bryant-the-coder/everblush.nvim

A port of everblush.vim but written in lua

Neovim Lua Colorscheme

Everblush Lua Port for Neovim

everblush.nvim is a port of everblush.vim but written in lua

** IMPORTANT NOTE **: You need the latest version of neovim to use this, because this is totally written in lua!

Screenshots

External Plugin Support

• Telescope
• Nvim Tree
• Tresitter
• Lsp
• Lsp saga
• Coc
• Bufferline
• Illuminate
• Diff
• Git signs
• Git gutter
• Lualine
• Ident-BlankLine

Installation

You can install this plugin with packer:

use { 'Everblush/everblush.nvim', as = 'everblush' }

Or with vim-plug:

Plug 'Everblush/everblush.nvim', { 'as': 'everblush' }

Active theme

To active the theme call this in your neovim config:

local everblush = require('everblush')

everblush.setup({ nvim_tree = { contrast = true } }) -- or use contrast = false to not apply contrast

Or with vim script:

colorscheme everblush

It will set automatically the vim.opt.termguicolors to true

Activating lualine theme

Place this in your lualine config:

local lualine = require('lualine')

lualine.setup {
  options = {
    theme = 'everblush',
  },
}

Set transparent background

To disable background color use transparent_background option

local everblush = require('everblush')

everblush.setup({ transparent_background = true })

Using the core to get the colors

If you want to get the colors into a lua dictionary

local everblush = require('everblush.core')
local colors = everblush.get_colors()

Overriding colors

If you want to override and customize the colors for various parts of the theme check out the config and override like so:

local colors = require('everblush.core').get_colors()

require('everblush').setup({
  override = {
    CursorLineNr = { fg = colors.foreground },
    LineNr = { fg = colors.comment },
  },
})

Any other colors can be overriden in a similar way.

Credits 💝

• AlphaTechnolog.