Vim paper for Neovim! See original colorscheme made by yorickpeterse in the Related projects section.
(Neo)Vim Paper is based on the color of paper as found in various notebooks.
Dark themes are not necessarily a good choice for your eyes, and research has shown that it's generally better to have dark text on a light background (see this StackExchange question for some interesting data). In addition, halation becomes a problem when presenting light text on (very) dark backgrounds.
Please note that this theme is designed with the following display properties in mind:
- An LCD/TFT display
- A display temperature range of 4000K-5200K
- A low display brightness
Ruby | Rust | Markdown |
---|---|---|
- NeoVim 0.7.0 or newer (due to the use of
nvim_set_hl()
) - true-color support
For best results use set laststatus=3
(introduced in NeoVim 0.8), as the theme
is designed with this setting in mind.
Plug 'https://github.com/nvim-paper.git'
Then run PlugInstall
to install it, followed by color paper
to enable the
theme.
If you want to use Paper as your terminal theme, you can use the following color palette:
Color | Normal | Bright | GNOME Terminal color index |
---|---|---|---|
Black | #000000 |
#555555 |
0, 8 |
Red | #CC3E28 |
#CC3E28 |
1, 9 |
Green | #216609 |
#216609 |
2, 10 |
Yellow | #B58900 |
#B58900 |
3, 11 |
Blue | #1E6FCC |
#1E6FCC |
4, 12 |
Purple | #5C21A5 |
#5C21A5 |
5, 13 |
Cyan | #158c86 |
#158c86 |
6, 14 |
White | #AAAAAA |
#AAAAAA |
7, 15 |
For the text color, highlight color, etc, use:
Color | Foreground | Background |
---|---|---|
Text | #000000 |
#F2EEDE |
Highlight | #000000 |
#D8D5C7 |
- https://gitlab.com/yorickpeterse/vim-paper
- https://gitlab.com/samue1/paper-theme: support for bashtop, iTerm, Vieb, and Vifm
- https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=18kimn.notebook-theme: support for VS Code
All source code in this repository is licensed under the Mozilla Public License version 2.0, unless stated otherwise. A copy of this license can be found in the file "LICENSE".