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An opinionated bright, redshift-friendly, modular and vibrant theme for neovim that includes a colorscheme. It strives to be: simple, light, functional and familiar.

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white-chocolate.nvim

It's an opinionated bright theme for neovim containing my custom colorscheme and configurations for other great plugins.

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Every bright colorscheme that I've tried had some issues, so I've decided to make my own thanks to RRethy/nvim-base16.

Goals

  • Simple - both in use and development, 16 base colors.
  • Light - minimal performance impact.
  • Functional - does its job and nothing more.
  • Familiar - provides colors that you are used to.

Make sure to raise an issue if you have any suggestion about how we can get closer to these goals.

Features

  • Bright - almost completely white background.
  • Redshift-friendly - plays nicely with reduced blue light (and green to some extend).
  • Modular - use any set of features that you like.
  • Vibrant - provides distinct and intense colors.

Installation

Use your favorite plugin manager.

For vim-plug you can use this:

call plug#begin('~/.vim-plug')

    Plug 'EtiamNullam/white-chocolate.nvim'

call plug#end()

Dependencies

You have to install them on your own.

vim-plug snippet:

Plug 'RRethy/nvim-base16'

Usage

Default options:

require('white-chocolate').setup()

Custom options (defaults in example):

require('white-chocolate').setup {
    apply_colorscheme = true,
    invert_selection = true,
    tweak_nontext = true,
    tweak_float = true,
    tweak_matchparen = true,
}

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