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tusqasi avatar tusqasi commented on June 15, 2024

Hey @zeitchef, check out the readme and while you do that, let me take a look at your onestatus.json and $MYVIMRC.

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zeitchef avatar zeitchef commented on June 15, 2024
// onestatus.json
{
  "status-right": [
    { "fg": "#34353e", "bg": "default", "labelFunc": "s:getCWD" }
  ],
  "status-left": [
    { "fg": "#34353e", "bg": "#5af78e", "labelFunc": "s:getHead" },
    { "fg": "default", "bg": "default", "labelFunc": "s:getFileName" }
  ],
  "status-style": "s:getDefaultColor",
  "status-justify": "center", <-- this seems to be a problem
  "window-status-style": [
    { "fg": "#6c757d", "bg": "default", "isStyleOnly": true }
  ],
  "window-status-current-style": [
    { "fg": "#34353e", "bg": "#57c7ff", "isStyleOnly": true }
  ]
}

And the relevant vim configs:

au BufEnter * :OneStatus
au ExitPre * :!tmux source ~/.tmux.conf
set noshowmode noruler
set laststatus=0

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tusqasi avatar tusqasi commented on June 15, 2024

It's still WIP. To get desired changes you can change the line in plugin/onestatus.vim like this

if g:onestatus_default_layout == 1
  call onestatus#build([
        \{'command' : 'set-option status-justify centre'},
        \{'command': 'set-option status-right-length ' . g:onestatus_right_length},
        \{'command': 'set-option status-left-length ' . g:onestatus_left_length},
        \])
endif

And as for your question

For example, I assume setting "status-justify": "center" maps directly to set-option -g status-justify center that I have in my .tmux.conf... is this a correct assumption? It's not super clear in the README.

No, it doesn't. Internally, that json object is taken and fg, bg, lableFunc are looked for and then the values are mapped in a structured way, which makes configuration like status-justify : 'center' not work as expected.

Changes will come. Stay tuned.

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tusqasi avatar tusqasi commented on June 15, 2024

And for

Also, I don't seem to be able to access tmux "variables". For example, how would I implement the following, accessing the current tmux session name:
set-option -g status-left "#[fg=#e2e4e5,bg=#43454f] #S "

This should work like

  "status-left": [
    { "fg": "#34353e", "bg": "#5af78e", "label": "#S" },
  ],

For setting a textual 'thing' you can use label.
It will work same as you expected.

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zeitchef avatar zeitchef commented on June 15, 2024

Thanks. I overlooked the differences between label and labelFunc. This definitely pushed me further. Looking forward to future iterations!

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narajaon avatar narajaon commented on June 15, 2024

Hello, thanks for the feedbacks.
You indeed have to use the label attribute for plain strings or tmux variables like #S.
As for "status-justify": "center", I suggest putting everything that won't change in your tmux.conf file.
Let onestatus handle the dynamic updates (git branches, current directory etc).

That being said, since status-justify is directly linked to your status even though it should not change, I might add it in the future.

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