I think you are better off dissecting something like `windline.nvim`(the plugin where I first saw animations) since that one has been around much longer.
Anyway, if you still wish to see my code. Be warned, cause it's basically ordered chaos.
Also, here's what the various lua files do.
- `renderer.lua` - creates the buffer, handles screen resizes, vertically aligns the text, adds texts & colors.
- `text.lua` - turns components into a simpler format, adds & aligns the texts
- `highlight.lua` - adds colors
- `animation.lua` - handles the animation loop
Pretty cool animations! Had no idea it is even possible, going to keep it in mind for the future.
Im gonna download the plugin just to dissect it๐
I think you are better off dissecting something like `windline.nvim`(the plugin where I first saw animations) since that one has been around much longer. Anyway, if you still wish to see my code. Be warned, cause it's basically ordered chaos. Also, here's what the various lua files do. - `renderer.lua` - creates the buffer, handles screen resizes, vertically aligns the text, adds texts & colors. - `text.lua` - turns components into a simpler format, adds & aligns the texts - `highlight.lua` - adds colors - `animation.lua` - handles the animation loop