nix-community.nixvim/plugins/by-name/papis/settings-options.nix
2025-01-13 15:57:18 +00:00

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Nix

lib:
let
inherit (lib) types;
inherit (lib.nixvim)
defaultNullOpts
literalLua
mkNullOrOption
mkNullOrStr
;
in
{
enable_modules =
defaultNullOpts.mkAttrsOf types.bool
{
search = true;
completion = true;
at-cursor = true;
formatter = true;
colors = true;
base = true;
debug = false;
}
''
List of enabled modules.
'';
cite_formats =
defaultNullOpts.mkAttrsOf
(
with types;
oneOf [
str
(listOf str)
(submodule {
freeformType = with types; attrsOf anything;
options = {
start_str = mkNullOrStr ''
Precedes the citation.
'';
end_str = mkNullOrStr ''
Appended after the citation.
'';
ref_prefix = mkNullOrStr ''
precedes each `ref` in a citation.
'';
separator_str = mkNullOrStr ''
Gets added between `ref`s if there are multiple in a citation.
'';
};
})
]
)
{
tex = {
start_str = "[[\cite{]]";
end_str = "}";
separator_str = ", ";
};
markdown = {
ref_prefix = "@";
separator_str = "; ";
};
rmd = {
ref_prefix = "@";
separator_str = "; ";
};
plain = {
separator_str = ", ";
};
org = {
start_str = "[cite:";
end_str = "]";
ref_prefix = "@";
separator_str = ";";
};
norg = {
start_str = "{= ";
end_str = "}";
separator_str = "; ";
};
typst = {
ref_prefix = "@";
separator_str = " ";
};
}
''
Defines citation formats for various filetypes. They define how citation strings are parsed
and formatted when inserted.
'';
cite_formats_fallback = defaultNullOpts.mkStr "plain" ''
What citation format to use when none is defined for the current filetype.
'';
enable_keymaps = defaultNullOpts.mkBool false ''
Enable default keymaps.
'';
enable_fs_watcher = defaultNullOpts.mkBool true ''
Whether to enable the file system event watcher.
When disabled, the database is only updated on startup.
'';
data_tbl_schema =
defaultNullOpts.mkAttrsOf
(
with types;
either str (submodule {
freeformType = attrsOf anything;
options = {
__unkeyed-type = mkNullOrStr ''
The type for this field.
Only the "text" and "luatable" are allowed.
'';
required = mkNullOrOption types.bool ''
Whether this field is required.
'';
unique = mkNullOrOption types.bool ''
Whether this field is unique.
'';
};
})
)
{
id = {
__unkeyed-type = "integer";
pk = true;
};
papis_id = {
__unkeyed-type = "text";
required = true;
unique = true;
};
ref = {
__unkeyed-type = "text";
required = true;
unique = true;
};
author = "text";
editor = "text";
year = "text";
title = "text";
shorttitle = "text";
type = "text";
abstract = "text";
time_added = "text";
notes = "luatable";
journal = "text";
volume = "text";
number = "text";
author_list = "luatable";
tags = "luatable";
files = "luatable";
}
''
The sqlite schema of the main `data` table.
Only the `"text"` and `"luatable"` types are allowed.
'';
db_path = defaultNullOpts.mkStr (literalLua "vim.fn.stdpath('data') .. '/papis_db/papis-nvim.sqlite3'") ''
Path to the papis.nvim database.
'';
yq_bin = defaultNullOpts.mkStr "yq" ''
Name of the `yq` executable.
'';
create_new_note_fn =
defaultNullOpts.mkRaw
''
function(papis_id, notes_name)
vim.fn.system(
string.format(
"papis update --set notes %s papis_id:%s",
vim.fn.shellescape(notes_name),
vim.fn.shellescape(papis_id)
)
)
end
''
''
Function to execute when adding a new note. `ref` is the citation key of the relevant entry
and `notes_name` is the name of the notes file.
'';
init_filetypes = defaultNullOpts.mkListOf types.str [ "markdown" "norg" "yaml" "typst" ] ''
Filetypes that start papis.nvim.
'';
papis_conf_keys =
defaultNullOpts.mkListOf types.str [ "info-name" "notes-name" "dir" "opentool" ]
''
Papis options to import into papis.nvim.
'';
enable_icons = defaultNullOpts.mkBool true ''
Whether to enable pretty icons (requires something like Nerd Fonts).
'';
search = {
wrap = defaultNullOpts.mkBool true ''
Whether to enable line wrap in the telescope previewer.
'';
initial_sort_by_time_added = defaultNullOpts.mkBool true ''
Whether to initially sort entries by time-added.
'';
search_keys = defaultNullOpts.mkListOf types.str [ "author" "editor" "year" "title" "tags" ] ''
What keys to search for matches.
'';
preview_format =
defaultNullOpts.mkListOf (with types; listOf (either str (listOf str)))
[
[
"author"
"%s"
"PapisPreviewAuthor"
]
[
"year"
"%s"
"PapisPreviewYear"
]
[
"title"
"%s"
"PapisPreviewTitle"
]
[ "empty_line" ]
[
"journal"
"%s"
"PapisPreviewValue"
"show_key"
[
"󱀁 "
"%s: "
]
"PapisPreviewKey"
]
[
"type"
"%s"
"PapisPreviewValue"
"show_key"
[
" "
"%s: "
]
"PapisPreviewKey"
]
[
"ref"
"%s"
"PapisPreviewValue"
"show_key"
[
" "
"%s: "
]
"PapisPreviewKey"
]
[
"tags"
"%s"
"PapisPreviewValue"
"show_key"
[
" "
"%s: "
]
"PapisPreviewKey"
]
[
"abstract"
"%s"
"PapisPreviewValue"
"show_key"
[
"󰭷 "
"%s: "
]
"PapisPreviewKey"
]
]
''
Papis.nvim uses a common configuration format for defining the formatting of strings.
Sometimes -- as for instance in the below `preview_format` option -- we define a set of
lines.
At other times -- as for instance in the `results_format` option -- we define a single
line.
Sets of lines are composed of single lines.
A line can be composed of either a single element or multiple elements.
The below `preview_format` shows an example where each line is defined by a table with
just one element.
'';
results_format =
defaultNullOpts.mkListOf (with types; listOf (either str (listOf str)))
[
[
"files"
[
" "
"F "
]
"PapisResultsFiles"
"force_space"
]
[
"notes"
[
"󰆈 "
"N "
]
"PapisResultsNotes"
"force_space"
]
[
"author"
"%s "
"PapisResultsAuthor"
]
[
"year"
"(%s) "
"PapisResultsYear"
]
[
"title"
"%s"
"PapisResultsTitle"
]
]
''
The format of each line in the the results window.
Here, everything is show on one line (otherwise equivalent to points 1-3 of
`preview_format`).
The `force_space` value is used to force whitespace for icons (so that if e.g. a file is
absent, it will show " ", ensuring that columns are aligned.)
'';
};
at-cursor = {
popup_format =
defaultNullOpts.mkListOf (with types; listOf (either str (listOf str)))
[
[
"author"
"%s"
"PapisPopupAuthor"
]
[
"vspace"
"vspace"
]
[
"files"
[
" "
"F "
]
"PapisResultsFiles"
]
[
"notes"
[
"󰆈 "
"N "
]
"PapisResultsNotes"
]
[
"year"
"%s"
"PapisPopupYear"
]
[
"title"
"%s"
"PapisPopupTitle"
]
]
''
The format of the popup shown on `:Papis at-cursor show-popup` (equivalent to points 1-3
of `preview_format`).
Note that one of the lines is composed of multiple elements.
Note also the `[ "vspace" "vspace" ]` line which is exclusive to `popup_format` and which
tells papis.nvim to fill the space between the previous and next element with whitespace
(and in effect make whatever comes after right-aligned).
It can only occur once in a line.
'';
};
formatter = {
format_notes = mkNullOrOption types.rawLua ''
This function runs when first opening a new note.
The `entry` arg is a table containing all the information about the entry (see above
`data_tbl_schema`).
This example is meant to be used with the `markdown` filetype.
The function must return a set of lines, specifying the lines to be added to the note.
'';
format_references = mkNullOrOption types.rawLua ''
This function runs when inserting a formatted reference (currently by `f/c-f` in Telescope).
It works similarly to the `format_notes` above, except that the set of lines should only
contain one line (references using multiple lines aren't currently supported).
'';
};
papis-storage = {
key_name_conversions =
defaultNullOpts.mkAttrsOf types.str
{
time_added = "time-added";
}
''
As lua doesn't deal well with '-', we define conversions between the format
in the `info.yaml` and the format in papis.nvim's internal database.
'';
tag_format = defaultNullOpts.mkEnum' {
values = [
"tbl"
","
":"
" "
];
pluginDefault = null;
example = "tbl";
description = ''
The format used for tags.
Will be determined automatically if left empty.
Can be set to:
- `"tbl"` if a lua table,
- `","` if comma-separated,
- `":"` if semi-colon separated,
- `" "` if space separated.
'';
};
required_keys = defaultNullOpts.mkListOf types.str [ "papis_id" "ref" ] ''
The keys which `.yaml` files are expected to always define.
Files that are missing these keys will cause an error message and will not be added to the
database.
'';
};
}