Setting indent blankline plugin in lua with custom options
To set up the `indent-blankline` plugin with custom options in Lua, you need to configure the plugin by adding specific settings to your `init.lua` file for Awesome WM. Here's how you can set up the `indent-blankline` plugin with custom options in Lua: 1. **Install the Plugin**: Make sure you have the `indent-blankline` plugin installed in your system. You can usually install it via a package manager like `luarocks`. For example: ``` luarocks install indent_blankline ``` 2. **Require the Plugin**: In your `init.lua`, require the `indent-blankline` plugin and set it up with your custom options. Here's an example of how to do this: ```lua -- Require the plugin local ibl = require("indent_blankline") -- Configure custom options ibl.setup { char = "▏", -- Character used for indentation lines buftype_exclude = {"terminal"}, -- Exclude certain buffer types space_char_blankline = &quo