A fork of onedark.nvim, converted to be similar to One Monokai not an exact copy.

Since this is a fork, it should still have all the support for tree sitter and highlighting.

For latest TreeSitter syntax highlight, upgraded to Neovim 0.8.0 or later built with tree-sitter 0.20.3+

When I first started using NeoVim I wanted to use one of my favorite color themes, One Monokai. So I googled around and found cpea2506/one_monokai.nvim. It looked like the thing a wanted, but I noticed that in some cases that the colors felt of and some things where had the wrong color. So I switched to using onedark.nvim. But I was missing one monokai. So I decided to fork onedrak.nvim and remap the colors to be more like one monokai. Meaning that I have done a direct color re-mapping from onedark.nvim to One Monokai. but the main colors are still from one dark, just a re mapping of colors.

Since oneokai is a fork the same themes as onedark has. there are some example screen shoot in the ./themes.md.

The default is dark theme.

But I would recommend you use darker.

Install via package manager

" Using Vim-Plug
Plug 'AxelGard/oneokai.nvim'

or

-- Using Packer
use 'AxelGard/oneokai.nvim'

enable the theme

" Vim
colorscheme oneokai

-- Lua
require('oneokai').load()

There are some pre defined styles of the oneokai theme dark, darker, cool, deep, warm, warmer, This are based on the onedark.nvim#themes.

You can change it by

-- Lua
require('oneokai').setup {
    style = 'deep'
}
require('oneokai').load()

" Vim
let g:oneokai_config = {
    \ 'style': 'deep',
\}
colorscheme oneokai

Oneokai has lualine support

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

• This theme is a fork of onedark.nvim.
• The colors are based on the One Monokai theme for vscode.