added some fun colour schemes and a new command

new command is :FarbaColour X where x is a hue (0-360) to base the
colour off of
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2026-08-18 18:33:11 +00:00
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@@ -145,11 +145,169 @@ local rosepine = {
-- vim.cmd("colorscheme rose-pine-dawn")
}
local vesper = {
'datsfilipe/vesper.nvim',
priority = 1000,
}
local aquavium = {
"T-b-t-nchos/Aquavium.nvim",
lazy = false,
priority = 1000,
config = function()
local aquavium = require("Aquavium")
aquavium.setup({
-- your options here
-- bold = true, -- enable/disable to use bold-style
-- italic = true, -- enable/disable to use italic-style
transparent = true, -- enable/disable transparent background
})
--vim.cmd("colorscheme Aquavium")
end,
}
local bluloco = {
'uloco/bluloco.nvim',
lazy = false,
priority = 1000,
dependencies = { 'rktjmp/lush.nvim' },
config = function()
-- your optional config goes here, see below.
require("bluloco").setup({
style = "dark", -- "auto" | "dark" | "light"
transparent = false,
italics = false,
terminal = vim.fn.has("gui_running") == 1, -- bluoco colors are enabled in gui terminals per default.
guicursor = true,
rainbow_headings = false, -- if you want different colored headings for each heading level
float_window = "default" -- "default" | "transparent"
})
end,
}
-- THE FUN COLOUR ONE
local baseColour = 180
vim.api.nvim_create_user_command('FarbaColour', function(opts)
baseColour = tonumber(opts.args)
require("farba").setup({
cache = false,
mode = "dark", -- "light"|"dark" or let 'vim.o.background' decide with nil
transparency = {
normal = false, -- `true` to hide background
float = false, -- `true` to hide floating window background
},
palette = {
--[[
-- DEFAULT
general = {
gray = { hue = 0, sat = 0 },
red = { hue = 0, sat = 100 },
yellow = { hue = 30, sat = 75 },
green = { hue = 90, sat = 50 },
cyan = { hue = 140, sat = 75 },
blue = { hue = 180, sat = 50 },
magenta = { hue = 280, sat = 35 },
},
--]]
general = {
gray = { hue = baseColour, sat = 80 },
red = { hue = baseColour+10, sat = 100 },
yellow = { hue = baseColour+20, sat = 100 },
green = { hue = baseColour+40, sat = 100 },
cyan = { hue = baseColour-40, sat = 100 },
blue = { hue = baseColour-20, sat = 100 },
magenta = { hue = baseColour-10, sat = 100 },
},
-- the following use the same structure
-- missing fields use `general` as fallback
status = nil,
terminal = nil,
syntax = nil,
},
})
vim.cmd.colorscheme("farba")
end, { nargs = 1 })
local farba = {
"shushtain/farba.nvim", -- Replace with the actual GitHub repo if it exists
lazy = false, -- Make sure it loads immediately on startup
priority = 1000, -- Load high priority before other plugins
config = function()
--vim.cmd.colorscheme("farba")
require("farba").setup({
cache = false,
mode = "dark", -- "light"|"dark" or let 'vim.o.background' decide with nil
transparency = {
normal = false, -- `true` to hide background
float = false, -- `true` to hide floating window background
},
palette = {
--[[
-- DEFAULT
general = {
gray = { hue = 0, sat = 0 },
red = { hue = 0, sat = 100 },
yellow = { hue = 30, sat = 75 },
green = { hue = 90, sat = 50 },
cyan = { hue = 140, sat = 75 },
blue = { hue = 180, sat = 50 },
magenta = { hue = 280, sat = 35 },
},
--]]
general = {
gray = { hue = baseColour, sat = 80 },
red = { hue = baseColour+10, sat = 100 },
yellow = { hue = baseColour+20, sat = 100 },
green = { hue = baseColour+40, sat = 100 },
cyan = { hue = baseColour-40, sat = 100 },
blue = { hue = baseColour-20, sat = 100 },
magenta = { hue = baseColour-10, sat = 100 },
},
-- the following use the same structure
-- missing fields use `general` as fallback
status = nil,
terminal = nil,
syntax = nil,
},
})
end,
}
local wisteria = {
"masisz/wisteria.nvim",
name = "wisteria",
opts = {
style = "dark", -- "dark" or "light"
transparent = true,
---@type fun(colors:WisteriaColors):HighlightSpec
overrides = function(colors) return {} end,
},
}
local gruvbox = {
'sainnhe/gruvbox-material',
lazy = false,
priority = 1000,
config = function()
-- Optionally configure and load the colorscheme
-- directly inside the plugin declaration.
vim.g.gruvbox_material_enable_italic = true
--vim.cmd.colorscheme('gruvbox-material')
end
}
return {
material,
dracula,
kanagawa,
everforest,
rosepine
rosepine,
vesper,
aquavium,
bluloco,
farba,
wisteria,
gruvbox
}