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12vim.o.background = ""vim.cmd.colorscheme ""NORMALinit.luaunixutf-80%0:2
123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is lightfunction! IsHexColorLight(color) abortlet l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{0}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000return l:brightness > 155endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-850%6:12
jqno2
A 'reversed' colorscheme for vim
published over 7 years ago
updated over 5 years ago
12vim.o.background = ""vim.cmd.colorscheme ""NORMALinit.luaunixutf-80%0:2
123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is lightfunction! IsHexColorLight(color) abortlet l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{0}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000return l:brightness > 155endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-850%6:12
jqno5
A configurable, tranquil colorscheme for Neovim that highlights identifiers and de-emphasizes keywords, so you can easily see what's important in your code
published over 4 years ago
updated 2 days ago