This plugin provides a visual representation of your code structure on the side of your windows, similar to the minimap found in many modern editors.
Criticisms are welcome.
The color scheme used for these screenshots is nord
- 🖥️ LSP integration
- 🌳 TreeSitter integration
- ➖ Fold integration
- 🔀 Git integration
- 🔎 Search integration
- 🏷️ Support for marks
- 🖱️ Mouse click support
- 🖍️ Support for map annotations in the sign column and line highlight
- 📐 Support both split window and float window layouts
- 🌐 Respects UTF-8 encoding and tab width
- 🎯 Focus on the minimap, allowing interaction with it
- 🔧 Support for customized handlers
- 🔣 Statusline Components
- ⏳ Cooperative Scheduling
- Neovim version 0.10.0 or higher is required. Nightly versions might work, but NOT guaranteed or maintained.
- A font that supports displaying Braille Patterns Unicode block
- Optional: nvim-treesitter for highlighting
- Optional: gitsigns.nvim for Git integration
- Optional: mini.diff for mini diff integration
With Lazy:
---@module "neominimap.config.meta"
{
"Isrothy/neominimap.nvim",
version = "v3.x.x",
lazy = false, -- NOTE: NO NEED to Lazy load
-- Optional. You can alse set your own keybindings
keys = {
-- Global Minimap Controls
{ "<leader>nm", "<cmd>Neominimap Toggle<cr>", desc = "Toggle global minimap" },
{ "<leader>no", "<cmd>Neominimap Enable<cr>", desc = "Enable global minimap" },
{ "<leader>nc", "<cmd>Neominimap Disable<cr>", desc = "Disable global minimap" },
{ "<leader>nr", "<cmd>Neominimap Refresh<cr>", desc = "Refresh global minimap" },
-- Window-Specific Minimap Controls
{ "<leader>nwt", "<cmd>Neominimap WinToggle<cr>", desc = "Toggle minimap for current window" },
{ "<leader>nwr", "<cmd>Neominimap WinRefresh<cr>", desc = "Refresh minimap for current window" },
{ "<leader>nwo", "<cmd>Neominimap WinEnable<cr>", desc = "Enable minimap for current window" },
{ "<leader>nwc", "<cmd>Neominimap WinDisable<cr>", desc = "Disable minimap for current window" },
-- Tab-Specific Minimap Controls
{ "<leader>ntt", "<cmd>Neominimap TabToggle<cr>", desc = "Toggle minimap for current tab" },
{ "<leader>ntr", "<cmd>Neominimap TabRefresh<cr>", desc = "Refresh minimap for current tab" },
{ "<leader>nto", "<cmd>Neominimap TabEnable<cr>", desc = "Enable minimap for current tab" },
{ "<leader>ntc", "<cmd>Neominimap TabDisable<cr>", desc = "Disable minimap for current tab" },
-- Buffer-Specific Minimap Controls
{ "<leader>nbt", "<cmd>Neominimap BufToggle<cr>", desc = "Toggle minimap for current buffer" },
{ "<leader>nbr", "<cmd>Neominimap BufRefresh<cr>", desc = "Refresh minimap for current buffer" },
{ "<leader>nbo", "<cmd>Neominimap BufEnable<cr>", desc = "Enable minimap for current buffer" },
{ "<leader>nbc", "<cmd>Neominimap BufDisable<cr>", desc = "Disable minimap for current buffer" },
---Focus Controls
{ "<leader>nf", "<cmd>Neominimap Focus<cr>", desc = "Focus on minimap" },
{ "<leader>nu", "<cmd>Neominimap Unfocus<cr>", desc = "Unfocus minimap" },
{ "<leader>ns", "<cmd>Neominimap ToggleFocus<cr>", desc = "Switch focus on minimap" },
},
init = function()
-- The following options are recommended when layout == "float"
vim.opt.wrap = false
vim.opt.sidescrolloff = 36 -- Set a large value
--- Put your configuration here
---@type Neominimap.UserConfig
vim.g.neominimap = {
auto_enable = true,
}
end,
}
Default configuration
---@enum Neominimap.Handler.Annotation
local AnnotationMode = {
Sign = "sign", -- Show braille signs in the sign column
Icon = "icon", -- Show icons in the sign column
Line = "line", -- Highlight the background of the line on the minimap
}
vim.g.neominimap = {
-- Enable the plugin by default
auto_enable = true, ---@type boolean
-- Log level
log_level = vim.log.levels.OFF, ---@type Neominimap.Log.Levels
-- Notification level
notification_level = vim.log.levels.INFO, ---@type Neominimap.Log.Levels
-- Path to the log file
log_path = vim.fn.stdpath("data") .. "/neominimap.log", ---@type string
-- Minimaps will not be created for buffers of these filetypes
---@type string[]
exclude_filetypes = {
"help",
"bigfile", -- For Snacks.nvim
},
-- Minimaps will not be created for buffers of these buftypes
---@type string[]
exclude_buftypes = {
"nofile",
"nowrite",
"quickfix",
"terminal",
"prompt",
},
-- When this function returns false, the minimap will not be created for this buffer.
---@type fun(bufnr: integer): boolean
buf_filter = function()
return true
end,
-- When this function returns false, the minimap will not be created for this window.
---@type fun(winid: integer): boolean
win_filter = function()
return true
end,
-- When this function returns false, the minimap will not be created for this tab.
---@type fun(tabid: integer): boolean
tab_filter = function()
return true
end,
-- How many columns a dot should span
x_multiplier = 4, ---@type integer
-- How many rows a dot should span
y_multiplier = 1, ---@type integer
buffer = {
-- When true, the minimap will be recreated when you delete the buffer.
-- When false, the minimap will be disabled for the current buffer when you delete the minimap buffer.
persist = true, ---@type boolean
},
---@alias Neominimap.Config.LayoutType "split" | "float"
--- Either `split` or `float`
--- When layout is set to `float`, minimaps will be created in floating windows attached to all suitable windows.
--- When layout is set to `split`, the minimap will be created in one split window per tab.
layout = "float", ---@type Neominimap.Config.LayoutType
--- Used when `layout` is set to `split`
split = {
minimap_width = 20, ---@type integer
-- Always fix the width of the split window
fix_width = false, ---@type boolean
---@alias Neominimap.Config.SplitDirection "left" | "right" | "topleft" | "botright" | "aboveleft" | "rightbelow"
direction = "right", ---@type Neominimap.Config.SplitDirection
--- Automatically close the split window when it is the last window.
close_if_last_window = false, ---@type boolean
--- When true, the split window will be recreated when you close it.
--- When false, the minimap will be disabled for the current tab when you close the minimap window.
persist = true, ---@type boolean
},
--- Used when `layout` is set to `float`
float = {
minimap_width = 20, ---@type integer
--- If set to nil, there is no maximum height restriction
--- @type integer
max_minimap_height = nil,
margin = {
right = 0, ---@type integer
top = 0, ---@type integer
bottom = 0, ---@type integer
},
z_index = 1, ---@type integer
--- Border style of the floating window.
--- Accepts all usual border style options (e.g., "single", "double")
--- @type string | string[] | [string, string][]
window_border = vim.fn.has("nvim-0.11") == 1 and vim.opt.winborder:get() or "single",
-- When true, the floating window will be recreated when you close it.
-- When false, the minimap will be disabled for the current tab when you close the minimap window.
persist = true, ---@type boolean
},
-- For performance, when text changes, the minimap is refreshed after a certain delay.
-- Set the delay in milliseconds
delay = 200, ---@type integer
-- Sync the cursor position with the minimap
sync_cursor = true, ---@type boolean
click = {
-- Enable mouse click on the minimap
enabled = false, ---@type boolean
-- Automatically switch focus to the minimap when clicked
auto_switch_focus = true, ---@type boolean
},
diagnostic = {
enabled = true, ---@type boolean
-- Allowed formats for the `severity` filter:
-- 1. A single severity level:
-- eg: severity = vim.diagnostic.severity.WARN
-- 2. A table with a "min" and/or "max" key:
-- eg: severity = { min = vim.diagnostic.severity.WARN, max = vim.diagnostic.severity.ERROR }
-- 3. A list-like table of severity values:
-- eg: severity = { vim.diagnostic.severity.WARN, vim.diagnostic.severity.ERROR }
---@see vim.diagnostic.severity
severity = nil, ---@type vim.diagnostic.SeverityFilter?
mode = "line", ---@type Neominimap.Handler.Annotation.Mode
priority = {
ERROR = 100, ---@type integer
WARN = 90, ---@type integer
INFO = 80, ---@type integer
HINT = 70, ---@type integer
},
icon = {
ERROR = " ", ---@type string
WARN = " ", ---@type string
INFO = " ", ---@type string
HINT = " ", ---@type string
},
},
git = {
enabled = true, ---@type boolean
mode = "sign", ---@type Neominimap.Handler.Annotation.Mode
priority = 6, ---@type integer
icon = {
add = "+ ", ---@type string
change = "~ ", ---@type string
delete = "- ", ---@type string
},
},
mini_diff = {
enabled = false, ---@type boolean
mode = "sign", ---@type Neominimap.Handler.Annotation.Mode
priority = 6, ---@type integer
icon = {
add = "+ ", ---@type string
change = "~ ", ---@type string
delete = "- ", ---@type string
},
},
search = {
enabled = false, ---@type boolean
mode = "line", ---@type Neominimap.Handler.Annotation.Mode
priority = 20, ---@type integer
icon = " ", ---@type string
},
treesitter = {
enabled = true, ---@type boolean
priority = 200, ---@type integer
},
mark = {
enabled = false, ---@type boolean
mode = "icon", ---@type Neominimap.Handler.Annotation.Mode
priority = 10, ---@type integer
key = "m", ---@type string
show_builtins = false, ---@type boolean -- shows the builtin marks like [ ] < >
},
fold = {
-- Consider folds when rendering the minimap
enabled = true, ---@type boolean
},
--- Override the default window options
---@param opt vim.wo
---@param winid integer the window id of the source window, NOT the minimap window
winopt = function(opt, winid) end,
--- Override the default buffer options
---@param opt vim.bo
---@param bufnr integer the buffer id of the source buffer, NOT the minimap buffer
bufopt = function(opt, bufnr) end,
---@type Neominimap.Map.Handler[]
handlers = {},
}
Default winopt
{
winhighlight = table.concat({
"Normal:NeominimapBackground",
"FloatBorder:NeominimapBorder",
"CursorLine:NeominimapCursorLine",
"CursorLineNr:NeominimapCursorLineNr",
"CursorLineSign:NeominimapCursorLineSign",
"CursorLineFold:NeominimapCursorLineFold",
}, ","),
wrap = false,
foldcolumn = "0",
signcolumn = "auto",
number = false,
relativenumber = false,
scrolloff = 99999, -- To center minimap
sidescrolloff = 0,
winblend = 0,
cursorline = true,
spell = false,
list = false,
fillchars = "eob: ",
winfixwidth = true,
}
Default bufopt
{
buftype = "nofile",
filetype = "neominimap",
swapfile = false,
bufhidden = "hide",
undolevels = -1,
modifiable = false,
}
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-
Global Commands:
-
Neominimap Enable
- Description: Enable minimaps globally.
- Arguments: None
-
Neominimap Disable
- Description: Disable minimaps globally.
- Arguments: None
-
Neominimap Toggle
- Description: Toggle minimaps globally.
- Arguments: None
-
Neominimap Refresh
- Description: Refresh minimaps globally.
- Arguments: None
-
-
Buffer Commands:
-
Neominimap BufEnable [buffer_list]
- Description: Enable the minimap for specified buffers. If no buffers are specified, enable for the current buffer.
- Arguments: Optional: List of buffers
-
Neominimap BufDisable [buffer_list]
- Description: Disable the minimap for specified buffers. If no buffers are specified, disable for the current buffer.
- Arguments: Optional: List of buffers
-
Neominimap BufToggle [buffer_list]
- Description: Toggle the minimap for specified buffers. If no buffers are specified, toggle for the current buffer.
- Arguments: Optional: List of buffers
-
Neominimap BufRefresh [buffer_list]
- Description: Refresh the minimap buffers for specified buffers. If no buffers are specified, refresh for the current buffer. It does the following:
- Creating or wiping out buffers as needed.
- Rendering minimap text and applying highlights.
- Arguments: Optional: List of buffers
- Description: Refresh the minimap buffers for specified buffers. If no buffers are specified, refresh for the current buffer. It does the following:
-
-
Tab Commands:
-
Neominimap TabEnable [tab_list]
- Description: Enable the minimap for specified tabpage. If no tabpages are specified, enable for the current tab.
- Arguments: Optional: List of tabpages
-
Neominimap TabDisable [tab_list]
- Description: Disable the minimap for specified tabpages. If no tabpages are specified, disable for the current tab.
- Arguments: Optional: List of tabpages
-
Neominimap TabToggle [tab_list]
- Description: Toggle the minimap for specified tabpages. If no tabpages are specified, toggle for the current tab.
- Arguments: Optional: List of tabpages
-
Neominimap TabRefresh [tab_list]
- Description: Refresh the minimap tabs for specified tabs. If no tabs are specified, refresh for the current tab. It does the following:
- Creating or wiping out windows in tabpages as needed.
- Arguments: Optional: List of tabpages
- Description: Refresh the minimap tabs for specified tabs. If no tabs are specified, refresh for the current tab. It does the following:
-
-
Window Commands:
-
Neominimap WinEnable [window_list]
- Description: Enable the minimap for specified windows. If no windows are specified, enable for the current window.
- Arguments: Optional: List of windows
-
Neominimap WinDisable [window_list]
- Description: Disable the minimap for specified windows. If no windows are specified, disable for the current window.
- Arguments: Optional: List of windows
-
Neominimap WinToggle [window_list]
- Description: Toggle the minimap for specified windows. If no windows are specified, toggle for the current window.
- Arguments: Optional: List of windows
-
Neominimap WinRefresh [window_list]
- Description: Refresh the minimap windows for specified windows. If no windows are specified, refresh for the current window. It does the following:
- Opening or closing windows as needed.
- Updating window configurations, such as positions and sizes.
- Attaching windows to the correct buffers.
- Arguments: Optional: List of windows
- Description: Refresh the minimap windows for specified windows. If no windows are specified, refresh for the current window. It does the following:
-
-
Focus Commands:
-
Neominimap Focus
- Description: Focus on the minimap. Set cursor to the minimap window.
- Arguments: None
-
Neominimap Unfocus
- Description: Unfocus the minimap. Set cursor back.
- Arguments: None
-
Neominimap ToggleFocus
- Description: Toggle minimap focus.
- Arguments: None
-
To turn on the minimap globally:
:Neominimap on
To disable the minimap for the current buffer:
:Neominimap BufOff
To refresh the minimap for windows 3 and 4:
:Neominimap WinRefresh 3 4
Note
A minimap is shown if and only if
- Neominimap is enabled globally,
- Neominimap is enabled for the current buffer,
- Neominimap is enabled for the current tabpage, and
- Neominimap is enabled for the current window.
These are the Lua API.
-
Global API
-
require('neominimap.api').enable()
- Description: Enable the minimap globally across all buffers and windows.
- Arguments: None
-
require('neominimap.api').disable()
- Description: Disable the minimap globally.
- Arguments: None
-
require('neominimap.api').toggle()
- Description: Toggle the minimap on or off globally.
- Arguments: None
-
require('neominimap.api').refresh()
- Description: Refresh the minimap globally.
- Arguments: None
-
require('neominimap.api').enabled()
- Description: Check if the minimap is enabled globally.
- Arguments: None
- Returns:
true
if the minimap is enabled,false
otherwise
-
-
Buffer API
-
require('neominimap.api').buf.enable(<bufnr>)
- Description: Enable the minimap for specified buffers.
- Arguments: None (defaults to current buffer), or an integer or a list of buffer numbers
-
require('neominimap.api').buf.disable(<bufnr>)
- Description: Disable the minimap for specified buffers.
- Arguments: None (defaults to current buffer), or an integer or a list of buffer numbers
-
require('neominimap.api').buf.toggle(<bufnr>)
- Description: Toggle the minimap for specified buffers.
- Arguments: None (defaults to current buffer), or an integer or a list of buffer numbers
-
require('neominimap.api').buf.refresh(<bufnr>)
- Description: Refresh the minimap buffers for specified buffers.
- Arguments: None (defaults to current buffer), or an integer or a list of buffer numbers
-
require('neominimap').buf.enabled(bufnr)
- Description: Check if the minimap is enabled for specified buffers.
- Arguments: A buffer number (optional). If no buffer is specified, check for the current buffer.
- Returns:
true
if the minimap is enabled,false
otherwise
-
-
Tab API
-
require('neominimap.api').tab.enable(<tabid>)
- Description: Enable the minimap for specified tabpages.
- Arguments: None (defaults to current tabage), or an integer or a list of tabpage IDs
-
require('neominimap.api').tab.disable(<tabid>)
- Description: Disable the minimap for specified tabpages.
- Arguments: None (defaults to current tabage), or an integer or a list of tabpage IDs
-
require('neominimap.api').tab.toggle(<tabid>)
- Description: Toggle the minimap for specified tabpages.
- Arguments: None (defaults to current tabage), or an integer or a list of tabpage IDs
-
require('neominimap.api').tab.refresh(<tabid>)
- Description: Refresh the minimap tabs for specified tabpages.
- Arguments: None (defaults to current tabage), or an integer or a list of tabpage IDs
-
require('neominimap').tab.enabled(tabid)
- Description: Check if the minimap is enabled for specified tabpages.
- Arguments: A tabpage ID (optional). If no tabpage is specified, check for the current tabpage.
- Returns:
true
if the minimap is enabled,false
otherwise
-
-
Window API
-
require('neominimap.api').win.enable(<winid>)
- Description: Enable the minimap for specified windows.
- Arguments: None (defaults to current window), or an integer or a list of window IDs
-
require('neominimap.api').win.disable(<winid>)
- Description: Disable the minimap for specified windows.
- Arguments: None (defaults to current window), or an integer or a list of window IDs
-
require('neominimap.api').win.toggle(<winid>)
- Description: Toggle the minimap for specified windows.
- Arguments: None (defaults to current window), or an integer or a list of window IDs
-
require('neominimap.api').win.refresh(<winid>)
- Description: Refresh the minimap windows for specified windows.
- Arguments: None (defaults to current window), or an integer or a list of window IDs
-
require('neominimap').win.enabled(winid)
- Description: Check if the minimap is enabled for specified windows.
- Arguments: A window ID (optional). If no window is specified, check for the current window.
- Returns:
true
if the minimap is enabled,false
otherwise
-
-
Focus Control
-
require('neominimap.api').focus.enable()
- Description: Focus the minimap window, allowing interaction with it.
- Arguments: None
-
require('neominimap.api').focus.disable()
- Description: Unfocus the minimap window, returning focus to the editor.
- Arguments: None
-
require('neominimap.api').focus.toggle()
- Description: Toggle focus between the minimap and the main editor window.
- Arguments: None
-
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The neominimap API has been updated to provide a more intuitive and flexible interface. The old API is now deprecated and will eventually be removed. This guide will help you transition to the new neominimap.api.
Old Function | New Function |
---|---|
require('neominimap').on |
require('neominimap.api').enable |
require('neominimap').off |
require('neominimap.api').disable |
require('neominimap').toggle |
require('neominimap.api').toggle |
require('neominimap').refresh |
require('neominimap.api').refresh |
require('neominimap').enabled |
require('neominimap.api').enabled |
require('neominimap').bufOn |
require('neominimap.api').buf.enable |
require('neominimap').bufOff |
require('neominimap.api').buf.disable |
require('neominimap').bufToggle |
require('neominimap.api').buf.toggle |
require('neominimap').bufRefresh |
require('neominimap.api').buf.refresh |
require('neominimap').bufEnabled |
require('neominimap.api').buf.enabled |
require('neominimap').tabOn |
require('neominimap.api').tab.disable |
require('neominimap').tabOff |
require('neominimap.api').tab.disable |
require('neominimap').tabToggle |
require('neominimap.api').tab.toggle |
require('neominimap').tabRefresh |
require('neominimap.api').tab.refresh |
require('neominimap').tabEnabled |
require('neominimap.api').tab.enabled |
require('neominimap').winOn |
require('neominimap.api').win.enable |
require('neominimap').winOff |
require('neominimap.api').win.disable |
require('neominimap').winToggle |
require('neominimap.api').win.toggle |
require('neominimap').winEnabled |
require('neominimap.api').win.enabled |
require('neominimap').winRefresh |
require('neominimap.api').win.refresh |
require('neominimap').focus |
require('neominimap.api').focus.enable |
require('neominimap').unfocus |
require('neominimap.api').focus.disable |
require('neominimap').toggleFocus |
require('neominimap.api').focus.toggle |
Aspect | Old API (neominimap ).doSomeThing |
New API (neominimap.api ).do_some_thing() |
---|---|---|
Input Type | Expects a list of integers. | Accepts nil , a single integer, or a list of integers. An empty list does nothing. |
Default Behavior | Automatically defaults to the current buffer/tab/window if the input list is empty. | Explicitly requires omitted input to default to the current buffer/tab/window. |
Design Philosophy | A wrapper for Vim commands, with implicit behaviors. | Independent of Vim commands. |
- Old Behavior: Passing an empty list (
{}
) defaulted to the current buffer, tab, or window. - New Behavior: Passing an empty list does nothing.
To default to the current context, pass
nil
or omit the argument.
Here is an example:
-- Old API
require('neominimap').bufOn({}) -- Defaults to current buffer
-- New API
require('neominimap.api').buf.enable() -- Explicitly defaults to current buffer
require('neominimap.api').buf.enable({}) -- Does nothing
This section explains the handler API and provides a guide on creating your own.
A handler is defined as a Lua table with the following fields:
name
(string
): A unique identifier for your handler (e.g.,"my_todo_handler"
).mode
("sign" | "icon" | "line"
): Determines how annotations are displayed on the minimap:"sign"
: Shows small braille characters in the sign column."icon"
: Shows a single character/icon (potentially from an icon font) in the sign column."line"
: Highlights the background of the corresponding line(s) on the minimap.
namespace
(integer
): A Neovim namespace ID used internally by Neovim to manage virtual text or signs. This should be created usingvim.api.nvim_create_namespace
.autocmds
({event: string|string[], opts?: table}[]
): A list of autocommand specifications. Whenever one of these autocommands fires, the handler will be triggered to update the minimap for the relevant buffer(s). Theopts
table can contain standard autocommand options likepattern
,desc
, and importantly, eithercallback
orget_buffers
.- If
opts.callback
is defined (fun(apply: fun(bufnr:integer), args: any)
), it receives a functionapply(bufnr)
to manually trigger the handler for a specific buffer and the autocommand arguments. You are responsible for callingapply(bufnr)
for the buffer(s) you want to update. - If
opts.callback
is not defined, you must provideopts.get_buffers
(fun(data: vim.api.keyset.create_autocmd.callback_args): integer[] | integer
). This function receives the autocommand arguments and must return the buffer number(s) that the handler should be applied to.
- If
init
(fun()
): A function called once when the handler is registered.get_annotations
(fun(bufnr: integer): Neominimap.Map.Handler.Annotation[]
): This is the core logic of your handler. It takes a buffer number (bufnr
) as input, and returns an array ofNeominimap.Map.Handler.Annotation
objects.
Each object returned by get_annotations
must conform to the
Neominimap.Map.Handler.Annotation
structure:
lnum
(integer
): The starting line number (1-based) in the main buffer that this annotation refers to.end_lnum
(integer
): The ending line number (1-based). For single-line annotations, this is the same aslnum
.id
(integer
): An id for a specific kind of annotation. For example, allgit add
should have the same id butgit add
andgit change
have different ids. This is used to group annotations together like vertical braille dots.priority
(integer
): Determines display order when annotations overlap.icon?
(string
, optional): A single character or icon string to display if the handler'smode
is"icon"
.highlight
(string
): The name of a Neovim highlight group.
See the wiki page for examples.
This plugin provides statusline components that integrate with various statusline plugins like Lualine.
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The plugin offers the following customizable components for your statusline:
- plugin_name - Displays the plugin name, "Neominimap".
- fullname - Shows the full path of the current file.
- shortname - Displays only the filename (without the path).
- position - Indicates the current cursor position within the file.
Here's an example of how you can customize the Lualine statusline using neominimap components:
local neominimap = require("neominimap.statusline")
local minimap_extension = {
sections = {
lualine_c = {
neominimap.fullname,
},
lualine_z = {
neominimap.position,
"progress",
},
},
filetypes = { "neominimap" },
}
require("lualine").setup({ extensions = { minimap_extension } })
Alternatively, you can use the default settings provided by the plugin:
local minimap_extension = require("neominimap.statusline").lualine_default
require("lualine").setup({ extensions = { minimap_extension } })
The default Lualine extension provided by the plugin is structured as follows:
{
sections = {
winbar = {},
lualine_a = {
M.plugin_name,
},
lualine_c = {
M.shortname,
},
lualine_z = {
M.position,
"progress",
},
},
filetypes = { "neominimap" },
}
For every file opened, the plugin generates a corresponding minimap buffer.
When a buffer is displayed in a window, the minimap buffer is automatically opened side by side with the main window.
This approach minimizes unnecessary rendering when
- Multiple windows are open for same file
- Switching between buffers within a window
First, the plugin retrieves all Treesitter nodes in the buffer.
For each codepoint in the minimap, the plugin calculates which highlight occurs most frequently and displays it. If multiple highlights occur the same number of times, all of them are displayed.
Note that the plugin considers which highlights are applied, rather than which highlights are shown. Specifically, when many highlights are applied to a codepoint, it is possible that only some of them are visible. However, all applied highlights are considered in the calculation. As a result, unshown highlights may be displayed in the minimap, leading to potential inconsistencies between the highlights in the minimap and those in the buffer.
When a buffer is exceptionally large, calculating and setting up the minimap can take a significant amount of time, potentially blocking the UI. To address this, the plugin employs cooperative scheduling, as Lua operates in a single-threaded environment.
Most CPU-intensive tasks are executed within coroutines, which periodically yield control back to the Neovim event loop. This allows the event loop to decide when to resume the coroutine. By releasing CPU resources intermittently, the plugin ensures that the UI remains responsive and unblocked during these operations.
Checkout the wiki page for more details. wiki
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Highlight Group | Description |
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NeominimapBackground |
Background color for the minimap. |
NeominimapBorder |
Border highlight for the minimap window. |
NeominimapCursorLine |
Highlight for the cursor line in minimaps. |
NeominimapCursorLineNr |
To replace CursorLineNr in minimaps. |
NeominimapCursorLineSign |
To replace CursorLineSign in minimaps. |
NeominimapCursorLineFold |
To replace CursorLineFold in minimaps. |
Highlight Group | Description |
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NeominimapHintLine |
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NeominimapInfoLine |
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NeominimapWarnLine |
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NeominimapErrorLine |
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NeominimapHintSign |
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NeominimapInfoSign |
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NeominimapWarnSign |
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NeominimapErrorSign |
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NeominimapHintIcon |
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NeominimapInfoIcon |
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NeominimapWarnIcon |
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NeominimapErrorIcon |
Highlight Group | Description |
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NeominimapGitAddLine |
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NeominimapGitChangeLine |
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NeominimapGitDeleteLine |
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NeominimapGitAddSign |
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NeominimapGitChangeSign |
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NeominimapGitDeleteSign |
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NeominimapGitAddIcon |
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NeominimapGitChangeIcon |
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NeominimapGitDeleteIcon |
Highlight Group | Description |
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NeominimapMiniDiffAddLine |
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NeominimapMiniDiffChangeLine |
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NeominimapMiniDiffDeleteLine |
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NeominimapMiniDiffAddSign |
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NeominimapMiniDiffChangeSign |
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NeominimapMiniDiffDeleteSign |
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NeominimapMiniDiffAddIcon |
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NeominimapMiniDiffChangeIcon |
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NeominimapMiniDiffDeleteIcon |
Highlight Group | Description |
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NeominimapSearchLine |
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NeominimapSearchSign |
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NeominimapSearchIcon |
Highlight Group | Description |
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NeominimapMarkLine |
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NeominimapMarkSign |
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NeominimapMarkIcon |
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Namespace | Description |
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neominimap_git |
Git signs and highlights. |
neominimap_diagnostic |
Diagnostic signs and highlights. |
neominimap_search |
Search signs and highlights. |
neominimap_mark |
Mark signs and highlights. |
neominimap_treesitter |
Treesitter highlights. |
- LSP integration
- TreeSitter integration
- Git integration
- Search integration
- Support for window relative to editor
- Validate user configuration
- Documentation
- Performance improvements
- More test cases
- Scrollbar. Use satellite.nvim, nvim-scrollview or other plugins.
- Display screen bounds like codewindow.nvim. For performance, this plugin creates a minimap buffer for each buffer. Since a screen bound is a windowwise thing, it's not impossible to display them by highlights.
- Updating Folds Immediately. Neovim does not provide a fold event. Therefore, this plugin cannot update immediately whenever fold changes in a buffer.
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- Codewindow.nvim renders the minimap whenever focus is switched to a different window or the buffer is switched. In contrast, this plugin caches the minimap, so it only renders when the text is changed. Therefore, this plugin should offer better performance when frequently switching windows or buffers.
- Codewindow.nvim renders the minimap based on bytes, while this plugin renders based on codepoints, respecting UTF-8 encoding and tab width.
- Codewindow.nvim does not consider folds, whereas this plugin does.
- Codewindow.nvim shows the minimap in a floating window but does not support a split window. This plugin supports both.
- Codewindow.nvim does not support customized handlers, which this plugin does.
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- Mini.map allows for encoded symbol customization, while this plugin does not.
- Mini.map includes a scrollbar, which this plugin does not.
- Mini.map does not have Treesitter integration, whereas this plugin does.
- Mini.map rescales the minimap so that its height matches the window height, while this plugin generates the minimap using a fixed compression rate.
- Mini.map does not cache the minimap, but it is still performant.
- Mini.map shows the minimap in a floating window but does not support a split window. This plugin supports both.
- Mini.map does not support customized handlers, which this plugin does.
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- Like Mini.map, Minimap.vim scales the minimap.
- Minimap.vim uses a Rust program to generate minimaps efficiently, while this plugin is written in Lua.
- Minimap.vim does not have Treesitter or LSP integration, which this plugin does.
- Minimap.vim shows the minimap in a split window but does not support a floating window. This plugin supports both.
- Minimap.vim does not support customized handlers, which this plugin does.
Thanks to gorbit99 for codewindow.nvim, by which this plugin was inspired. The map generation algorithm and TreeSitter integration algorithm are also learned from that project.
Special thanks to lewis6991 for creating the excellent gitsigns.nvim and satellite.nvim plugins. The Git integration in Neominimap was made possible by gitsigns.nvim, and the search and mark integrations are based on satellite.nvim's code.