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12set background=darkcolorscheme kiraNORMAL.vimrcunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

KKKiraSong

vim-config

.vimrc & color scheme

Go to page: borealis.nvim, by Gako358

12vim.cmd [[ set background= ]]vim.cmd [[ colorscheme borealis ]]NORMALinit.luaunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

Gako358

borealis.nvim

Neovim theme inspired by Andromedia, for VScode

Go to page: vim, by dracula

12set background=darkcolorscheme draculaNORMAL.vimrcunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

dracula

1234

vim

🧛🏻‍♂️ Dark theme for Vim

Go to page: tokyonight-vim, by ghifarit53

12set background=darkcolorscheme tokyonightNORMAL.vimrcunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

ghifarit53

504

tokyonight-vim

A clean, dark vim colorscheme that celebrates the lights of downtown Tokyo at night, based on a VSCode theme by @enkia with the same name [Archived because I'm no longer using this]

Go to page: darcula, by blueshirts

12set background=darkcolorscheme darculaNORMAL.vimrcunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

blueshirts

167

darcula

VIM Darcula Theme

Go to page: hydrangea-vim, by yuttie

12set background=darkcolorscheme hydrangeaNORMAL.vimrcunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

yuttie

143

hydrangea-vim

Hydrangea theme for Vim.

Go to page: darcula, by doums

12set background=darkcolorscheme darculaNORMAL.vimrcunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

doums

315

darcula

A Vim color scheme reproduction of the official JetBrains IDE Darcula theme

Go to page: space-vim-theme, by liuchengxu

12set background=colorscheme space_vim_themeNORMAL.vimrcunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

liuchengxu

159

space-vim-theme

🌼 A dark and light colorscheme for space-vim that supports GUI & terminal

Go to page: parchment, by ajgrf

12set background=lightcolorscheme parchmentNORMAL.vimrcunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

ajgrf

parchment

A light editor theme for Vim and Emacs, inspired by Acme and Leuven – GitHub mirror

Go to page: intellij.vim, by chiendo97

12set background=lightcolorscheme intellijNORMAL.vimrcunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

chiendo97

intellij.vim

Implementation of a light colorscheme for Vim, based on light default IntelliJ theme.

Go to page: vim-deus, by ajmwagar

12set background=darkcolorscheme deusNORMAL.vimrcunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

ajmwagar

691

vim-deus

🌙 A better color scheme for the late night coder

Go to page: nvcode-color-schemes.vim, by ChristianChiarulli

12set background=darkcolorscheme NORMAL.vimrcunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

ChristianChiarulli

280

nvcode-color-schemes.vim

A bunch of generated colorschemes (treesitter supported)

Go to page: vim-vice, by bcicen

12set background=darkcolorscheme viceNORMAL.vimrcunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

bcicen

vim-vice

Dark and vibrant colorscheme for vim

Go to page: sobrio, by elvessousa

12set background=darkcolorscheme NORMAL.vimrcunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

elvessousa

sobrio

Sobrio is a theme for [Neo]Vim with sober colors.

Go to page: Base4Tone-nvim, by atelierbram

12vim.cmd [[ set background=dark ]]vim.cmd [[ colorscheme  ]]NORMALinit.luaunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

atelierbram

Base4Tone-nvim

Collection of colorschemes for Neovim written in lua.

Go to page: molokai, by tomasr

12set background=darkcolorscheme molokaiNORMAL.vimrcunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

tomasr

3551

molokai

Molokai color scheme for Vim

Go to page: kyotonight.vim, by voidekh

12set background=darkcolorscheme kyotonightNORMAL.vimrcunixutf-8☰ 0% 0:2

123456789101112" Returns true if the color hex value is light
function! IsHexColorLight(color) abort
  let l:raw_color = trim(a:color, '#')

  let l:red = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '(.{2}).{4}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:green = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{2}(.{2}).{2}', '1', 'g'), 16)
  let l:blue = str2nr(substitute(l:raw_color, '.{4}(.{2})', '1', 'g'), 16)

  let l:brightness = ((l:red * 299) + (l:green * 587) + (l:blue * 114)) / 1000

  return l:brightness > 155
endfunctionNORMALcode.vimunixutf-8☰50%6:12

voidekh

kyotonight.vim

Vim / NeoVim theme that is a marriage of Tokyo Night and Nord Theme. And they went on honeymoon to Kyoto I guess. Dark, elegant, and easy on the eyes.

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