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--- *mini.starter* Start screen

--- *MiniStarter*

---

--- ==============================================================================

---

--- Displayed items are fully customizable both in terms of what they do and

--- how they look (with reasonable defaults). Item selection can be done using

--- prefix query with instant visual feedback.

---

--- Key design ideas:

--- - All available actions are defined inside items. Each item should have the

--- following info:

--- - <action> - function or string for |vim.cmd| which is executed when

--- item is chosen. Empty string result in placeholder "inactive" item.

--- - <name> - string which will be displayed and used for choosing.

--- - <section> - string representing to which section item belongs.

--- There are pre-configured whole sections in |MiniStarter.sections|.

---

--- - Configure what items are displayed by supplying an array which can be

--- normalized to an array of items. Read about how supplied items are

--- normalized in |MiniStarter.refresh|.

---

--- - Modify the final look by supplying content hooks: functions which take

--- buffer content (see |MiniStarter.get_content()|) and identifier as input

--- while returning buffer content as output. There are pre-configured

--- content hook generators in |MiniStarter.gen_hook|.

---

--- - Choosing an item can be done in two ways:

--- - Type prefix query to filter item by matching its name (ignoring

--- case). Displayed information is updated after every typed character.

--- For every item its unique prefix is highlighted.

--- - Use Up/Down arrows and hit Enter.

---

--- - Allow multiple simultaneously open Starter buffers.

---

--- What is doesn't do:

--- - It doesn't support fuzzy query for items. And probably will never do.

---

--- # Setup ~

---

--- This module needs a setup with `require('mini.starter').setup({})`

--- (replace `{}` with your `config` table). It will create global Lua table

--- `MiniStarter` which you can use for scripting or manually (with

--- `:lua MiniStarter.*`).

---

--- See |MiniStarter.config| for `config` structure and default values. For

--- some configuration examples (including one similar to 'vim-startify' and

--- 'dashboard-nvim'), see |MiniStarter-example-config|.

---

--- You can override runtime config settings locally to buffer inside

--- `vim.b.ministarter_config` which should have same structure as

--- `MiniStarter.config`. See |mini.nvim-buffer-local-config| for more details.

--- Note: `vim.b.ministarter_config` is copied to Starter buffer from current

--- buffer allowing full customization.

---

--- To stop module from showing non-error feedback, set `config.silent = true`.

---

--- # Highlight groups ~

---

--- * `MiniStarterCurrent` - current item.

--- * `MiniStarterFooter` - footer units.

--- * `MiniStarterHeader` - header units.

--- * `MiniStarterInactive` - inactive item.

--- * `MiniStarterItem` - item name.

--- * `MiniStarterItemBullet` - units from |MiniStarter.gen_hook.adding_bullet|.

--- * `MiniStarterItemPrefix` - unique query for item.

--- * `MiniStarterSection` - section units.

--- * `MiniStarterQuery` - current query in active items.

---

--- To change any highlight group, modify it directly with |:highlight|.

---

--- # Disabling ~

---

--- To disable core functionality, set `vim.g.ministarter_disable` (globally) or

--- `vim.b.ministarter_disable` (for a buffer) to `true`. Considering high number

--- of different scenarios and customization intentions, writing exact rules

--- for disabling module's functionality is left to user. See

--- |mini.nvim-disabling-recipes| for common recipes.

--- Example configurations

---

--- Configuration similar to 'mhinz/vim-startify': >lua

---

--- local starter = require('mini.starter')

--- starter.setup({

--- evaluate_single = true,

--- items = {

--- starter.sections.builtin_actions(),

--- starter.sections.recent_files(10, false),

--- starter.sections.recent_files(10, true),

--- -- Use this if you set up 'mini.sessions'

--- starter.sections.sessions(5, true)

--- },

--- content_hooks = {

--- starter.gen_hook.adding_bullet(),

--- starter.gen_hook.indexing('all', { exclude = 'Builtin actions'}),

--- starter.gen_hook.padding(3, 2),

--- },

--- })

--- <

--- Configuration similar to 'glepnir/dashboard-nvim': >lua

---

--- local starter = require('mini.starter')

--- starter.setup({

--- items = {

--- starter.sections 8000 .telescope(),

--- },

--- content_hooks = {

--- starter.gen_hook.adding_bullet(),

--- starter.gen_hook.aligning('center', 'center'),

--- },

--- })

--- <

--- Elaborated configuration showing capabilities of custom items,

--- header/footer, and content hooks: >lua

---

--- local my_items = {

--- { name = 'Echo random number', action = 'lua print(math.random())', section = 'Section 1' },

--- function()

--- return {

--- { name = 'Item #1 from function', action = [[echo 'Item #1']], section = 'From function' },

--- { name = 'Placeholder (always inactive) item', action = '', section = 'From function' },

--- function()

--- return {

--- name = 'Item #1 from double function',

--- action = [[echo 'Double function']],

--- section = 'From double function',

--- }

--- end,

--- }

--- end,

--- { name = [[Another item in 'Section 1']], action = 'lua print(math.random() + 10)', section = 'Section 1' },

--- }

---

--- local footer_n_seconds = (function()

--- local timer = vim.loop.new_timer()

--- local n_seconds = 0

--- timer:start(0, 1000, vim.schedule_wrap(function()

--- if vim.bo.filetype ~= 'ministarter' then

--- timer:stop()

--- return

--- end

--- n_seconds = n_seconds + 1

--- MiniStarter.refresh()

--- end))

---

--- return function()

--- return 'Number of seconds since opening: ' .. n_seconds

--- end

--- end)()

---

--- local hook_top_pad_10 = function(content)

--- -- Pad from top

--- for _ = 1, 10 do

--- -- Insert at start a line with single content unit

--- table.insert(content, 1, { { type = 'empty', string = '' } })

--- end

--- return content

--- end

---

--- local starter = require('mini.starter')

--- starter.setup({

--- items = my_items,

--- footer = footer_n_seconds,

--- content_hooks = { hook_top_pad_10 },

--- })

--- <

---@tag MiniStarter-example-config

--- # Lifecycle of Starter buffer ~

---

--- - Open with |MiniStarter.open()|. It includes creating buffer with

--- appropriate options, mappings, behavior; call to |MiniStarter.refresh()|;

--- issue `MiniStarterOpened` |User| event.

--- - Wait for user to choose an item. This is done using following logic:

--- - Typing any character from `MiniStarter.config.query_updaters` leads

--- to updating query. Read more in |MiniStarter.add_to_query|.

--- - <BS> deletes latest character from query.

--- - <Down>/<Up>, <C-n>/<C-p>, <M-j>/<M-k> move current item.

--- - <CR> executes action of current item.

--- - <C-c> closes Starter buffer.

--- - Evaluate current item when appropriate (after `<CR>` or when there is a

--- single item and `MiniStarter.config.evaluate_single` is `true`). This

--- executes item's `action`.

---@tag MiniStarter-lifecycle

---@alias __starter_buf_id number|nil Buffer identifier of a valid Starter buffer.

--- Default: current buffer.

---@alias __starter_section_fun function Function which returns array of items.

-- Module definition ==========================================================

local MiniStarter = {}

local H = {}

--- Module setup

---

---@param config table|nil Module config table. See |MiniStarter.config|.

---

---@usage >lua

--- require('mini.starter').setup() -- use default config

--- -- OR

--- require('mini.starter').setup({}) -- replace {} with your config table

--- <

MiniStarter.setup = function(config)

-- Export module

_G.MiniStarter = MiniStarter

-- Setup config

config = H.setup_config(config)

-- Apply config

H.apply_config(config)

-- Define behavior

H.create_autocommands(config)

-- Create default highlighting

H.create_default_hl()

end

--- Module config

---

--- Default values:

---@eval return MiniDoc.afterlines_to_code(MiniDoc.current.eval_section)

MiniStarter.config = {

-- Whether to open Starter buffer on VimEnter. Not opened if Neovim was

-- started with intent to show something else.

autoopen = true,

-- Whether to evaluate action of single active item

evaluate_single = false,

-- Items to be displayed. Should be an array with the following eleme 8BD0 nts:

-- - Item: table with <action>, <name>, and <section> keys.

-- - Function: should return one of these three categories.

-- - Array: elements of these three types (i.e. item, array, function).

-- If `nil` (default), default items will be used (see |mini.starter|).

items = nil,

-- Header to be displayed before items. Converted to single string via

-- `tostring` (use `\n` to display several lines). If function, it is

-- evaluated first. If `nil` (default), polite greeting will be used.

header = nil,

-- Footer to be displayed after items. Converted to single string via

-- `tostring` (use `\n` to display several lines). If function, it is

-- evaluated first. If `nil` (default), default usage help will be shown.

footer = nil,

-- Array of functions to be applied consecutively to initial content.

-- Each function should take and return content for Starter buffer (see

-- |mini.starter| and |MiniStarter.get_content()| for more details).

content_hooks = nil,

-- Characters to update query. Each character will have special buffer

-- mapping overriding your global ones. Be careful to not add `:` as it

-- allows you to go into command mode.

query_updaters = 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789_-.',

-- Whether to disable showing non-error feedback

silent = false,

}

--minidoc_afterlines_end

-- Module functionality =======================================================

--- Open Starter buffer

---

--- - Create buffer if necessary and move into it.

--- - Set buffer options. Note that settings are done with |noautocmd| to

--- achieve a massive speedup.

--- - Set buffer mappings. Besides basic mappings (described inside "Lifecycle

--- of Starter buffer" of |mini.starter|), map every character from

--- `MiniStarter.config.query_updaters` to add itself to query with

--- |MiniStarter.add_to_query|.

--- - Populate buffer with |MiniStarter.refresh|.

--- - Issue custom `MiniStarterOpened` event to allow acting upon opening

--- Starter buffer. Use it with

--- `autocmd User MiniStarterOpened <your command>`.

---

--- Note: to fully use it in autocommand, use |autocmd-nested|. Example: >lua

---

--- local starter_open = function() MiniStarter.open() end

--- local au_opts = { nested = true, callback = starter_open }

--- vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd('TabNewEntered', au_opts)

--- <

---@param buf_id number|nil Identifier of existing valid buffer (see |bufnr()|) to

--- open inside. Default: create a new one.

MiniStarter.open = function(buf_id)

if H.is_disabled() then return end

-- Ensure proper buffer and open it

if H.is_in_vimenter then

-- Use current buffer as it should be empty and not needed. This also

-- solves the issue of redundant buffer when opening a file from Starter.

buf_id = vim.api.nvim_get_current_buf()

end

if buf_id == nil or not vim.api.nvim_buf_is_valid(buf_id) then buf_id = vim.api.nvim_create_buf(false, true) end

-- Create buffer data entry

H.buffer_data[buf_id] = { current_item_id = 1, query = '' }

-- Ensure that local config in opened Starter buffer is the same as current.

-- This allow more advanced usage of buffer local configuration.

local config_local = vim.b.ministarter_config

vim.api.nvim_set_current_buf(buf_id)

vim.b.ministarter_config = config_local

-- Setup buffer behavior

H.make_buffer_autocmd(buf_id)

H.apply_buffer_options(buf_id)

H.apply_buffer_mappings(buf_id)

-- Populate buffer

MiniStarter.refresh()

-- Issue custom event. Delay at startup, as it is executed with `noautocmd`.

local trigger_event = function() vim.api.nvim_exec_autocmds('User', { pattern = 'MiniStarterOpened' }) end

if H.is_in_vimenter then trigger_event = vim.schedule_wrap(trigger_event) end

trigger_event()

-- Ensure not being in VimEnter

H.is_in_vimenter = false

end

--- Refresh Starter buffer

---

--- - Normalize `MiniStarter.config.items`:

--- - Flatten: recursively (in depth-first fashion) parse its elements. If

--- function is found, execute it and continue with parsing its output

--- (this allows deferring item collection up until it is actually

--- needed). If proper item is found (table with fields `action`,

--- `name`, `section`), add it to output.

--- - Sort: order first by section and then by item id (both in order of

--- appearance).

--- - Normalize `MiniStarter.config.header` and `MiniStarter.config.footer` to

--- be multiple lines by splitting at `\n`. If function - evaluate it first.

--- - Make initial buffer content (see |MiniStarter.get_content()| for a

--- description of what a buffer content is). It consist from content lines

--- with single content unit:

--- - First lines contain strings of normalized header.

--- - Body is for normalized items. Section names have own lines preceded

--- by empty line.

--- - Last lines contain separate strings of normalized footer.

--- - Sequentially apply hooks from `MiniStarter.config.content_hooks` to

--- content. All hooks are applied with `(content, buf_id)` signature. Output

--- of one hook serves as first argument to the next.

--- - Gather final items from content with |MiniStarter.content_to_items|.

--- - Convert content to buffer lines with |MiniStarter.content_to_lines| and

--- add them to buffer.

--- - Add highlighting of content units.

--- - Position cursor.

--- - Make current query. This results into some items being marked as

--- "inactive" and updating highlighting of current query on "active" items.

---

--- Note: this function is executed on every |VimResized| to allow more

--- responsive behavior.

---

---@param buf_id __starter_buf_id

MiniStarter.refresh = function(buf_id)

buf_id = buf_id or vim.api.nvim_get_current_buf()

if not H.validate_starter_buf_id(buf_id, 'refresh()') then return end

local data = H.buffer_data[buf_id]

local config = H.get_config()

-- Normalize certain config values

data.header = H.normalize_header_footer(config.header or H.default_header)

local items = H.normalize_items(config.items or H.default_items)

data.footer = H.normalize_header_footer(config.footer or H.default_footer)

-- Evaluate content

local content = H.make_initial_content(data.header, items, data.footer)

local hooks = config.content_hooks or H.default_content_hooks

for _, f in ipairs(hooks) do

content = f(content, buf_id)

end

data.content = content

-- Set items. Possibly reset current item id if items have changed.

local old_items = data.items

data.items = MiniStarter.content_to_items(content)

if not vim.deep_equal(data.items, old_items) then data.current_item_id = 1 end

-- Add content

vim.bo[buf_id].modifiable = true

vim.api.nvim_buf_set_lines(buf_id, 0, -1, false, MiniStarter.content_to_lines(content))

vim.bo[buf_id].modifiable = false

-- Add highlighting

H.content_highlight(buf_id)

H.items_highlight(buf_id)

-- -- Always position cursor on current item

H.position_cursor_on_current_item(buf_id)

H.add_hl_current_item(buf_id)

-- Apply current query (clear command line afterwards)

H.make_query(buf_id)

end

--- Close Starter buffer

---

---@param buf_id __starter_buf_id

MiniStarter.close = function(buf_id)

buf_id = buf_id or vim.api.nvim_get_current_buf()

if not H.validate_starter_buf_id(buf_id, 'close()') then return end

-- Use `pcall` to allow calling for already non-existing buffer

pcall(vim.api.nvim_buf_delete, buf_id, {})

end

-- Sections -------------------------------------------------------------------

--- Table of pre-configured sections

MiniStarter.sections = {}

--- Section with builtin actions

---

---@return table Array of items.

MiniStarter.sections.builtin_actions = function()

return {

{ name = 'Edit new buffer', action = 'enew', section = 'Builtin actions' },

{ name = 'Quit Neovim', action = 'qall', section = 'Builtin actions' },

}

end

--- Section with |MiniSessions| sessions

---

--- Sessions are taken from |MiniSessions.detected|. Notes:

--- - If it shows "'mini.sessions' is not set up", it means that you didn't

--- call `require('mini.sessions').setup()`.

--- - If it shows "There are no detected sessions in 'mini.sessions'", it means

--- that there are no sessions at the current sessions directory. Either

--- create session or supply different directory where session files are

--- stored (see |MiniSessions.setup|).

--- - Local session (if detected) is always displayed first.

---

---@param n number|nil Number of returned items. Default: 5.

---@param recent boolean|nil Whether to use recent sessions (instead of

--- alphabetically by name). Default: true.

---

---@return __starter_section_fun

MiniStarter.sections.sessions = function(n, recent)

n = n or 5

if recent == nil then recent = true end

return function()

if _G.MiniSessions == nil then

return { { name = [['mini.sessions' is not set up]], action = '', section = 'Sessions' } }

end

local items = {}

for session_name, session in pairs(_G.MiniSessions.detected) do

table.insert(items, {

_session = session,

name = ('%s%s'):format(session_name, session.type == 'local' and ' (local)' or ''),

action = ([[lua _G.MiniSessions.read('%s')]]):format(session_name),

section = 'Sessions',

})

end

if vim.tbl_count(items) == 0 then

return { { name = [[There are no detected sessions in 'mini.sessions']], action = '', section = 'Sessions' } }

end

local sort_fun

if recent then

sort_fun = function(a, b)

local a_time = a._session.type == 'local' and math.huge or a._session.modify_time

local b_time = b._session.type == 'local' and math.huge or b._session.modify_time

return a_time > b_time

end

else

sort_fun = function(a, b)

local a_name = a._session.type == 'local' and '' or a.name

local b_name = b._session.type == 'local' and '' or b.name

return a_name < b_name

end

table.sort(items, sort_fun)

-- Take only first `n` elements and remove helper fields

return vim.tbl_map(function(x)

x._session = nil

return x

end, vim.list_slice(items, 1, n))

end

--- Section with most recently used files

---

--- Files are taken from |vim.v.oldfiles|.

---

---@param n number|nil Number of returned items. Default: 5.

---@param current_dir boolean|nil Whether to return files only from current working

--- directory and its subdirectories. Default: `false`.

---@param show_path boolean|function|nil Whether to append file name with its path.

--- If callable, will be called with full path and should return string to be

--- directly appended to file name. Default: `true`.

---

---@return __starter_section_fun

MiniStarter.sections.recent_files = function(n, current_dir, show_path)

n = n or 5

if current_dir == nil then current_dir = false end

if show_path == nil then show_path = true end

if show_path == false then show_path = function() return '' end end

if show_path == true then

show_path = function(path) return string.format(' (%s)', vim.fn.fnamemodify(path, ':~:.')) end

end

if not vim.is_callable(show_path) then H.error('`show_path` should be boolean or callable.') end

return function()

local section = string.format('Recent files%s', current_dir and ' (current directory)' or '')

-- Use only actual readable files

local files = vim.tbl_filter(function(f) return vim.fn.filereadable(f) == 1 end, vim.v.oldfiles or {})

if #files == 0 then

return { { name = 'There are no recent files (`v:oldfiles` is empty)', action = '', section = section } }

end

-- Possibly filter files from current directory

if current_dir then

local sep = vim.loop.os_uname().sysname == 'Windows_NT' and [[%\]] or '%/'

local cwd_pattern = '^' .. vim.pesc(vim.fn.getcwd()) .. sep

-- Use only files from current directory and its subdirectories

files = vim.tbl_filter(function(f) return f:find(cwd_pattern) ~= nil end, files)

end

if #files == 0 then

return { { name = 'There are no recent files in current directory', action = '', section = section } }

end

-- Create items

local items = {}

for _, f in ipairs(vim.list_slice(files, 1, n)) do

local name = vim.fn.fnamemodify(f, ':t') .. show_path(f)

table.insert(items, { action = 'edit ' .. f, name = name, section = section })

end

return items

end

-- stylua: ignore

--- Section with 'mini.pick' pickers

---

--- Notes:

--- - All actions require |mini.pick| module of 'mini.nvim'.

--- - "Command history", "Explorer", and "Visited paths" items

--- require |mini.extra| module of 'mini.nvim'.

--- - "Visited paths" items requires |mini.visits| module of 'mini.nvim'.

---

---@return __starter_section_fun

MiniStarter.sections.pick = function()

return function()

return {

{ action = 'Pick history scope=":"', name = 'Command history', section = 'Pick' },

{ action = 'Pick explorer', name = 'Explorer', section = 'Pick' },

{ action = 'Pick files', name = 'Files', section = 'Pick' },

{ action = 'Pick grep_live', name = 'Grep live', section = 'Pick' },

{ action = 'Pick help', name = 'Help tags', section = 'Pick' },

{ action = 'Pick visit_paths', name = 'Visited paths', section = 'Pick' },

}

end

-- stylua: ignore

--- Section with basic Telescope pickers relevant to start screen

---

--- Notes:

--- - All actions require 'nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim' plugin.

--- - "Browser" item requires 'nvim-telescope/telescope-file-browser.nvim'.

---

---@return __starter_section_fun

MiniStarter.sections.telescope = function()

return function()

return {

{ action = 'Telescope file_browser', name = 'Browser', section = 'Telescope' },

{ action = 'Telescope command_history', name = 'Command history', section = 'Telescope' },

{ action = 'Telescope find_files', name = 'Files', section = 'Telescope' },

{ action = 'Telescope help_tags', name = 'Help tags', section = 'Telescope' },

{ action = 'Telescope live_grep', name = 'Live grep', section = 'Telescope' },

{ action = 'Telescope oldfiles', name = 'Old files', section = 'Telescope' },

}

end

-- Content hooks --------------------------------------------------------------

--- Table with pre-configured content hook generators

---

--- Each element is a function which returns content hook. So to use them

--- inside |MiniStarter.setup|, call them.

MiniStarter.gen_hook = {}

--- Hook generator for padding

---

--- Output is a content hook which adds constant padding from left and top.

--- This allows tweaking the screen position of buffer content.

---

---@param left number|nil Number of empty spaces to add to start of each content

--- line. Default: 0.

---@param top number|nil Number of empty lines to add to start of content.

--- Default: 0.

---

---@return function Content hook.

MiniStarter.gen_hook.padding = function(left, top)

left = math.max(left or 0, 0)

top = math.max(top or 0, 0)

return function(content, _)

-- Add left padding

local left_pad = string.rep(' ', left)

for _, line in ipairs(content) do

local is_empty_line = #line 10BC8 == 0 or (#line == 1 and line[1].string == '')

if not is_empty_line then table.insert(line, 1, H.content_unit(left_pad, 'empty', nil)) end

end

-- Add top padding

local top_lines = {}

for _ = 1, top do

table.insert(top_lines, { H.content_unit('', 'empty', nil) })

end

content = vim.list_extend(top_lines, content)

return content

end

--- Hook generator for adding bullet to items

---

--- Output is a content hook which adds supplied string to be displayed to the

--- left of item.

---

---@param bullet string|nil String to be placed to the left of item name.

--- Default: "░ ".

---@param place_cursor boolean|nil Whether to place cursor on the first character

--- of bullet when corresponding item becomes current. Default: true.

---

---@return function Content hook.

MiniStarter.gen_hook.adding_bullet = function(bullet, place_cursor)

bullet = bullet or '░ '

if place_cursor == nil then place_cursor = true end

return function(content)

local coords = MiniStarter.content_coords(content, 'item')

-- Go backwards to avoid conflict when inserting units

for i = #coords, 1, -1 do

local l_num, u_num = coords[i].line, coords[i].unit

local bullet_unit = {

string = bullet,

type = 'item_bullet',

hl = 'MiniStarterItemBullet',

-- Use `_item` instead of `item` because it is better to be 'private'

_item = content[l_num][u_num].item,

_place_cursor = place_cursor,

}

table.insert(content[l_num], u_num, bullet_unit)

end

return content

end

--- Hook generator for indexing items

---

--- Output is a content hook which adds unique index to the start of item's

--- name. It results into shortening queries required to choose an item (at

--- expense of clarity).

---

---@param grouping "all"|"section"|nil One of "all" (number indexing across all sections) or "section" (letter-number indexing within each section).

--- Default: "all".

---@param sections "all"|string|string[]|{ exclude: string | string[] }|nil One of "all" (all sections),

--- array of section names, table having "exclude" keys with array of section as value,

--- or nil (treated as "all"). Default: "all".

---

---@return function Content hook.

MiniStarter.gen_hook.indexing = function(grouping, sections)

grouping = grouping or 'all'

local per_section = (grouping == 'section')

if sections == nil then

sections = 'all'

end

---@type string[]

local exclude_sections = {}

if sections.exclude ~= nil then

if type(sections.exclude) == 'string' then

exclude_sections[0] = sections.exclude

elseif type(sections.exclude) == 'table' then

for index, exclude_section in pairs(sections.exclude) do

exclude_sections[index - 1] = exclude_section

end

-- Helper to decide if an item should be indexed

local function should_index_item(section)

if not vim.deep_equal(exclude_sections, {}) then

local is_excluded = vim.tbl_contains(exclude_sections, section)

return not is_excluded

end

local in_sections = false

if sections == 'all' then

in_sections = true

elseif type(sections) == 'string' then

in_sections = (section == sections)

elseif type(sections) == 'table' then

in_sections = vim.tbl_contains(sections, section)

end

return in_sections

end

return function(content, _)

local cur_section, n_section, n_item = nil, 0, 0

local coords = MiniStarter.content_coords(content, 'item')

for _, c in ipairs(coords) do

local unit = content[c.line][c.unit]

local item = unit.item

if should_index_item(item.section) then

n_item = n_item + 1

if cur_section ~= item.section then

cur_section = item.section

-- Cycle through lower case letters

n_section = math.fmod(n_section, 26) + 1

n_item = per_section and 1 or n_item

end

local section_index = per_section and string.char(96 + n_section) or ''

unit.string = ('%s%s. %s'):format(section_index, n_item, unit.string)

end

return content

end

--- Hook generator for aligning content

---

--- Output is a content hook which independently aligns content horizontally

--- and vertically. Window width and height are taken from first window in current

--- tabpage displaying the Starter buffer.

---

--- Basically, this computes left and top pads for |MiniStarter.gen_hook.padding|

--- such that output lines would appear aligned in certain way.

---

---@param horizontal string|nil One of "left", "center", "right". Default: "left".

---@param vertical string|nil One of "top", "center", "bottom". Default: "top".

---

---@return function Content hook.

MiniStarter.gen_hook.aligning = function(horizontal, vertical)

horizontal = horizontal or 'left'

vertical = vertical or 'top'

local horiz_coef = ({ left = 0, center = 0.5, right = 1.0 })[horizontal]

local vert_coef = ({ top = 0, center = 0.5, bottom = 1.0 })[vertical]

return function(content, buf_id)

local win_id = vim.fn.bufwinid(buf_id)

if win_id < 0 then return end

local line_strings = MiniStarter.content_to_lines(content)

-- Align horizontally

-- Don't use `string.len()` to account for multibyte characters

local lines_width = vim.tbl_map(function(l) return vim.fn.strdisplaywidth(l) end, line_strings)

local min_right_space = vim.api.nvim_win_get_width(win_id) - math.max(unpack(lines_width))

local left_pad = math.max(math.floor(horiz_coef * min_right_space), 0)

-- Align vertically

local bottom_space = vim.api.nvim_win_get_height(win_id) - #line_strings

local top_pad = math.max(math.floor(vert_coef * bottom_space), 0)

return MiniStarter.gen_hook.padding(left_pad, top_pad)(content)

end

-- Work with content ----------------------------------------------------------

--- Get content of Starter buffer

---

--- Generally, buffer content is a table in the form of "2d array" (or rather

--- "2d list" because number of elements can differ):

--- - Each element represents content line: an array with content units to be

--- displayed in one buffer line.

--- - Each content unit is a table with at least the following elements:

--- - "type" - string with type of content. Something like "item",

--- "section", "header", "footer", "empty", etc.

--- - "string" - which string should be displayed. May be an empty string.

--- - "hl" - which highlighting should be applied to content string. May be

--- `nil` for no highlighting.

---

--- See |MiniStarter.content_to_lines| for converting content to buffer lines

--- and |MiniStarter.content_to_items| - to list of parsed items.

---

--- Notes:

--- - Content units with type "item" also have `item` element with all

--- information about an item it represents. Those elements are used directly

--- to create an array of items used for query.

---

---@param buf_id __starter_buf_id

MiniStarter.get_content = function(buf_id)

buf_id = buf_id or vim.api.nvim_get_current_buf()

if not H.validate_starter_buf_id(buf_id, 'get_content()', 'error') then return end

return H.buffer_data[buf_id].content

end

--- Helper to iterate through content

---

--- Basically, this traverses content "2d array" (in depth-first fashion; top

--- to bottom, left to right) and returns "coordinates" of units for which

--- `predicate` is true-ish.

---

---@param content table|nil Content "2d array". Default: content of current buffer.

---@param predicate function|string|nil Predictate to filter units. If it is:

--- - Function, then it is evaluated with unit as input.

--- - String, then it checks unit to have this type (allows easy getting of

--- units with some type).

--- - `nil`, all units are kept.

---

---@return table Array of resulting units' coordinates. Each coordinate is a

--- table with <line> and <unit> keys. To retrieve actual unit from coordinate

--- `c`, use `content[c.line][c.unit]`.

MiniStarter.content_coords = function(content, predicate)

content = content or MiniStarter.get_content()

if predicate == nil then predicate = function(_) return true end end

if type(predicate) == 'string' then

local pred_type = predicate

predicate = function(unit) return unit.type == pred_type end

end

local res = {}

for l_num, line in ipairs(content) do

for u_num, unit in ipairs(line) do

if predicate(unit) then table.insert(res, { line = l_num, unit = u_num }) end

end

return res

end

-- stylua: ignore start

--- Convert content to buffer lines

---

--- One buffer line is made by concatenating `string` element of units within

--- same content line.

---

---@param content table|nil Content "2d array". Default: content of current buffer.

---

---@return table Array of strings for each buffer line.

MiniStarter.content_to_lines = function(content)

return vim.tbl_map(

function(content_line)

return table.concat(

-- Ensure that each content line is indeed a single buffer line

vim.tbl_map(function(x) return x.string:gsub('\n', ' ') end, content_line), ''

)

end,

content or MiniStarter.get_content()

)

end

-- stylua: ignore end

--- Convert content to items

---

--- Parse content (in depth-first fashion) and retrieve each item from `item`

--- element of content units with type "item". This also:

--- - Computes some helper information about how item will be actually

--- displayed (after |MiniStarter.content_to_lines|) and minimum number of

--- prefix characters needed for a particular item to be queried single.

--- - Modifies item's `name` element taking it from corresponding `string`

--- element of content unit. This allows modifying item's `name` at the stage

--- of content hooks (like, for example, in |MiniStarter.gen_hook.indexing|).

---

---@param content table|nil Content "2d array". Default: content of current buffer.

---

---@return table Array of items.

MiniStarter.content_to_items = function(content)

content = content or MiniStarter.get_content()

-- NOTE: this havily utilizes 'modify by reference' nature of Lua tables

local items = {}

for l_num, line in ipairs(content) do

-- Track 0-based starting column of current unit (using byte length)

local start_col = 0

for _, unit in ipairs(line) do

-- Cursor position is (1, 0)-based

local cursorpos = { l_num, start_col }

if unit.type == 'item' then

local item = unit.item

-- Take item's name from content string

item.name = unit.string:gsub('\n', ' ')

item._line = l_num - 1

item._start_col = start_col

item._end_col = start_col + unit.string:len()

-- Don't overwrite possible cursor position from item's bullet

item._cursorpos = item._cursorpos or cursorpos

table.insert(items, item)

end

-- Prefer placing cursor at start of item's bullet

if unit.type == 'item_bullet' and unit._place_cursor then

-- Item bullet uses 'private' `_item` element instead of `item`

unit._item._cursorpos = cursorpos

end

start_col = start_col + unit.string:len()

end

-- Compute length of unique prefix for every item's name (ignoring case)

local strings = vim.tbl_map(function(x) return x.name:lower() end, items)

local nprefix = H.unique_nprefix(strings)

for i, n in ipairs(nprefix) do

items[i]._nprefix = n

end

return items

end

-- Other exported functions ---------------------------------------------------

--- Evaluate current item

---

--- Note that it resets current query before evaluation, as it is rarely needed

--- any more.

---

---@param buf_id __starter_buf_id

MiniStarter.eval_current_item = function(buf_id)

buf_id = buf_id or vim.api.nvim_get_current_buf()

if not H.validate_starter_buf_id(buf_id, 'eval_current_item()') then return end

-- Reset query before evaluation without query echo (avoids hit-enter-prompt)

H.make_query(vim.api.nvim_get_current_buf(), '', false)

local data = H.buffer_data[buf_id]

H.eval_fun_or_string(data.items[data.current_item_id].action, true)

end

--- Update current item

---

--- This makes next (with respect to `direction`) active item to be current.

---

---@param direction string One of "next" or "previous".

---@param buf_id __starter_buf_id

MiniStarter.update_current_item = function(direction, buf_id)

buf_id = buf_id or vim.api.nvim_get_current_buf()

if not H.validate_starter_buf_id(buf_id, 'update_current_item()') then return end

local data = H.buffer_data[buf_id]

-- Advance current item

local prev_current = data.current_item_id

data.current_item_id = H.next_active_item_id(buf_id, data.current_item_id, direction)

if data.current_item_id == prev_current then return end

-- Update cursor position

H.position_cursor_on_current_item(buf_id)

-- Highlight current item

vim.api.nvim_buf_clear_namespace(buf_id, H.ns.current_item, 0, -1)

H.add_hl_current_item(buf_id)

end

--- Add character to current query

---

--- - Update current query by appending `char` to its end (only if it results

--- into at least one active item) or delete latest character if `char` is `nil`.

--- - Recompute status of items: "active" if its name starts with new query,

--- "inactive" otherwise.

--- - Update highlighting: whole strings for "inactive" items, current query

--- for "active" items.

---

---@param char string|nil Single character to be added to query. If `nil`, deletes

--- latest character from query.

---@param buf_id __starter_buf_id

MiniStarter.add_to_query = function(char, buf_id)

buf_id = buf_id or vim.api.nvim_get_current_buf()

if not H.validate_starter_buf_id(buf_id, 'add_to_query()') then return end

local data = H.buffer_data[buf_id]

local new_query

if char == nil then

new_query = data.query:sub(0, data.query:len() - 1)

else

new_query = ('%s%s'):format(data.query, char)

end

H.make_query(buf_id, new_query)

end

--- Set current query

---

---@param query string|nil Query to be set (only if it results into at least one

--- active item). Default: `nil` for setting query to empty string, which

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