feat: add focused window minwidth and minheight options #171
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Adds options to set minimum width and height for the focused window. This allows users to customize the size of the focused window.
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Thank you very much for your contribution! I think we could add that as long as it has tests :-) Writing tests is pretty easy, just look at the existing ones. |
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Adds options to set minimum width and height for the focused window. This allows users to customize the size of the focused window.
Missing tests and probably something else... If anyone has any pointers, I can continue working on this.
Motivation: I have a normal screen, but sometimes I have multiple windows with buffers open. I wanted to ensure that the focused window has at least 80 characters in width to read Markdown files comfortably.
Hope this helps the repository, which, by the way, is awesome!