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Lore

Merry color scheme inspired by some of the colors found in the cockpit of the Mandalorian's ship in some random scene that I can't seem to find again.

Installation

Installation using Vundle:

Plug 'strange/vim-lore'

Usage

Enable the color scheme:

colorscheme lore

n.b. The scheme was designed for true color terminal emulators. It does a decent (well, maybe not quite) job of automatically finding alternative colors for terminals that support only 256 colors, but terminal warriors will probably want to use something like Kitty and enable termguicolors for the full experience:

set termguicolors

Configuration

Honor terminal background color:

let g:lore_respect_terminal_bg = 1

Color variations. Available options are: soft, harmony, suave, brown, crisp, alt (defaults to crisp):

let g:lore_mode = 'soft'

Screenshots

Rust:

Rust

Python:

JavaScript

Erlang:

JavaScript

Vim:

JavaScript

JavaScript:

JavaScript

vimdiff:

vimdiff

Other applications

Kitty

Include custom colors in your .conf/kitty/kitty.conf:

include /path/to/vim-lore/apps/kitty.conf

Xresources (e.g. xterm, rxvt)

Add the contents of apps/.Xresources to your ~/.Xresources, or, if you have preprocessor such as cpp installed, include it:

#include "/path/to/vim-lore/apps/.Xresources"

And reload with xrdb:

$ xrdb ~/.Xresources

Make sure xrdb is not invoked with -nocpp if you're using includes (by your display manager, if you're using one, for example).