return {
"folke/tokyonight.nvim",
priority = 1000,
lazy = false,
config = function()
local m = require("configuration").ui.theme()
local palettes = require("myconf.theme.palette")
local p = palettes[m]
local cfg = {
dark = {
transparent = false,
black1 = p.black1,
bg_high = p.line,
white = p.white1,
grey1 = p.grey2,
comment = p.comment,
green = p.green1,
orange1 = p.orange1,
blue1 = p.blue1,
test1 = p.test1,
test2 = p.test2,
style = "night",
},
light = {
transparent = false,
black1 = p.black1,
bg_high = p.line,
white = p.white1,
grey1 = p.grey1,
comment = p.comment,
green = p.green1,
orange1 = p.orange1,
blue1 = p.blue1,
test1 = p.test1,
test2 = p.test2,
style = "day",
},
}
local c = cfg[m] or cfg.dark
require("tokyonight").setup({
style = c.style,
transparent = c.transparent,
styles = {
sidebars = "dark",
floats = "dark",
},
on_colors = function(colors)
colors.bg = c.black1
colors.bg_dark = c.black1
colors.bg_float = c.black1
colors.bg_highlight = c.bg_high
colors.bg_popup = c.black1
colors.bg_search = c.blue1
colors.bg_sidebar = c.black1
colors.bg_statusline = c.black1
colors.bg_visual = c.grey1
colors.border = c.grey1
colors.fg = c.white
colors.fg_dark = c.white
colors.fg_float = c.white
colors.fg_gutter = c.grey1
colors.fg_sidebar = c.white
colors.comment = c.comment
colors.blue1 = c.grey1 --types
colors.magenta = c.grey1 -- keywords golang builtin like append, len etc.
colors.cyan = c.grey1 -- go keywoards, c directives
colors.blue5 = c.white -- punct
colors.purple = c.grey1 -- c return keyword
colors.yellow = c.white -- var names in function arguments
colors.blue = c.white -- c func name
colors.orange = c.green
colors.green = c.green
colors.green1 = c.white
colors.magenta2 = c.orange1
colors.blue2 = c.test2
colors.blue6 = c.test1
colors.blue7 = c.grey1
colors.red = c.orange1
colors.red1 = c.orange1
colors.blue0 = c.test1
end,
})
vim.cmd.colorscheme("tokyonight")
end,
}
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