Dark Warm
Dark Cold
Light Warm
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- Written in 100% Lua
- Dark and Light themes available, each with a warm and cold background
- See Configuration for details
- Supports
- Comes with added themes for other applications!
If you want support for a plugin, please ask for it and it WILL be added!
{
"jpwol/thorn.nvim",
lazy = false,
priority = 1000,
opts = {}
}use {
"jpwol/thorn.nvim",
config = function()
require("thorn").setup({})
end,
}Plug 'jpwol/thorn.nvim', { 'branch': 'main' }-- after plugin is loaded by your manager
vim.cmd([[colorscheme thorn]])For LuaLine
require("lualine").setup({
options = {
theme = "thorn" -- "auto" also detects theme automatically
}
})thorn provides a good amount of customization options, as well as a way to change the color/style of any highlight group of your choosing.
In your plugin setup (lazy.nvim plugin structure used as reference),
return {
"jpwol/thorn.nvim",
lazy = false,
priority = 1000,
opts = {
theme = nil, -- 'light' or 'dark' - defaults to vim.o.background if unset
background = "warm" -- options are 'warm' and 'cold'
styles = {
keywords = { italics = true, bold = false },
comments = { italics = true, bold = false },
strings = { italics = true, bold = false },
diagnostic = {
underline = true, -- if true, flat underlines will be used. Otherwise, undercurls will be used
-- true will apply the bg highlight, false applies the fg highlight
error = { highlight = true, },
hint = { highlight = false, },
info = { highlight = false, },
warn = { highlight = false, },
},
},
transparent = false, -- transparent background
on_highlights = function(hl, palette) end, -- apply your own highlights
},
}Where on_highlights will be a function, and you can edit any highlight group using hl.<Highlight Group>.<attribute> = <option>. An example of this would be:
on_highlight = function(hl, palette)
hl.String.bold = true
hl.Function.fg = "#ffffff"
end