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neovim-flake/modules/ui/borders/borders.nix
Kalle Jepsen a452a0b0e7 fixes enable option descriptions
mkEnableOption already adds the phrase "Whether to enable ..." to the
beginning of the option description, such that the string argument
should only be "thing to be enabled"
2023-10-21 19:15:36 +02:00

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{
config,
lib,
...
}: let
inherit (lib) mkOption mkEnableOption types;
cfg = config.vim.ui.borders;
defaultStyles = ["none" "single" "double" "rounded"];
in {
options.vim.ui.borders = {
enable = mkEnableOption "visible borders for most windows";
globalStyle = mkOption {
type = types.enum defaultStyles;
default = "rounded";
description = ''
global border style to use
'';
};
# TODO: make per-plugin borders configurable
plugins = let
mkPluginStyleOption = name: {
enable = mkEnableOption "borders for the ${name} plugin" // {default = cfg.enable;};
style = mkOption {
type = types.enum (defaultStyles ++ lib.optionals (name != "which-key") ["shadow"]);
default = cfg.globalStyle;
description = "border style to use for the ${name} plugin";
};
};
in {
# despite not having it listed in example configuration, which-key does support the rounded type
# additionall, it supports a "shadow" type that is similar to none but is of higher contrast
which-key = mkPluginStyleOption "which-key";
lspsaga = mkPluginStyleOption "lspsaga";
nvim-cmp = mkPluginStyleOption "nvim-cmp";
lsp-signature = mkPluginStyleOption "lsp-signature";
code-action-menu = mkPluginStyleOption "code-actions-menu";
};
};
}