The 'tab' is not convenient

[x2c3z4]

How could I get this tab style, like vscode?

Currently the 'tab' navigation is on the right cornor, and no file name.

[adoyle-h]

Current one.nvim use tabby.nvim as tabline. Current config is my favorite.

The tabby.nvim is highly configurable. You can override the config as you like. For example, below config comes from tabby.nvim document.

require('one').setup {
  plugins = {

		{
			'nanozuki/tabby.nvim',

			config = function()
				vim.o.showtabline = 2

				-- see https://github.com/nanozuki/tabby.nvim#setup
				local theme = {
					fill = 'TabLineFill',
					-- Also you can do this: fill = { fg='#f2e9de', bg='#907aa9', style='italic' }
					head = 'TabLine',
					current_tab = 'TabLineSel',
					tab = 'TabLine',
					win = 'TabLine',
					tail = 'TabLine',
				}

				require('tabby.tabline').set(function(line)
					return {
						{ { '  ', hl = theme.head }, line.sep('', theme.head, theme.fill) },
						line.tabs().foreach(function(tab)
							local hl = tab.is_current() and theme.current_tab or theme.tab
							return {
								line.sep('', hl, theme.fill),
								tab.is_current() and '' or '󰆣',
								tab.number(),
								tab.name(),
								tab.close_btn(''),
								line.sep('', hl, theme.fill),
								hl = hl,
								margin = ' ',
							}
						end),
						line.spacer(),
						line.wins_in_tab(line.api.get_current_tab()).foreach(function(win)
							return {
								line.sep('', theme.win, theme.fill),
								win.is_current() and '' or '',
								win.buf_name(),
								line.sep('', theme.win, theme.fill),
								hl = theme.win,
								margin = ' ',
							}
						end),
						{ line.sep('', theme.tail, theme.fill), { '  ', hl = theme.tail } },
						hl = theme.fill,
					}
				end)
			end,
		},

  }
}

It will look like that. The tabs on left, and wins_in_tab on right.

[x2c3z4]

Thanks, it works.
Going further, how to make goto-preview jump to a new tab instead of reusing the current tab.
Currently I have to press 'gd' to open the float window, then press 'c-w t'.

[adoyle-h]

Using the post_open_hook function.

The post_open_hook function gets called right before setting the cursor position in the new floating window.

Try this config.

require('one').setup {
	config = {
		lsp = {
			preview = {
				post_open_hook = function()
					vim.api.nvim_feedkeys(vim.api.nvim_replace_termcodes('<C-w>T', true, false, true), 'n', false)
				end,
			},
		},
	},
}

[x2c3z4]

Looks good, Thanks.