yazeed1s / oh-lucy.nvim

Inspired by oh-lucy theme in vscodium, with few tweaks!

Hello, there!

oh-lucy.nvim's Issues

Add highlight for WinSeparator

Nvim is deprecating VertSplit and moving to WinSeparator for borders in 0.10. By default, WinSeparator links to normal which does not look great for most colorschemes.

Bug: Lualine not blue in normal mode

theme does not set colors_name variable

I tried with a minimal setup with only this theme (no plugin).

:colorscheme blue
:echo g:colors_name
blue

:colorscheme oh-lucy
:echo g:colors_name
E121: Undefined variable: g:colors_name

I tried removing vim.g.colors_name = 'oh-lucy' from init.lua and add it to the M.load function in util.lua and colors_name is defined.

Am I missing something to configure for this to work?

[Request] Plugin Support with Diffview.nvim

https://github.com/sindrets/diffview.nvim

If you could support or explain how to change the colors for the above plugin it'd be really appreciated. I don't have much I'm picky about except it'd be nice if the colors were red or green like in the screenshot (currently it is blue and pink and red).

Awesome colorscheme btw ! I'll be using it for a while

foldcolumns background

foldcolumns don't match with rest of the theme. Otherwise looks great!

W18: Invalid character in group name

NVIM v0.8.0
macos ventura

italic_booleans config is in config.lua

config.lua don't get the italic_booleans

https://github.com/Yazeed1s/oh-lucy.nvim/blob/main/lua/oh-lucy/config.lua#L16-L22

config = {
  transparent_background = opt('transparent_background', false),
  italic_comments = opt('italic_keywords', true) and 'italic' or 'NONE',
  italic_keywords = opt('italic_keywords', true) and 'italic' or 'NONE',
  italic_functions = opt('italic_function', false) and 'italic' or 'NONE',
  italic_variables = opt('italic_variables', true) and 'italic' or 'NONE',
}

Not set `g:color_names`

Now g:color_names is not set, so after I use oh-lucy, the :colorscheme command will simply return default which is not the truth.

Thanks!

It defaults to `oh-lucy`

I want to use oh-lucy-evening but it defaults to oh-lucry and oh-lucy-evening doesn't work for me.