Vague for Neovim

Installation

Using lazy.nvim:

{
  "vague-theme/vague.nvim",
  lazy = false, -- make sure we load this during startup if it is your main colorscheme
  priority = 1000, -- make sure to load this before all the other plugins
  config = function()
    -- NOTE: you do not need to call setup if you don't want to.
    require("vague").setup({
      -- optional configuration here
    })
    vim.cmd("colorscheme vague")
  end
},

Using Neovim 0.12 built-in plugin manager vim.pack:

vim.pack.add({
  "https://github.com/vague-theme/vague.nvim",
})

require("vague").setup({
  -- optional configuration here
})

vim.cmd("colorscheme vague")

Default configuration

require("vague").setup({
  transparent = false, -- don't set background
  -- disable bold/italic globally in `style`
  bold = true,
  italic = true,
  style = {
    -- "none" is the same thing as default. But "italic" and "bold" are also valid options
    boolean = "bold",
    number = "none",
    float = "none",
    error = "bold",
    comments = "italic",
    conditionals = "none",
    functions = "none",
    headings = "bold",
    operators = "none",
    strings = "italic",
    variables = "none",

    -- keywords
    keywords = "none",
    keyword_return = "italic",
    keywords_loop = "none",
    keywords_label = "none",
    keywords_exception = "none",

    -- builtin
    builtin_constants = "bold",
    builtin_functions = "none",
    builtin_types = "bold",
    builtin_variables = "none",
  },
  -- plugin styles where applicable
  -- make an issue/pr if you'd like to see more styling options!
  plugins = {
    cmp = {
      match = "bold",
      match_fuzzy = "bold",
    },
    dashboard = {
      footer = "italic",
    },
    lsp = {
      diagnostic_error = "bold",
      diagnostic_hint = "none",
      diagnostic_info = "italic",
      diagnostic_ok = "none",
      diagnostic_warn = "bold",
    },
    neotest = {
      focused = "bold",
      adapter_name = "bold",
    },
    telescope = {
      match = "bold",
    },
  },

  -- Override highlights or add new highlights
  on_highlights = function(highlights, colors) end,

  -- Override colors
  colors = {
    bg = "#141415",
    inactiveBg = "#1c1c24",
    fg = "#cdcdcd",
    floatBorder = "#878787",
    line = "#252530",
    comment = "#606079",
    builtin = "#b4d4cf",
    func = "#c48282",
    string = "#e8b589",
    number = "#e0a363",
    property = "#c3c3d5",
    constant = "#aeaed1",
    parameter = "#bb9dbd",
    visual = "#333738",
    error = "#d8647e",
    warning = "#f3be7c",
    hint = "#7e98e8",
    operator = "#90a0b5",
    keyword = "#6e94b2",
    type = "#9bb4bc",
    search = "#405065",
    plus = "#7fa563",
    delta = "#f3be7c",
  },
})

Overwriting highlights

You can modify or extend highlight groups using the on_highlights configuration option. The first argument is a table of all current highlight definitions that can be directly modified. The second argument provides the color values defined in the config. Any changes made to the first table take effect when highlights are applied.

on_highlights = function(hl, c)
  -- available options: fg, bg, gui, sp
  hl.NewHighlight = { fg = c.fg, bg = c.bg, gui = "bold" }
  hl.ExistingHighlight.fg = c.delta -- only overwrite fg
end

Explicitly supported plugins

• Blink-cmp
• Cmp
• Dashboard
• Diffview
• Fzf-lua
• Gitsigns
• Lualine
• Mini
• Modes
• Neo-tree
• Neotest
• Rainbow delimiters
• Snacks
• Telescope
• Treesitter
• Treesitter-context
• Vim-better-whitespace

Extras

Extra color configs for other tools can be found in GitHub organization.