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# minitab.nvim
Minitab is a minimal lua reimplementaion of the tabline render function with
some improvements.
It consists of only ~80 lines of code.
Minitab started as a fork of
[`alvarosevilla95/luatab.nvim`](https://github.com/alvarosevilla95/luatab.nvim)
## Features
* Hackable text-only rendering
* Size/position of tabs doesn't change while switching tabs
* Minimal file paths are shown
* Smart handling of module files (e.g. `init.lua` => `module/init.lua`)
## Example bar
` +2 README.md | minitab/init.lua | + [No Name] | ~/docs/src/ | newrw | zsh | TelescopePrompt | help:builtin `
The above text demonstrates more or less what to expect from this plugin's
default tabline rendering.
This example also shows how several special cases for various buffer types are
handled.
## Install
Using a [`lazy.nvim`](https://github.com/folke/lazy.nvim) module
```lua
return { url = 'https://git.tjkeller.xyz/minitab.nvim', config = true }
```
## Configuration
The plugin calls the `helpers.tabline` function to render the line.
It uses the other functions and constants defined in `helpers`.
You can pass overrides for any of these in `setup`.
See `lua/minitab.lua` for details.
Example:
```lua
require("minitab").setup{
modifiedC = "*",
separator = function(index)
local sepC = "><"
if index == 0 then
sepC = "<"
elseif index == vim.fn.tabpagenr('$')
sepC = ">"
end
return '%#TabLine#' .. sepC
end,
}
```
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