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# hypr/.config/hypr/hyprvim/settings.conf

################################################################################
# USER SETTINGS
################################################################################
#
# Copy this file to ~/.config/hypr/hyprvim/settings.conf to edit default settings.
#   cp settings.conf.example settings.conf
#
# The ./settings.conf file is ignored by git, so your personal config stays local.
#
################################################################################

# LEADER KEY
# ----------
# Leader and Activate key combo for vim mode (default: SUPER/Windows key)
# Change these to your preferred activation key combo

$HYPRVIM_LEADER = SUPER
$HYPRVIM_ACTIVATE = ESCAPE

# PROMPT
# ----------
# Prompt input tool for user input
# Auto-detects available tools in order: rofi, wofi, tofi, fuzzel, dmenu, zenity, kdialog
# Set to your preferred tool or leave empty string for auto-detection.

$HYPRVIM_PROMPT =

# NOTIFICATIONS
# ----------
# Mark notifications (1 = show notifications when jumping/setting marks, empty = disable)

$HYPRVIM_MARK_NOTIFY =

# ----------
# TERMINAL
# ----------
# Terminal used to display the help viewer for keybinds.
# Default uses kitty with a class that matches the floating window rule below.
# Examples:
#   $HYPRVIM_TERMINAL = ghostty --class floating-help -e
#   $HYPRVIM_TERMINAL = wezterm start --class floating-help --
#   $HYPRVIM_TERMINAL = alacritty --class floating-help -e
#   $HYPRVIM_TERMINAL = foot --app-id floating-help -e

$HYPRVIM_TERMINAL = kitty --class floating-help -e

# ----------
# EDITOR
# ----------
# Editor for vim-open-editor feature (nvim or vim)
# Default is nvim, set to 'vim' if you prefer classic vim

$HYPRVIM_EDITOR = nvim

# ----------
# LOCK COMMAND
# ----------
# Command to execute when locking the screen
# Default is hyprlock, but you can use any lock command (swaylock, gtklock, etc.)

$HYPRVIM_LOCK = hyprlock

# ----------
# DEBUG
# ----------
# Debug mode for scripts that support it (1 = enable debug logging)

$HYPRVIM_DEBUG =

# ----------
# WHICH-KEY
# ----------
# Show which-key style HUD when entering a submap to see all keybindings (requires eww + socat)
# The HUD will only display keys that have a description field
# Set to 1 to enable, leave empty or omit to disable
# Position Options: bottom-right, bottom-center, top-center, bottom-left, top-right, top-left

$HYPRVIM_WHICH_KEY_ENABLED = 1
$HYPRVIM_WHICH_KEY_POSITION = bottom-right

# Auto-show policy (optional)
# By default the HUD auto-shows for all submaps except sticky/movement ones
# (NORMAL, VISUAL, V-LINE, Cursor, and any submap matching *MOVE*, *RESIZE*, *WINDOW*, etc.)
#
# DENY:  these submaps never auto-show (highest priority)
#        Extend to suppress additional submaps beyond the built-in sticky defaults.
# ALLOW: these submaps always auto-show, bypassing the built-in sticky check.
#        Use to force-show a submap that would otherwise be suppressed.

$HYPRVIM_WHICHKEY_AUTO_SHOW_DENY  = NORMAL,VISUAL,V-LINE,Cursor
$HYPRVIM_WHICHKEY_AUTO_SHOW_ALLOW =