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https://github.com/rainglow/vim

What you think?

Sonokai is a seriously nice and well rounded theme. The screenshots don't even do it full justice. I'd love to see it added.

It would be nice to be able to browse both dark and light color schemes separately. One of the easier ways would be to create two additional columns to the table of color schemes.

Hello!

I've been working on a new color-scheme, it's very original and crazy good, maybe even the best one, yes, yes. It's called yawnc and it's for people that are too sleepy or bored to go out of their way and configure all the software they use, in order for them to have a consistent look.

Please add it to your beautiful list of pretty color-schemes, as it took me 15.87 months to make this.

Hi is there a license defined for the repo?

hello, putting colorsthemes is ok.

but script make an error :

`👨francois@💻zaphod🐙:~/tmp/awesome-vim-colorschemes$ bash pull-updates.sh
pull-updates.sh: line 11: HOMEBREW_GITHUB_API_TOKEN: unbound variable

gzip: stdin: unexpected end of file
tar: Child returned status 1
tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
👨francois@💻zaphod🐙:~/tmp/awesome-vim-colorschemes$ ./pull-updates.sh
./pull-updates.sh: line 11: HOMEBREW_GITHUB_API_TOKEN: unbound variable

gzip: stdin: unexpected end of file
tar: Child returned status 1
tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
👨francois@💻zaphod🐙:~/tmp/awesome-vim-colorschemes$ `

seems to be missing variable assignement in pull-updates.sh

regards.

https://github.com/Aryansh-S/fastdark.vim
One dark but very fast

Hello everyone! I'm new to vim but I grew to love it and I now can't live without it as my code editor 😄 .
I used to use VSCode and there is a theme there called The Best Theme. I know, I think the name is cringey too. 😂 .

I was wondering if this theme could be added here. I think this plugin is amazing and I currently use the nord theme from it, but I think this theme is pretty cool and couldn't find it anywhere for vim or neovim.

Here are some screenshots of it in VSCode in a Rust file.

I would love to add a PR about this myself, but I am very new to vim so I'm not really sure where to start with making a theme.

Thank you!

Also a nice theme: https://github.com/ayu-theme/ayu-vim

:colorscheme gruvbox and :colorscheme deus are the same thing? unless i installed it wrong, they are both appearing as the same theme for me.

i tested both and they look exactly the same

this above is supposed to be deus

and this is gruvbox....

Could you please add the number of stars and number of forks associated with a theme (if possible sorted in descending) so that it helps with better judgment in choosing the themes?

Loading it with :colorscheme rakr throws these errors:

Error detected while processing /usr/share/vim/vimfiles/colors/rakr.vim[375]..function <SNR>27_X:
line    5:
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
line    2:
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
line    5:
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
E254: Cannot allocate color #none
-- More --

I'm using vim-enhanced-8.2.2956-2.fc34.x86_64.

Hey, nice list! May you add my sunbather colorscheme? Thanks!

Hi, thanks for collecting all this stuff together. Selecting a colorscheme normally involves going over all contents of the colors directory and checking how schemes look on particular system. It would be nice to have this automated via script e.g. like the one below.

#!/bin/sh

set -euo pipefail
#set -x

if [ $(basename $PWD) != 'awesome-vim-colorschemes' ]; then
  echo >&2 'You must run me inside awesome-vim-colorschemes repo'
  exit 1
fi

example=$(mktemp).cpp
trap "rm -f $example" EXIT

schemes=$(find colors -name \*.vim | xargs -n1 basename | sed 's/\.vim//g')

for s in $schemes; do
  cat > $example <<EOF
// Colorscheme "$s".
// To stop iteration, add ABORT anywhere below and save file.

#include <stdio.h>

namespace XYZ {

static int x = 1;

struct A {
  int x;
  int y;
  void a() const { return x + y; }
};

int main() {
  A var;
  printf("Hello world!\n");
  return 0;
}

}  // XYZ
EOF
  vim +':syntax on' +":set runtimepath+=$PWD" +":colo $s" $example
  if [ $(grep ABORT $example | grep -v 'add ABORT anywhere' | wc -l) -gt 0 ]; then
    echo 'Aborting per user request...'
    break
  fi
done

Feel free to close if not relevant.

The following links are broken:

In README.md on line 87, link: https://github.com/nightsense/carbonized
In README.md on line 114, link: https://github.com/co1ncidence/mountaineer
In README.md on line 145, link: https://github.com/nightsense/vimspectr

Oceanic Material seems worth a look. I gave it a try with a few languages and didn't find any issues. Totally up to you though, I understand not every theme can be included.

p.s. Unless I'm mistaken, sainnhe/sonokai should be just sonokai in the table in your README.md.

…so that this can be used with a plugin manager.

License is unclear, could you add license file please? Also some themes under MIT license but some of them without with unclear license.

I had this script lying around, and thought you or other users of your colorscheme collection might find it useful.

https://github.com/tomviolin/make_nvim_cs_previews.git

Are there any guidelines or requirements for a color scheme to be added to this repo?
I have recently built one: pleasant can i raise a PR to add it or does it need more popularity?

In general a note on this in README would be helpful

Hello! What does the magic number 16 mean next to the check marks of Terminal column?