numb.nvim is a Neovim plugin that peeks lines of the buffer in non-obtrusive way.

Peeking the buffer while entering command :{number}

The colorscheme is vim-substrata

use 'nacro90/numb.nvim'

paq 'nacro90/numb.nvim'

Plug 'nacro90/numb.nvim'

Setup with default options:

require('numb').setup()

If you are using a init.vim instead of init.lua, you will need to load the plugin like this:

:lua require('numb').setup()

Disable the plugin globally:

require('numb').disable()

After you disable the plugin, you can re-enable it by calling the setup again.

You can customize the behaviour with following:

require('numb').setup{
  show_numbers = true, -- Enable 'number' for the window while peeking
  show_cursorline = true, -- Enable 'cursorline' for the window while peeking
  hide_relativenumbers = true -- Enable turning off 'relativenumber' for the window while peeking
  number_only = false, -- Peek only when the command is only a number instead of when it starts with a number
  centered_peeking = true, -- Peeked line will be centered relative to window
}

After running setup, you are good to go. You can try with entering a number to the vim command line like :3.

When you disable numb, your options are kept in the module level. So after you disable it, if you call setup() with no overrides, numb will be enabled with your customized options (or default ones if you don't have any). You can override the options again with calling setup{...} as mentioned above.