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If I'm correct, the type of the width option should reflect the one that is used in the nvim-tree.view.width as below.
Thank you.
Also, I think the
delta
would be easier to work with if it is a number, since numbers can also be signed, and it will be much easier to apply a positive or negative delta if this is a number (IMO).
Of course.
I think absolute and relative would make a lot more sense for a beginner trying to use this API, or even when reading back our code after some time.
That could work. It's not necessary, however it would be easier.
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If I'm correct, the type of the width
option should reflect the one that is used in the nvim-tree.view.width
as below.
• {width} (string | number | table | function()) new |nvim-tree.view.width| value
Feel free to correct me if I'm being wrong here!
Also, I think the delta
would be easier to work with if it is a number, since numbers can also be signed, and it will be much easier to apply a positive or negative delta if this is a number (IMO).
From my local tests, adding a string with a number works, but adding a non-number string would throw an error.
> "a" + 1
stdin:1: attempt to add a 'string' with a 'number'
stack traceback:
[C]: in metamethod 'add'
stdin:1: in main chunk
[C]: in ?
Whereas adding a string-number with a number does work as intended.
> "-10" + 30
20
But this feels safer and more natural to do this with numbers. Your call here!
Also, I would have called this option offset
since this is more of a widerly used term to talk about absolute/relative units. And after some brainstorming with myself, I think absolute
and relative
would make a lot more sense for a beginner trying to use this API, or even when reading back our code after some time.
require("nvim-tree.api").resize({absolute = 30}) -- For a width that is equal to 30
require("nvim-tree.api").resize({relative = -10}) -- For a width that is decreased by 10
require("nvim-tree.api").resize({relative = +5}) -- For a width that is increased by 5
require("nvim-tree.api").resize({relative = 5}) -- Same thing, since positive numbers do not need signs
Other than that, this looks good to me for a future PR. Thank you for your valuable work!
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