This theme is named after Naz Township. Naz township is located in Alborz province and in the western area of Fardis city. This neighborhood is bounded by Hashemi Rafsanjani Street from the north and is adjacent to Mashkin Dasht, Shahrak Dehkedeh, Farmarzieh, and Najaf Abad neighborhoods.

Naz theme is based on the tomorrow night theme but more cute. It uses Neovim's native Lua API and works with Neovim 0.7.0+. Naz theme has bindings for following plugins:

• nvim-treesitter
• nvim-tree.lua
• nvim-telescope
• nvim-cmp

With lazy.nvim:

{
  '1995parham/naz.vim',
  lazy = false,
  priority = 1000,
  config = function()
    vim.cmd('colorscheme naz')
  end,
}

With packer.nvim:

use({
  '1995parham/naz.vim',
  config = function()
    vim.cmd('colorscheme naz')
  end,
})

Clone this repository into your Neovim configuration directory:

git clone https://github.com/1995parham/naz.vim ~/.config/nvim/colors/naz.vim

Then add to your init.lua:

vim.cmd('colorscheme naz')

You can use pastel to find out about colors and their presentation on your terminal.

After neovim start supporting treesitter a new era is begun. In neovim 0.9 treesitter supports semantic highlight which is described here

In a nutshell with :Inspect command you can see what semantic highlights are being applied to your code. In general:

• @lsp.type.<type>.<ft> highlight for each token
• @lsp.mod.<mod>.<ft> highlight for each modifier of each token
• @lsp.typemod.<type>.<mod>.<ft> highlights for each modifier of each token

Also, you can read more about it on :h treesitter-highlight-groups.

Naz theme includes comprehensive LSP semantic token support for enhanced syntax highlighting:

Type-related semantic tokens:

• @lsp.type.class - Classes (light orange)
• @lsp.type.interface - Interfaces (linked to class)
• @lsp.type.enum - Enumerations (lime green, italic)
• @lsp.type.struct - Structs (aqua)
• @lsp.type.type - Type aliases
• @lsp.type.typeParameter - Generic type parameters (coral, italic)
• @lsp.type.enumMember - Enum members (purple)

Function and method tokens:

• @lsp.type.function - Functions (blue)
• @lsp.type.method - Methods (blue)

Variable tokens:

• @lsp.type.variable - Variables (vivid orange)
• @lsp.type.parameter - Function parameters (pure pink)
• @lsp.type.property - Object properties (orange)
• @lsp.type.namespace - Namespaces (light yellow)

Modifier tokens:

• @lsp.mod.readonly - Readonly/const modifier (italic)
• @lsp.mod.deprecated - Deprecated items (grey, strikethrough)
• @lsp.mod.static - Static members (bold)
• @lsp.mod.abstract - Abstract declarations (italic)
• @lsp.mod.defaultLibrary - Standard library items (camel, bold)

Combined type+modifier tokens:

• @lsp.typemod.function.defaultLibrary - Standard library functions
• @lsp.typemod.method.defaultLibrary - Standard library methods
• @lsp.typemod.variable.readonly - Readonly/const variables (purple)
• @lsp.typemod.variable.defaultLibrary - Standard library variables
• @lsp.typemod.parameter.readonly - Const parameters (purple)

To see semantic highlights in action, use :Inspect command while your cursor is on any token.