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Synthweave.nvim
When I was using VSCode, I loved SynthWave '84 a lot. After moving to Neovim I tried some ports of it, but everything had something a little off to my eye, and I prefer not to use the glow. So this is just a yet another theme heavily inspired by robb0wens masterpiece.
My tmux-theme that plays the saxophone in unison: tmux-synthweave-theme
Peek at Go:
Some other ports of SynthWave '84:
This theme is nowhere near being complete, I work mostly on Python/Go/Bash/Lua, so other languages may look weird. Pop a PR if you would like to add treesitter/semantic highlights for language of your choice.
Highlight groups lean heavy on treesitter captures, so the visual experience may be total garbage without it.
Install
Lazy
Simplest possible way:
{
"samharju/synthweave.nvim",
}
-- run :colorscheme synthweave or synthweave-transparent when feeling like it
If you would like to run this as your main colorscheme, follow lazy.nvim instructions:
{
"samharju/synthweave.nvim",
lazy = false, -- make sure we load this during startup if it is your main colorscheme
priority = 1000,
config = function()
vim.cmd.colorscheme("synthweave")
-- transparent version
-- vim.cmd.colorscheme("synthweave-transparent")
end
}
Config
If something stabs you in the eye, you can use setup with options and modify colors and groups.
{
"samharju/synthweave.nvim",
lazy = false, -- make sure we load this during startup if it is your main colorscheme
priority = 1000,
config = function()
local synthweave = require("synthweave")
synthweave.setup({
transparent = false,
overrides = {
-- override any group
Identifier = { fg = "#f22f52" },
},
palette = {
-- override palette colors, take a peek at synthweave/palette.lua
bg0 = "#040404",
},
})
synthweave.load()
end,
}