feat: native support for mini.icons #1428
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## Details `mini.icons` is an alternative to `nvim-web-devicons` that is getting support from quite a few plugins. This change adds native support for the plugin so users do not need to mock it via `mock_nvim_web_devicons`. Currently `nvim-web-devicons` is used in the `buffer` and `filetype` components. Created a separate `icons` module to store the icon related logic which now gets used by both of these components. The logic is to first check if `mini.icons` exists and has been setup, if so for the `buffer` component use `get` with the `file` category, for `filetype` use `get` with the `filetype` category. It may make sense to use the `file` category for both. From there the fallback to use `nvim-web-devicons` or `vim-devicons` is kept identical.
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mini.iconsis an alternative tonvim-web-deviconsthat is getting support from quite a few plugins. This change adds native support for the plugin so users do not need to mock it viamock_nvim_web_devicons.Currently
nvim-web-deviconsis used in thebufferandfiletypecomponents. Created a separateiconsmodule to store the icon related logic which now gets used by both of these components.The logic is to first check if
mini.iconsexists and has been setup, if so for thebuffercomponent usegetwith thefilecategory, forfiletypeusegetwith thefiletypecategory. It may make sense to use thefilecategory for both.From there the fallback to use
nvim-web-deviconsorvim-deviconsis kept identical.If this is something you'd prefer not to have I can understand, the
mock_nvim_web_deviconsis not a bad alternative. Only downsides are all the additional highlight groups and additional startup time formini.icons, but both are minor.