nvim.conf VS bubbly.nvim

I am using Lazy with Hotpot right now, maybe my dotfiles can help you: https://github.com/datwaft/nvim.conf

Here is the code: https://github.com/datwaft/nvim.conf/blob/main/fnl/conf/health.fnl

scripts under after/ftplugin are loaded on their respective filetype, so you can use those for per-filetype settings. See https://github.com/datwaft/nvim.conf/tree/main/after/ftplugin for an example

datwaft's nvim.conf is often cited as a good fennel config to peak at.

Here is my telescope configuration, it could be of any use: https://github.com/datwaft/nvim/blob/master/fnl/crux/core/pack/telescope.fnl

datwaft has a pretty extensive fennel config, he uses hotpot and probably pushes it hardest, at least he's been great at finding all the sharp edges where fennel, hotpot and neovim intersect!

I am using Fennel (which is a Lisp that compiles to Lua) with Aniseed and some personal macros that you can see here to make my configuration idiomatic and good looking.

[lsp-status](https://github.com/nvim-lua/lsp-status.nvim) that's used by the statusline plugin I use ([bubbly.nvim](https://github.com/datwaft/bubbly.nvim)) to populate lsp diagnostic info in the status bar (ex. 2 errors, 50 warnings, etc). I only added it per suggestion of the plugin, so it's quite possible you wouldn't need it.

The bottom bar (statusline) is also a creation of my own: bubbly.nvim. Actually, I was procrastinating fixing some issues by creating my own macros xD

bubbly

Hey thanks for sharing this ! I like the minimalism of your status line, I think I'll use it as I'm more or less rebuilding my config and wanted something else than bubbly.nvim (which is also cool!)