VSCode One Monokai colorscheme written in Lua for Neovim.
{
"cpea2506/one_monokai.nvim",
}
vim.cmd.colorscheme "one_monokai"
Or prefer below if you want to customize some options
require("one_monokai").setup({
-- your options
})
Option | Description | Type | Note |
---|---|---|---|
transparent |
enable transparent background | boolean |
N/A |
colors |
custom colors | table<string, string> |
N/A |
themes |
custom highlight groups | function(colors): tables |
:h nvim_set_hl |
italics |
enable italics | boolean |
N/A |
require("one_monokai").setup({
transparent = false,
colors = {},
themes = function(colors)
return {}
end,
italics = true,
})
Color provides two method, darken
and lighten
to blend color based on provided
alpha value. You can access them via:
colors["<color-name>"]:darken(alpha)
colors["<color-name>"]:lighten(alpha)
require("one_monokai").setup({
transparent = true, -- enable transparent window
colors = {
lmao = "#ffffff", -- add new color
pink = "#ec6075", -- replace default color
},
themes = function(colors)
-- change highlight of some groups,
-- the key and value will be passed respectively to "nvim_set_hl"
return {
Normal = { bg = colors.lmao },
DiffChange = { fg = colors.white:darken(0.3) },
ErrorMsg = { fg = colors.pink, standout = true },
["@lsp.type.keyword"] = { link = "@keyword" }
}
end,
italics = false, -- disable italics
})
require("lualine").setup {
options = {
-- ...other options
theme = "one_monokai"
}
}
This is the best theme I’ve ever seen in my eyes. I’ve tried it written in Vim for a long time and decided to write it in Lua for compatibility with Neovim, and make it easy to do some custom changes.
Thanks for these talented and amazing people:
Please see the contributing guidelines for detailed instructions on how to contribute to this colorscheme.