both at once is unreadable,
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-- so the two diagnostic renderers trade places
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toggle({
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name = "Diagnostic Virtual Lines",
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get = function() return ((vim.diagnostic.config() or {}).virtual_lines and true) or false end,
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set = function(state) vim.diagnostic.config { virtual_lines = state, virtual_text = not state } end,
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}):map "<Leader>ul"
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end
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return M
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