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removing unnecessary modules

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Charlie Root 2024-08-13 11:00:58 +02:00
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modules/cli/zellij/default.nix
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@ -15,7 +15,6 @@ in {
enableFishIntegration = true;
settings = {
layout_dir = "${./layouts}";
on_force_close = "quit";
pane_frames = false;
default_layout = "compact";

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modules/cli/zellij/layouts/system.kdl
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// this is my custom "system" layout, loosely based on the official
// zellij development layout - it's simplified for desktop use
// and allows me to remain in a single workspace even when I'm
// using a tiling window manager and am constrained to a single
// workspace. It provides default tabs for media, file browsing
// which should be everything that I need, but I may add more
// in the future
layout {
// define default tab layout
default_tab_template {
// tab bar on the top
pane size=1 borderless=true {
plugin location="zellij:tab-bar"
}
// child tabs and panes
children
// status bar on the bottom
pane size=2 borderless=true {
plugin location="zellij:status-bar"
}
}
// strider tab uses the strider plugin of zellij
// which is similar to neovim's nvimtree
// ...but slower and much less configurable
tab_template name="strider_tab" {
pane size=1 borderless=true {
plugin location="zellij:tab-bar"
}
// use the strider plugin on the left side of the screen
// to achieve a nvim-tree like layout on the left 15% of
// the terminal window - looks cool but is not flexible
pane split_direction="Vertical" {
pane size="15%" name="Filetree" {
plugin location="zellij:strider"
}
children
}
pane size=2 borderless=true {
plugin location="zellij:status-bar"
}
}
// define a template pane for the terminal
// this once again imitates the neovim layout
// by providing a terminal instance on the bottom
// 25% of the screen that enters the z shell when
// zellij starts - the exec duration for zsh matters
// here as it'll repeat for each "tab" that exists
pane_template name="term" {
// horizontal split to place the terminal
// on the bottom half of the screen like the
// toggleterm neovim plugin
pane split_direction="horizontal" {
children
pane command="fish" size="25%" name="Shell"
}
}
// create a "strider tab" for my system configuration
// which is a tab that utilizes the strider tab template
// that we have defined earlier, provides a file-tree
// view in my system config directory, and opens flake.nix
// with the $EDITOR variable - has focus, is the first tab
strider_tab name="nichts" cwd="~/projects/nichts" focus=true {
term split_direction="vertical" {
// FIXME: edit does not open the file from cwd
// instead opens a buffer named flake.nix in cwd
// which should be the original flake.nix
// but is not
pane edit="./flake.nix" name="Flake"
}
}
// regular vertical tab that will open btop automatically for
// viewing active processes in a standalone tab
// more utilities can go here if seen necessary
tab name="Processes" split_direction="vertical" {
pane {
// open btop in the home directory
// doesn't really matter where you open it
cwd "$HOME"
command "btop"
}
}
// the media tab opens musikcube, the TUI music player
// and pulsemixer for volume control across different
// audio devices - this is split horizontally so that
// the mixer covers less space on the screen, at the
// bottom 35% of the active tab
tab name="Media" split_direction="vertical" {
// run musikcube in the Music directory
// the CWD doesn't really matter as musikcube
// is capable of binding to mpd daemon but
// the music directory seemed suitable as
// the working directory for the player
pane split_direction="horizontal" name="Player" {
pane {
cwd "$HOME/Nextcloud/Media/Music"
command "ncmpcpp"
}
}
// standalone pane for pulsemixer
pane split_direction="horizontal" name="Mixer" {
pane size="35%" {
command "pulsemixer"
}
}
}
// The last tab is a file browser that opens in the home directory
// so that I may freely browse my files and open them using the XDG
// specs when yazi can handle the file type.
tab name="Files" split_direction="horizontal" name="Files" {
pane {
cwd "$HOME"
command "yazi"
}
}
}