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zacess.nvim
Four Neovim colour schemes matching the Zacess reader's contrast themes:
zacess-light, zacess-dark, zacess-yellow-on-black for low vision and zacess-cream for
dyslexia friendly reading. Every text and syntax colour keeps at least 7:1 contrast on the
background, the selection and the current line. Each scheme sets background, the standard
highlight groups, the Tree-sitter @ groups, the LSP semantic token groups and the 16 terminal
colours.
Install
With lazy.nvim:
{
"zacesshq/zacess.nvim",
lazy = false,
priority = 1000,
config = function()
vim.o.termguicolors = true
vim.cmd.colorscheme("zacess-dark")
end,
}
With any other plugin manager, add zacesshq/zacess.nvim and run
vim.cmd.colorscheme("zacess-dark"). To install by hand, copy the colors folder into
~/.config/nvim/colors/.
[!IMPORTANT] The schemes use exact colours, so
termguicolorsmust be on and the terminal must support true colour. Without it Neovim rounds each colour to the nearest of 256 and the contrast is no longer what was measured.
The four schemes
| Scheme | Background |
|---|---|
zacess-light |
Ink on white |
zacess-dark |
Light text on near black |
zacess-yellow-on-black |
Yellow on black, for low vision |
zacess-cream |
Black on cream, for dyslexia friendly reading |
Previews of all four are in previews.
Where the schemes are made
[!NOTE] This repository is a read-only copy for Neovim plugin managers. The schemes are generated from one palette in zacesshq/themes, which also has the same themes for VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Obsidian, Zed and terminals. Issues, ideas and pull requests go there.