README.md

Neovim One Dark

A Dark Theme for Neovim based on One Dark Theme written in lua with TreeSitter syntax highlight.

Features

• 6 styles (default one dark + 5 color variants)
• Changing the style without exiting Neovim (using shortcut key <leader>cs. If you want to change or disable this mapping see toggle style)
• Supported mulitple plugins with hand picked proper colors

Plugins Supported

• TreeSitter
• LSPDiagnostics
• NvimTree
• Telescope
• WhichKey
• Dashboard
• Lualine
• GitGutter
• GitSigns
• VimFugitive
• DiffView
• Hop

Installation

Install via your favorite package manager.

Vim Plug

Plug 'one-dark/onedark.nvim'

Packer

use 'one-dark/onedark.nvim'

Manual

git clone https://github.com/one-dark/onedark.nvim ~/.config/nvim
nvim +PackerSync

Usage

Enable the colorscheme:

" ~/.config/nvim/init.vim
colorscheme onedark

-- ~/.config/nvim/init.lua
require('onedark').setup()

To Enable the onedark theme for Lualine, specify theme as onedark:

require('lualine').setup {
  options = {
    theme = 'onedark'
    -- ... your lualine config
  }
}

Styles

Normal

colorscheme onedark

Vivid

let g:onedark_style = 'vivid'
colorscheme onedark

Configuration

Important: you need to add the configs before changing colorscheme

Onedark options

Variable name	Default value	Description
onedark_style	'normal'	Change style variant of one dark
onedark_italics	true	Enable italics
onedark_transparent_background	false	Enable transparent background
onedark_disable_terminal_colors	false	Disable terminal colors
onedark_diagnostics_undercurl	true	Use curly underline for diagnostics
onedark_darker_diagnostics	true	Show diagnostics using a darker color
onedark_hide_ending_tildes	false	Hide end of buffer tildes

Configure onedark.nvim using vimscript:

let g:onedark_style = 'vivid'
let g:<onedark_option> = 'value'
colorscheme onedark

When using vimscript to configure onedark settings be sure to use v:true and v:false to set boolean values!

let g:onedark_italics = v:true        " don't use 0 or 1

Configure onedark.nvim using lua:

vim.g.onedark_style = 'vivid'
vim.g.onedark_italics = false
vim.g.<onedark_option> = 'value'
require('onedark').setup()