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Extra Configuration
Enrique García edited this page Feb 2, 2020
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- These options can be defined in your
vimrc
orgvimrc
- Most options are enabled
1
by default but can be disabled with0
- You should not need to configure anything, however, the following options are provided for customizing or changing the defaults:
" loading the plugin
let g:webdevicons_enable = 1
" adding the flags to NERDTree
let g:webdevicons_enable_nerdtree = 1
" adding the custom source to unite
let g:webdevicons_enable_unite = 1
" adding the column to vimfiler
let g:webdevicons_enable_vimfiler = 1
" adding to vim-airline's tabline
let g:webdevicons_enable_airline_tabline = 1
" adding to vim-airline's statusline
let g:webdevicons_enable_airline_statusline = 1
" ctrlp glyphs
let g:webdevicons_enable_ctrlp = 1
" adding to vim-startify screen
let g:webdevicons_enable_startify = 1
" adding to flagship's statusline
let g:webdevicons_enable_flagship_statusline = 1
" turn on/off file node glyph decorations (not particularly useful)
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFileNodes = 1
" use double-width(1) or single-width(0) glyphs
" only manipulates padding, has no effect on terminal or set(guifont) font
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeGlyphDoubleWidth = 1
" whether or not to show the nerdtree brackets around flags
let g:webdevicons_conceal_nerdtree_brackets = 1
" the amount of space to use after the glyph character (default ' ')
let g:WebDevIconsNerdTreeAfterGlyphPadding = ' '
" Force extra padding in NERDTree so that the filetype icons line up vertically
let g:WebDevIconsNerdTreeGitPluginForceVAlign = 1
" Adding the custom source to denite
let g:webdevicons_enable_denite = 1
" The amount of space to use after the glyph character in vim-airline tabline(default '')
let g:WebDevIconsTabAirLineAfterGlyphPadding = ' '
" The amount of space to use before the glyph character in vim-airline tabline(default ' ')
let g:WebDevIconsTabAirLineBeforeGlyphPadding = ' '
-
ƛ
is used as an example below, substitute for the glyph you actually want to use
" change the default character when no match found
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFileNodesDefaultSymbol = 'ƛ'
" set a byte character marker (BOM) utf-8 symbol when retrieving file encoding
" disabled by default with no value
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeByteOrderMarkerDefaultSymbol = ''
" enable folder/directory glyph flag (disabled by default with 0)
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFolderNodes = 1
" enable open and close folder/directory glyph flags (disabled by default with 0)
let g:DevIconsEnableFoldersOpenClose = 1
" enable pattern matching glyphs on folder/directory (enabled by default with 1)
let g:DevIconsEnableFolderPatternMatching = 1
" enable file extension pattern matching glyphs on folder/directory (disabled by default with 0)
let g:DevIconsEnableFolderExtensionPatternMatching = 0
" enable custom folder/directory glyph exact matching
" (enabled by default when g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFolderNodes is set to 1)
let WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFolderNodesExactMatches = 1
" change the default folder/directory glyph/icon
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFolderNodesDefaultSymbol = 'ƛ'
" change the default open folder/directory glyph/icon (default is '')
let g:DevIconsDefaultFolderOpenSymbol = 'ƛ'
" change the default dictionary mappings for file extension matches
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFileNodesExtensionSymbols = {} " needed
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFileNodesExtensionSymbols['js'] = 'ƛ'
" change the default dictionary mappings for exact file node matches
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFileNodesExactSymbols = {} " needed
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFileNodesExactSymbols['MyReallyCoolFile.okay'] = 'ƛ'
" add or override individual additional filetypes
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFileNodesExtensionSymbols = {} " needed
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFileNodesExtensionSymbols['myext'] = 'ƛ'
" add or override pattern matches for filetypes
" these take precedence over the file extensions
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFileNodesPatternSymbols = {} " needed
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFileNodesPatternSymbols['.*jquery.*\.js$'] = 'ƛ'
specify OS to decide an icon for unix fileformat (not defined by default)
- this is useful for avoiding unnecessary
system()
call. see #135 for further details.
let g:WebDevIconsOS = 'Darwin'
This Wiki and the Readme contain a lot of information, please take your time to read the information.
If you run into any trouble, please start by looking in the FAQ.
There are very detailed Changelog and Release changes available.
Be sure to read the Contributing Guide before opening a pull request to Nerd Fonts.
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