Markdown settings

[pkazmier]

I write a lot of markdown as it's the basis for my note taking system in neovim. For context, I've got about 2,000 notes in this system. So, I'm very opinionated on how I like my markdown rendered as I spend a lot of time in this filetype. With my switch to the vague theme, this meant some tuning. Here is my end result:

I use render-markdown plug-in with some tweaks:

  require("render-markdown").setup({
    render_modes = { "n", "no", "c", "t", "i", "ic" },
    checkbox = {
      enable = true,
      position = "inline",
    },
    code = {
      sign = false,
      width = "full",
      left_pad = 3,
      right_pad = 1,
    },
    heading = {
      sign = false,
      border = true,
      left_pad = 0,
      right_pad = 4,
      position = "overlay",
      icons = {
        " ",
        " ",
        " ",
        " ",
        " ",
        " ",
      },
    },
  })

And here are my vague tweaks:

      hl.RenderMarkdownBullet           = { fg = c.plus }
      hl.RenderMarkdownTableRow         = { fg = c.keyword }
      hl.RenderMarkdownCode             = { bg = c.line }

      hl["@markup.strong"]              = { fg = c.keyword,     gui = "bold" }
      hl["@markup.italic"]              = { fg = c.keyword,     gui = "italic" }
      hl["@markup.heading.1"]           = { fg = c.constant,    gui = "bold" }
      hl["@markup.heading.2"]           = { fg = c.parameter,   gui = "bold" }
      hl["@markup.heading.3"]           = { fg = c.type,        gui = "bold" }
      hl["@markup.heading.4"]           = { fg = c.operator,    gui = "bold" }
      hl["@markup.heading.5"]           = { fg = c.plus,        gui = "bold" }
      hl["@markup.heading.6"]           = { fg = c.func,        gui = "bold" }

      -- Compute a nice background color for markup headings based on the
      -- foreground color of each level. Use mini.colors to adjust the colors.
      local groups = {}
      for i = 1, 6 do
        groups["h"..i] = hl["@markup.heading."..i]
      end
      local cs = require("mini.colors").as_colorscheme({ groups = groups })
      cs = cs:chan_invert('lightness', { gamut_clip = 'cusp'})
      cs = cs:chan_add('lightness', -5)
      for i = 1, 6 do
        local bg = cs.groups["h"..i].fg
        hl["RenderMarkdownH"..i.."Bg"] = { bg = bg }
      end

[vague2k]

really like the look of the mark down, good work