starship.yazi

Starship prompt plugin for Yazi

https://github.com/Rolv-Apneseth/starship.yazi/assets/69486699/f7314687-5cb1-4d66-8d9d-cca960ba6716

Requirements

Installation

ya pack -a Rolv-Apneseth/starship

Manual

# Linux / MacOS
git clone https://github.com/Rolv-Apneseth/starship.yazi.git ~/.config/yazi/plugins/starship.yazi
# Windows
git clone https://github.com/Rolv-Apneseth/starship.yazi.git %AppData%\yazi\config\plugins\starship.yazi

Usage

Add this to ~/.config/yazi/init.lua:

require("starship"):setup()

If you wish to define a custom config file for starship to use, you can pass in a path to the setup function like this:

starship:setup({ config_file = "/home/rolv/.config/starship_secondary.toml" })

Make sure you have starship installed and in your PATH.

Extra

If you use a starship theme with a background colour, it might look a bit to cramped on just the one line Yazi gives the header by default. To fix this, you can add this to your init.lua:

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local old_build = Tab.build

Tab.build = function(self, ...)
    local bar = function(c, x, y)
        if x <= 0 or x == self._area.w - 1 then
            return ui.Bar(ui.Bar.TOP):area(ui.Rect.default)
        end

        return ui.Bar(ui.Bar.TOP)
            :area(ui.Rect({
                x = x,
                y = math.max(0, y),
                w = ya.clamp(0, self._area.w - x, 1),
                h = math.min(1, self._area.h),
            }))
            :symbol(c)
    end

    local c = self._chunks
    self._chunks = {
        c[1]:padding(ui.Padding.y(1)),
        c[2]:padding(ui.Padding(c[1].w > 0 and 0 or 1, c[3].w > 0 and 0 or 1, 1, 1)),
        c[3]:padding(ui.Padding.y(1)),
    }

    local style = THEME.manager.border_style
    self._base = ya.list_merge(self._base or {}, {
        ui.Border(ui.Border.ALL):area(self._area):type(ui.Border.ROUNDED):style(style),
        ui.Bar(ui.Bar.RIGHT):area(self._chunks[1]):style(style),
        ui.Bar(ui.Bar.LEFT):area(self._chunks[1]):style(style),

        bar("┬", c[1].right - 1, c[1].y),
        bar("┴", c[1].right - 1, c[1].bottom - 1),
        bar("┬", c[2].right, c[2].y),
        bar("┴", c[2].right, c[2].bottom - 1),
    })

    old_build(self, ...)
end

Note

This works by overriding your Tab.build function so make sure this is the only place you're doing that in your config. For example, this would be incompatible with the full-border plugin

Thanks

sxyazi for providing the code for this plugin and the demo video in this comment

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