Can you help me, does my statusline feline look like this?

[elhackerlibre]

I added feline to my neovim statusline, but it looks simple.
This is what my neovim with feline statusline currently looks like.

And I want it to look like this

And forgive me if my explanation is very ambiguous, I am new trying to configure neovim with lua. Besides, my English is not very good, I speak Spanish, because I am from Venezuela.
I appreciate your help!

[freddiehaddad]

Hello!

Yup, that's the default configuration. To make it look like the screenshot, you need to customize the components. The full feline implementation can be found here:

https://github.com/freddiehaddad/nvim/blob/main/lua/plugins/feline.lua

Have a look at it and if you're still stuck or have specific questions, feel free to ask. Happy to help.

The full neovim configuration:

https://github.com/freddiehaddad/nvim

[elhackerlibre]

Hi, thanks for answering.
I created a file called feline.lua,

and added it to my init.lua file.

I restarted neovim to make the changes but it remains the same.
I use the alacritty terminal.
I have read the configuration links that you passed and I have seen your init.lua file, but I do not see the feline theme declared.

I don't know if I need to install something else?
I hope you can help me

[freddiehaddad]

So there's a couple things that appear to be missing in your setup:

I'm using NightFox theme: https://github.com/freddiehaddad/nvim/blob/main/lua/plugins/nightfox.lua. This is required for the colors to look the same. Otherwise, you'll need to specify the colors you want manually.

I'm also using a plugin manager called Lazy. The plugin manager is calling the setup function and passing in the config. In your screenshots, it doesn't look like you're calling setup without any arguments so it's the defaults are being applied (which is what you're seeing).

Where you have the line in your init.lua: require(feline).setup(), you need to pass a configuration.

local options = { ... }
local theme = { ... }
require('feline').setup(options)
require('feline').use_theme(theme)

config:
https://github.com/freddiehaddad/nvim/blob/9e9631894ad6b222ab121444e4b5db549c33370d/lua/plugins/feline.lua#L45

setup/use_theme calls:
https://github.com/freddiehaddad/nvim/blob/9e9631894ad6b222ab121444e4b5db549c33370d/lua/plugins/feline.lua#L459-L460

[elhackerlibre]

I was now able to solve the linebar problem.
I had to use Lazy and create a file called lazy.lua, pointing the path to load all the files in the plugins directory.
create another file called colorscheme.lua for lazy to download and run from /plugins/colorscheme.lua
I leave a screenshot with the theme in my neovim. with the files created and the tree structure of my files

[freddiehaddad]

Thanks for posting that screenshot. I think I'll use those snippet to help making installation and advanced configuration easier to understand. Happy you got everything working.

[elhackerlibre]

thanks to you. I congratulate you on an excellent color theme, it is great and the barline is excellent.
and the idea is that we help each other. I'm glad to know that I was able to contribute an idea to improve this repository