Different highlight groups for titles of search and cmdline

[JacquesCherbuin]

The search and cmdline views have different highlight groups for the border and icons, but they share the same highlight group for the title "NoiceCmdlinePopupTitle". How can I set different colors for the search title and cmdline title?

[Sam-programs]

You can specify a view per format.

format = {
  cmdline = { ... , view = "cmdline_normal" },
}

You can create custom views from the examples in noice.config.views, or copy them and modify FloatTitle.

Here is an exmaple for making the cmdline's title highlight Visual:

local cmdline_normal = vim.deepcopy(require('noice.config.views').defaults.cmdline_popup)
cmdline_normal.win_options.winhighlight.FloatTitle = "Visual"
require("noice").setup({
    views = {
        cmdline_normal = cmdline_normal,
    },
    cmdline = {
        -- Default view for other formats
        view = "cmdline_popup",
        format = {
            cmdline = { pattern = "^:", icon = "", lang = "vim", view = "cmdline_normal" },
        },
    },
})

[JacquesCherbuin]

Thanks, I understand now. As a follow up. is it possible to activate cmdline with other events instead of a pattern? The issue is that I'm trying to create a view for git commit. My current config is:

--Keybinding
map("n", "<space>gc", ':Git commit -m ""<Left>')

-- noice.setup()
-- ...
git_commit = {
	pattern = "^:Git commit %-m",
	icon = "",
	view = "cmdline_normal",
	opts = {
		size = {
			height = "auto",
			width = "50%",
		},
		position = {
			row = "50%",
			col = "50%",
		},
		border = {
			text = { top = "Commit" },
			style = "single",
		},
	},
},
-- ...

Which yields:

Is there anyway to use vim.fn.input() to trigger noice cmdline so that I can hide the double quotes in the cmdline prompt?

[Sam-programs]

Is there anyway to use vim.fn.input() to trigger noice cmdline so that I can hide the double quotes in the cmdline prompt?

Yea but the styling is limited to one format for all vim.fn.input calls.

noice.nvim/lua/noice/ui/cmdline.lua

Lines 72 to 76 in bf67d70

	function Cmdline:get_format()
	if self.state.prompt and self.state.prompt ~= "" then
	return Config.options.cmdline.format.input
	end
	local line = self.state.firstc .. self:get()

There is no pattern checking it just picks it.
However you could make a custom command that doesn't need quotes that invokes Git commit with quotes.

vim.api.nvim_create_user_command("GitCommit", function(opts)
  vim.cmd("Git commit -m \"" .. opts.args .. "\"")
end, {
    -- 	-nargs=1    Exactly one argument is required, it includes spaces
    nargs = 1
})

[Sam-programs]

Oh i just remembered there is a parser for git commits, it stops highlighting when the commit is too long so you could use that instead of resizing the window.

gitcommit = {
    pattern = "^:GitCommit ",
    lang = "gitcommit",
    ...
},

[JacquesCherbuin]

Awesome, thanks a lot.