This is @Olical's fork (hack) for Conjure in which I attempt to blend the ANSI colouring into the current colour scheme you're using. As opposed to switching to an entirely different colour scheme, I want Clojure + ANSI colour codes, not one or the other. It's not perfect, but it's pretty good! (TM)
This is github page of this plugin http://www.drchip.org/astronaut/vim/index.html#ANSIESC by Charles E. Campbell
Updated May 7, 2020 (v13s)
This plugin follows ANSI-escape sequences to colorize subsequent text using vim's syntax highlighting engine.
The AnsiEsc plugin provides a single command: :AnsiEsc, which will toggle
ANSI-escape sequence processing. When enabled, AnsiEsc will handle <esc>[FGm%,
<esc>[ATTR;FGm, and <esc>[FG;BGm sequences; subsequent text will then be
colored appropriately.
With vim 7.2 and earlier, the escape sequence itself will take space but will be
suppressed using "Ignore" highlighting. Vim 7.3 comes with Vince Negri's
conceal/ownsyntax capabilities built-in. With it, ANSI-escape sequences will
have their colorizing effects but will themselves be concealed (again, when
AnsiEsc is enabled and one has used set conceallevel=[2 or 3]).
See doc/AnsiEsc.txt for detailed description.
If you don't have a preferred installation method, I recommend using Vim's packages feature, simply copy and paste:
mkdir -p ~/.vim/pack/bundle/start
cd ~/.vim/pack/bundle/start
git clone https://github.com/fedorenchik/AnsiEsc.git