A simple, minimalist clock in neovim.
The configuration can be found in the gallery.
Install it as a typical neovim plugin and call the setup()
function.
require("clock").setup()
-- or
require("clock").setup({
-- your configuration here
})
The default configuration and the documentation are shown below.
{
auto_start = true,
float = {
border = "single",
col_offset = 1,
padding = { 1, 1, 0, 0 }, -- left, right, top, bottom padding, respectively
position = "bottom", -- or "top"
row_offset = 2,
zindex = 40,
},
font = {
-- the "font" of the clock text
-- see lua/clock/config.lua for details
},
-- fun(c: string, time: string, position: integer): string
-- <c> is the character to be highlighted
-- <time> is the time represented in a string
-- <position> is the position of <c> in <time>
hl_group = function(c, time, position)
return "NormalText"
end,
-- nil | fun(c: string, time: string, position: integer, pixel_row: integer, pixel_col: integer): string
-- This function has higher priority than hl_group.
hl_group_pixel = nil,
separator = " ", -- separator of two characters
separator_hl = "NormalText",
time_format = "%X",
update_time = 500, -- update the clock text once per <update_time> (in ms)
}
" These do what you think they do.
:ClockStart
:ClockStop
:ClockToggle