Neovim plugin for building Tinted Theming colorschemes with support for Neovim's builtin LSP and Treesitter.

For smoothest usage, we recommend using Tinty in conjunction with tinted-nvim.

Have a look at Tinted Gallery for a preview of our themes.

-- Enable true color support (recommended)
vim.opt.termguicolors = true

-- Load the colorscheme
require('tinted-colorscheme').setup('base16-ayu-dark')

-- Or use any available theme via `:colorscheme`
vim.cmd.colorscheme('base16-ayu-dark')

To get the most accurate colors and full Base24 support, enable true color in your Neovim config:

vim.opt.termguicolors = true

return {
  "tinted-theming/tinted-nvim",
}

use {
  'tinted-theming/tinted-nvim',
}

Plug 'tinted-theming/tinted-nvim'

-- All builtin colorschemes can be accessed with |:colorscheme|.
vim.cmd.colorscheme('base16-ayu-dark')

The require('tinted-colorscheme').setup() function can be called with two optional arguments: a theme or a config table.

Examples:

• string: require('tinted-colorscheme').setup('base16-ayu-dark')
• table:

  require('tinted-colorscheme').setup({
    base00 = "#0f1419", base01 = "#131721", base02 = "#272d38", base03 = "#3e4b59",
    base04 = "#bfbdb6", base05 = "#e6e1cf", base06 = "#e6e1cf", base07 = "#f3f4f5",
    base08 = "#f07178", base09 = "#ff8f40", base0A = "#ffb454", base0B = "#b8cc52",
    base0C = "#95e6cb", base0D = "#59c2ff", base0E = "#d2a6ff", base0F = "#e6b673",
  })

• undefined: require('tinted-colorscheme').setup()

Example:

require("tinted-colorscheme").setup("base16-ayu-dark", {
  supports = {
    tinty = true,
    tinted_shell = false,
  },
  highlights = {
    telescope = true,
    telescope_borders = false,
    indentblankline = true,
    notify = true,
    cmp = true,
    ts_rainbow = true,
    illuminate = true,
    lsp_semantic = true,
    mini_completion = true,
    dapui = true,
  }
})

You can access the Base16 and Base24 colors after setting the colorscheme by name (base01, base02, ..., base17)

local red = require('tinted-colorscheme').colors.base08

.setup() will use the current Tinty theme, which is retrieved from tinty current. If Tinty is not installed or tinty current does not return a value, "tinted-nvim-default" (base16-ayu-dark) will be used as a fallback theme.

To have tinted-nvim automatically update the theme when tinty apply ayu-dark is run, you can enable the live-reload feature.

local tinted = require('tinted-colorscheme')
tinted.setup(nil, {
  supports = {
    live_reload = true
  }
})

Have a look at Tinted Gallery for a preview of our themes.

-- To disable highlights for supported plugin(s), call the `with_config` function **before** setting the colorscheme.
-- These are the defaults.
require('tinted-colorscheme').with_config({
    supports = {
      tinty = true,
      tinted_shell = false,
      live_reload = true,
    },
    highlights = {
      telescope = true,
      indentblankline = true,
      notify = true,
      ts_rainbow = true,
      cmp = true,
      illuminate = true,
      dapui = true,
    }
})

If you have both tinty and live_reload enabled, the colorscheme will automatically update whenever you change your theme system-wide with tinty apply <SCHEME>.

The user event TintedColorsPost is triggered whenever the colorscheme changes. This is useful for when you want to do something whenever the colorscheme live-reloads for example, such as applying some highlights yourself. You're able to access the color-table from the tinted-colorscheme module:

vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd("User", {
  pattern = "TintedColorsPost",
  callback = function()
    -- Do things whenever the theme changes.
    local colors = require("tinted-colorscheme").colors
    -- e.g. colors.base00, colors.base01, ... colors.base0F
  end,
})

You can use any of the following schemes with :colorscheme (for example :colorscheme base16-ayu-dark):

base16-voltrix

This repository is forked from base16-nvim, special thanks to all the contributors for work they've done.