doki-theme/doki-theme-vim

Complementary color schemes for your full Otaku terminal experience. Works best with the Doki Theme for Hyper.js!

Doki Theme VIM

These VIM color themes will complement your Doki Theme for Hyper themes very well. Go for the full Otaku terminal experience!

Contents

• Installation
• Supported Plugins

Installation

• Vim
• NeoVim

Vim

These are the default instructions using Vim 8's |packages| feature. See sections below, if you use other plugin managers.

1. Create theme folder (in case you don't have yet):

mkdir -p ~/.vim/pack/themes/start

If you use vim 8.0 (and not 8.2), you may need to use ~/.vim/pack/themes/opt instead.

2. Navigate to the folder above:

cd ~/.vim/pack/themes/start

3. Clone the repository using the "doki-theme" name:

git clone https://github.com/doki-theme/doki-theme-vim.git doki-theme

4. Create configuration file (in case you don't have yet):

touch ~/.vimrc

5. Edit the ~/.vimrc file with the following content:

packadd! doki-theme
syntax enable
colorscheme rem

6. Now in VIM, you can find a full list of all the Doki Theme colorschemes by following these steps:
   1. Open VIM
   2. type :colorscheme then add a space followed by a ctrl+d

NeoVim

These are the default instructions using NeoVim's |packages| feature. See sections below, if you use other plugin managers.

1. Create theme folder (in case you don't have yet):

mkdir -p ~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/themes/start

2. Navigate to the folder above:

cd  ~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/themes/start

3. Clone the repository using the "doki-theme" name:

git clone https://github.com/doki-theme/doki-theme-vim.git doki-theme

4. Create configuration file (in case you don't have yet):

touch ~/.config/nvim/init.vim

5. Edit the ~/.vimrc file with the following content:

packadd! doki-theme
syntax enable
colorscheme zero_two_dark

6. Now in NeoVim, you can find a full list of all the Doki Theme colorschemes by following these steps:
   1. Open NeoVim
   2. type :colorscheme then add a space followed by a ctrl+d

Supported Plugins

I am current open to supporting more syntax highlighting/plugins, it's just I've only made the ones I currently care about. Feel free to submit an issue to request syntax highlighting for various plugins/languages.

Current Supported Syntax Highlighting:

• CSS
• Git
• HTML
• Java
• Javascript
• Kotlin
• Markdown
• Shell
• Typescript
• Vim Script
• XML

Contributing

If you want to get your workstation set up to work on the plugin, then you'll want to check out the CONTRIBUTING.md for instructions on what is needed.

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