Change the color scheme automatically according to the OS appearance mode
Install plugin with your favorite plugin manager.
If you are using dein.vim you can apply the following settings:
[[plugins]]
repo = 'kato-k/vim-auto-color-switcher'
hook_post_update = '''
let g:dein#plugin.build = 'make'
'''
You can compile Swift file with swiftc
$ swiftc auto_color_switcher.swift
And add your vimrc following setting.
let g:auto_color_switcher#binary_path=expand('Binary file path')
By default, this plugin switch between bg=light and bg=dark
if you want to overwrite this behavior, you can use this option.
let g:auto_color_switcher#command={
\ 'light': 'colorscheme xcodelight',
\ 'dark' : 'colorscheme xcodedark'
\}
Apply the following settings to stop the operation
if !has('mac')
let g:auto_color_switcher#desable = v:true
endif
Not compatible with linux such as Ubuntu
Ubuntu's Dark Mode is managed as one of GNOME's Themes and is difficult to handle.
Also, the plugin contains C# file.
The same operation as the Swift file is performed on Windows, but the operation has not been confirmed.
Explanation in Japanese Zenn
MIT
KotaKato