tjdevries/colorbuddy.nvim
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colorbuddy.nvim
NOTE: now requires neovim 0.9 or nightly
(If you were using old version, you can use the tag v1.0.0)
A colorscheme helper for Neovim.
Written in Lua! Quick & Easy Color Schemes :smile:
Sincerely, your color buddy.
Installation
Install the plugin with your preferred package manager:
lazy.nvim
-- Lua
{
"tjdevries/colorbuddy.nvim",
}
Packer
use "tjdevries/colorbuddy.nvim"
vim-plug
Plug 'tjdevries/colorbuddy.nvim'
Basic Usage
vim.cmd.colorscheme("colorbuddy")
-- or
vim.cmd.colorscheme("gruvbuddy")
Example
Your color buddy for making cool neovim color schemes. Write your colorscheme in lua!
You can see one example for gruvbox-esque styles here.
Example:
-- file: colors/my-colorscheme-name.lua
local colorbuddy = require('colorbuddy')
-- Set up your custom colorscheme if you want
colorbuddy.colorscheme("my-colorscheme-name")
-- And then modify as you like
local Color = colorbuddy.Color
local colors = colorbuddy.colors
local Group = colorbuddy.Group
local groups = colorbuddy.groups
local styles = colorbuddy.styles
-- Use Color.new(<name>, <#rrggbb>) to create new colors
-- They can be accessed through colors.<name>
Color.new('background', '#282c34')
Color.new('red', '#cc6666')
Color.new('green', '#99cc99')
Color.new('yellow', '#f0c674')
-- Define highlights in terms of `colors` and `groups`
Group.new('Function' , colors.yellow , colors.background , styles.bold)
Group.new('luaFunctionCall' , groups.Function , groups.Function , groups.Function)
-- Define highlights in relative terms of other colors
Group.new('Error' , colors.red:light() , nil , s.bold)
-- If you want multiple styles, just add them!
Group.new('italicBoldFunction', colors.green, groups.Function, styles.bold + styles.italic)
-- If you want the same style as a different group, but without a style: just subtract it!
Group.new('boldFunction', colors.yellow, colors.background, groups.italicBoldFunction - styles.italic)
Made with Colorbuddy
See the wiki!