This is a port of Articblush Colorscheme for Neovim using lua as backend for this.

• Telescope
• Nvim Tree
• Tresitter
• Lsp
• Lsp saga
• Coc
• Bufferline
• Illuminate
• Diff
• Git signs
• Git gutter
• Lualine
• Ident-BlankLine

You can use packer or vim-plug.

Put this in your packer config:

use {'articblush/articblush.nvim', as = 'articblush'}

Then execute :PackerInstall or :PackerSync to install Articblush!

Put this in your config

Plug 'articblush/articblush.nvim', { 'as': 'articblush' }

You can use the following lua code to enable it:

local present, articblush = pcall(require, 'articblush')

if not present then
  error('Can\'t import articblush, make sure you installed it! :v')
end

articblush.setup({
  nvim_tree = {
    contrast = true, -- or false to disable tree contrast
  },
})

or if you want a more simple example:

require('articblush').setup({
  nvim_tree = {
    contrast = true, -- or false to disable tree contrast
  },
})

You can enable italics too!

require('articblush').setup({
  italics = {
    code = true,
    comments = false -- to disable italic comments, replace to true to enable
  },
  nvim_tree = {
    contrast = true
  }
})

Or with vim script if you want (not able the posibility to disable tree contrast, or enable italics)

colorscheme articblush

If you want to have the possibility to setup that options using vim script, use the next snippet as reference

lua << EOF
require('articblush').setup({
  italics = {
    code = true,
    comments = false,
  },
  nvim_tree = {
    contrast = true
  }
})
EOF

This articblush port has lualine integration, too - enable it! (if you use lualine lmao)

require('lualine').setup {
  options = {
    theme = 'articblush',
    -- <SNIP>
  },
  -- <SNIP>
}

You can get the colors of articblush using the articblush-lua based API!

local colors = require('articblush.core').get_colors()

print(colors.background)

If background is light, articblush.core.get_colors will return the light articblush palette