A Discord Rich Presence plugin for Neovim
- Light and unobtrusive
- Written in Pure Lua and is highly configurable
- Custom logo if desired.
- Great looking icons!
Use your favorite plugin manager
{
'IogaMaster/neocord',
event = "VeryLazy"
}use 'IogaMaster/neocord'Plug 'IogaMaster/neocord'- Requires Neovim 0.5 or higher
Configuration is not necessary for Rich Presence to work. But for those that want to override the default configs, the following options are available to configure in either Lua or VimL.
Require the plugin and call setup with a config table with one or more of the following keys:
-- The setup config table shows all available config options with their default values:
require("neocord").setup({
-- General options
logo = "auto", -- "auto" or url
logo_tooltip = nil, -- nil or string
main_image = "language", -- "language" or "logo"
client_id = "1157438221865717891", -- Use your own Discord application client id (not recommended)
log_level = nil, -- Log messages at or above this level (one of the following: "debug", "info", "warn", "error")
debounce_timeout = 10, -- Number of seconds to debounce events (or calls to `:lua package.loaded.presence:update(<filename>, true)`)
blacklist = {}, -- A list of strings or Lua patterns that disable Rich Presence if the current file name, path, or workspace matches
file_assets = {}, -- Custom file asset definitions keyed by file names and extensions (see default config at `lua/presence/file_assets.lua` for reference)
show_time = true, -- Show the timer
global_timer = false, -- if set true, timer won't update when any event are triggered
-- Rich Presence text options
editing_text = "Editing %s", -- Format string rendered when an editable file is loaded in the buffer (either string or function(filename: string): string)
file_explorer_text = "Browsing %s", -- Format string rendered when browsing a file explorer (either string or function(file_explorer_name: string): string)
git_commit_text = "Committing changes", -- Format string rendered when committing changes in git (either string or function(filename: string): string)
plugin_manager_text = "Managing plugins", -- Format string rendered when managing plugins (either string or function(plugin_manager_name: string): string)
reading_text = "Reading %s", -- Format string rendered when a read-only or unmodifiable file is loaded in the buffer (either string or function(filename: string): string)
workspace_text = "Working on %s", -- Format string rendered when in a git repository (either string or function(project_name: string|nil, filename: string): string)
line_number_text = "Line %s out of %s", -- Format string rendered when `enable_line_number` is set to true (either string or function(line_number: number, line_count: number): string)
terminal_text = "Using Terminal", -- Format string rendered when in terminal mode.
})While the plugin is written in pure Lua, it can still be initialized using standard Vim commands (i.e. if you have an init.vim instead of init.lua).
The available config options are as shown above; we just need to use some special Vim syntax around them:
call v:lua.require'neocord'.setup_no_return(#{
\ logo: 'auto',
\ })Vim does not support null variables very well, so passing a value equivalent to nil does not seem to be possible with this method.
To set an option to nil, use the syntax below, or refrain from setting that option explicitly (if its default is nil).
Alternatively, use a Lua heredoc. This is slightly more verbose, but supports all Lua syntax. For example:
if has('nvim-0.5') || has('lua')
lua << EOF
require('neocord').setup({
logo = "auto",
logo_tooltip = nil,
-- etc...
})
EOF
endif