lacasitos.nvim
Simple and quick picker. Single Stroke UI selector for Neovim.
- Take user input fast with a single keystroke
- Lightweight and easy to integrate
- Perfect for plugin developers and custom Neovim configurations
- Minimal UI that doesn't disrupt your focus
Using Lazy:
return {
"divagueame/lacasitos.nvim",
config = function()
require("lacasitos").setup()
end,
}local lacasitos = require("lacasitos")
local animals = { "cat", "dog", "mouse"}
selected_option = lacasitos.choose_option(animals)In your plugin or Neovim config:
-- Example: Quick theme switcher
local themes = { "gruvbox", "nord", "tokyonight" }
local selected_theme = lacasitos.choose_option(themes)
vim.cmd("colorscheme " .. selected_theme)Instead of an table of strings, you can pass a table instead of a string for each option, when the displayed text and the returned value are not expected to be the same.
local themes = {
{ label= "Gruvbox Material", value = "gruvbox-material" },
{ label= "Kanagawa Dragon", value = "kanagawa-dragon"}
}
local selected_theme = lacasitos.choose_option(themes)
vim.cmd("colorscheme " .. selected_theme)You can pass a config table to setup or to choose_option to override the default values for all windows or for a single one:
local lacasitos = require("lacasitos")
lacasitos.setup({
window = {
title = "My common custom title"
}
})
vim.api.nvim_set_hl(0, 'MyCustomHighlight', { fg = '#FFD700', bg = '#005f87', bold = true })
local animals = { "cat", "dog", "mouse"}
local opts = {
title = {{"Unique colored title", "MyCustomHighlight"}} -- With your own highlight
-- title = "My unique title"
}
local selected_option = lacasitos.choose_option(animals, opts)
print('Your animal is ' .. selected_option)PRs and issues are always welcome. Make sure to provide as much context as possible when opening one.
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.