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To replicate webchuck ui and to avoid running a --status command every time, implement a shred list.

• log chuck to file, besides having VM output
• parse logs to populate the shreds table
• create a list of shreds from the table
• display shreds in top right pane.

At the minute, shred_pane and chuck_pane are fed information to display by two Nvim jobs. Possibly improve this by better separating concerns between NUI and the underlying needs.

• use a table instead of directly setting the NuiLine from action.
• run chuck in a detached/hidden terminal buffer
  • attach chuck_pane to it and display "raw terminal output" instead of adding lines to NUI (redundant)

Currently, as soon a second nvim buffer is open the logfile buffer is opened as well.

• is this a nui issue?
• is this a bufferline issue?
• how to exclude it?

Use native icon when implemented in nerd-fonts: ryanoasis/nerd-fonts#1479

autorun is flawed. may need refactoring to make it work properly: MunifTanjim/nui.nvim#326 (reply in thread)

find a way to make the UI scroll to show last lines instead of top lines only until buffer is full

add autorun option to launch the ui and start chuck when opening a chuck file the first time

I'd like to reach a window layout like webchuck does, with the same main funcionalities:

• file explorer (comes with neotree)
• filed editor (comes with nvim)
• shreds list (courtesy of nui.nvim!)
• vm status (comes with chuck)

edit: consider using nui.nvim splits for the layout

let users decide if they prefer chuck vm on top or stick with webchuck-like ui

chore: once nvim 0.10 and nerdfonts 3.2.0 are released do these:

• update readme nvim 0.10 dependency
• remove filetype and syntax files (as they will be included)
• check if nvim-web-devicons includes new logo from nerdfonts
• remove nvim-web-devicons custom icon code from lazy install
• remove readme temporary dependencies

make the ui display elapsed time for each shred. something like this:

• use lua sodlib (os.time()?)
• callback function to pass to NUI
• find a way to run it continuosly from shred addition

Improve native nvim terminal:

• resemble webchuck ui layout
• only have the splits open but not the corresponding buffers

edit: consider using nui.nvim splits instead

Add M.config options to set some parameters. Mostly for chuck -loop audio options and terminal split placement and dimensions.

better UI experience, without losing its content:

• toggle UI entirely
• toggle single panes
• resize panes

for some weird reason string.format %d isn't working for for remove_shred() but it is for replace_shred()

at the minute ChuckReplaceShred vim.fn.input accepts anything. it should accept/parse one digit only to work properly.

it would be nice to have clickable buttons to allow mouse interaction (besides the commands/which-key) to

• start/stop chuck (won't implement this, cause there is autorun or manual command already)
• use bufferline to add clickable buttons triggering (add/replace/remove). this makes the most sense.

The buttons on the right are an example, but in the wrong place (custom area). Picture them on each buffer instead.

Use native setfiletype and syntax when implmented in Vim/Neovim: vim/vim#13886

separate concerns in settings to allow more chuck-nvim settings pertaining the UI