require('smart-splits').setup({
  -- Ignored filetypes (only while resizing)
  ignored_filetypes = {
    'nofile',
    'quickfix',
    'prompt',
  },
  -- Ignored buffer types (only while resizing)
  ignored_buftypes = { 'NvimTree' },
  -- the default number of lines/columns to resize by at a time
  default_amount = 3,
  -- whether to wrap to opposite side when cursor is at an edge
  -- e.g. by default, moving left at the left edge will jump
  -- to the rightmost window, and vice versa, same for up/down.
  at_edge = 'wrap',
  -- when moving cursor between splits left or right,
  -- place the cursor on the same row of the *screen*
  -- regardless of line numbers. False by default.
  -- Can be overridden via function parameter, see Usage.
  move_cursor_same_row = false,
  -- resize mode options
  resize_mode = {
    -- key to exit persistent resize mode
    quit_key = '<ESC>',
    -- keys to use for moving in resize mode
    -- in order of left, down, up' right
    resize_keys = { 'Left', 'Down', 'Up', 'Right' },
    -- set to true to silence the notifications
    -- when entering/exiting persistent resize mode
    silent = false,
    -- must be functions, they will be executed when
    -- entering or exiting the resize mode
    hooks = {
      on_enter = nil,
      on_leave = nil,
    },
  },
  -- ignore these autocmd events (via :h eventignore) while processing
  -- smart-splits.nvim computations, which involve visiting different
  -- buffers and windows. These events will be ignored during processing,
  -- and un-ignored on completed. This only applies to resize events,
  -- not cursor movement events.
  ignored_events = {
    'BufEnter',
    'WinEnter',
  },
})

-- resize splits
vim.keymap.set('', '<A-C-h>', require('smart-splits').resize_left)
vim.keymap.set('', '<A-C-j>', require('smart-splits').resize_down)
vim.keymap.set('', '<A-C-k>', require('smart-splits').resize_up)
vim.keymap.set('', '<A-C-l>', require('smart-splits').resize_right)