Icons aren't rendering and modules aren't appearing MacOS

[iamhectorsosa]

Hey! I'm on a MacOS, not sure why the icons aren't rendering and the modules aren't appearing at all. I just get a plain status bar with nothing at all. I already ran install and updated all plugins. Not sure what else I could do to debug this situation.

Here is some information about my config:

❯ tmux -V
tmux 3.5a

❯ cat ~/.config/alacritty/alacritty.toml
[general]
import = [
    "~/.config/alacritty/themes/themes/tokyo_night.toml"
]

[env]
TERM = "xterm-256color"

[window]
padding.x = 12
padding.y = 12

decorations = "Buttonless"

opacity = 0.8
blur = true

option_as_alt = "Both"

[font]
normal.family = "MesloLGS Nerd Font Mono"

size = 16

❯ cd ~/.tmux/plugins && ls
 tmux   tpm   vim-tmux-navigator

❯ cat ~/.tmux.conf
unbind r
bind r source-file ~/.tmux.conf

set -g prefix C-b
set -g mouse on
set -g base-index 1

bind-key h select-pane -L
bind-key j select-pane -D
bind-key k select-pane -U
bind-key l select-pane -R

bind p command-prompt -I "#{pane_title}" "select-pane -T '%%'"

setw -g mode-keys vi

set-option -g status-position top

# Config rose-pine/tmux
set -g @plugin 'tmux-plugins/tpm'
set -g @plugin 'rose-pine/tmux'

set -g @rose_pine_variant 'main'

set -g @rose_pine_host 'on' # Enables hostname in the status bar
set -g @rose_pine_date_time '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S' # It accepts the date UNIX command format (man date for info)
set -g @rose_pine_user 'on' # Turn on the username component in the statusbar
set -g @rose_pine_directory 'on' # Turn on the current folder component in the status bar
set -g @rose_pine_bar_bg_disable 'on' # Disables background color, for transparent terminal emulators
# If @rose_pine_bar_bg_disable is set to 'on', uses the provided value to set the background color
# It can be any of the on tmux (named colors, 256-color set, `default` or hex colors)
# See more on http://man.openbsd.org/OpenBSD-current/man1/tmux.1#STYLES
set -g @rose_pine_bar_bg_disabled_color_option 'default'

set -g @rose_pine_only_windows 'on' # Leaves only the window module, for max focus and space
set -g @rose_pine_disable_active_window_menu 'on' # Disables the menu that shows the active window on the left

set -g @rose_pine_default_window_behavior 'on' # Forces tmux default window list behaviour
set -g @rose_pine_show_current_program 'on' # Forces tmux to show the current running program as window name
set -g @rose_pine_show_pane_directory 'on' # Forces tmux to show the current directory as window name
# Previously set -g @rose_pine_window_tabs_enabled

# Example values for these can be:
set -g @rose_pine_left_separator ' > ' # The strings to use as separators are 1-space padded
set -g @rose_pine_right_separator ' < ' # Accepts both normal chars & nerdfont icons
set -g @rose_pine_field_separator ' | ' # Again, 1-space padding, it updates with prefix + I
set -g @rose_pine_window_separator ' - ' # Replaces the default `:` between the window number and name

# These are not padded
set -g @rose_pine_session_icon '' # Changes the default icon to the left of the session name
set -g @rose_pine_current_window_icon '' # Changes the default icon to the left of the active window name
set -g @rose_pine_folder_icon '' # Changes the default icon to the left of the current directory folder
set -g @rose_pine_username_icon '' # Changes the default icon to the right of the hostname
set -g @rose_pine_hostname_icon '󰒋' # Changes the default icon to the right of the hostname
set -g @rose_pine_date_time_icon '󰃰' # Changes the default icon to the right of the date module
set -g @rose_pine_window_status_separator "  " # Changes the default icon that appears between window names

# Very beta and specific opt-in settings, tested on v3.2a, look at issue #10
set -g @rose_pine_prioritize_windows 'on' # Disables the right side functionality in a certain window count / terminal width
set -g @rose_pine_width_to_hide '80' # Specify a terminal width to toggle off most of the right side functionality
set -g @rose_pine_window_count '5' # Specify a number of windows, if there are more than the number, do the same as width_to_hide

# List of plugins
set -g @plugin 'christoomey/vim-tmux-navigator'

# Initialize TMUX plugin manager (keep this line at the very bottom of tmux.conf)
run '~/.tmux/plugins/tpm/tpm'

[danilopalmisano]

Same config, same problem on Linux 🥲

[famazak]

@iamhectorsosa @danilopalmisano try what is suggested here: #20 (comment)

I was running into this problem and once I removed that option, my status bar was working as expected

[jamieweavis]

@iamhectorsosa @danilopalmisano try what is suggested here: #20 (comment)

I was running into this problem and once I removed that option, my status bar was working as expected

This did the trick for me, I'm not sure why it's part of the recommended config? 🤔

It's also worth noting that right side modules will be hidden with the setting below in smaller terminal windows (your screenshot looks like it might be small enough to be hidden):

# Very beta and specific opt-in settings, tested on v3.2a, look at issue #10
set -g @rose_pine_width_to_hide '80' # Specify a terminal width to toggle off most of the right side functionality

[mrs4ndman]

@iamhectorsosa @danilopalmisano try what is suggested here: #20 (comment)
I was running into this problem and once I removed that option, my status bar was working as expected

This did the trick for me, I'm not sure why it's part of the recommended config? 🤔

It's also worth noting that right side modules will be hidden with the setting below in smaller terminal windows (your screenshot looks like it might be small enough to be hidden):

# Very beta and specific opt-in settings, tested on v3.2a, look at issue #10
set -g @rose_pine_width_to_hide '80' # Specify a terminal width to toggle off most of the right side functionality

It's not part of the "recommended" config, but part of the possible options to use, I really should rename that section in the README so that users do not copy-paste it into their config but rather choose options from there.

@iamhectorsosa Have you succeeded in getting it working on your MacOS system?