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A warm, feel-good theme for NeoVim; a distant offshoot of gruvbox.

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📀 Vinyl

This scheme has been modelled on the examples in this talk. I reached out to the speaker but got no reply. He probably used this one but by the time I found out, this scheme was already almost finished and it has turned out somewhat different, and in fact more to my liking, so… Behold, an immitation of a modification of a modification of gruvbox. Since version 0.2.0 also taking some cues from the Emacs port of gruvbox!

A warm, feel-good theme with slightly unusual semantics.

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⚠️ This is an early version. Expect breaking changes, whatever this might mean in this case. Also, there aren’t any extras except nvim-lualine but let me know if you’d like me to add something. There’s TreeSitter support though, so there’s that.

Installation

The theme should work with any package manager. For example, with lazy.nvim, add the following to your plugins.lua:

{ "kamwitsta/vinyl.nvim" },

Configuration

At present, two options are available: overrides and variant. Using lazy.nvim:

{
    "kamwitsta/vinyl.nvim",
    config = function()
        require("vinyl").setup({
            variant = "darker",   -- the default is "lighter"
            overrides = {
                ["@string"] = {fg="#00ff00"},
            },
        })
    end
},

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