It's just almost impossible to see what's selected 🫠.

Using NvCahd's theme selection, I tried setting gruvbox.
Here is what I got from NvChad.

Here is the screenshot from the original gruvbox github.
(https://github.com/morhetz/gruvbox)

Their color selection for keywords, functions, etc. are very different, and I have a limited knowledge about colorthemes and treesitter.

Does the difference come from color definition order (like palette.color01 or something), or is it comes from treesitter config?

https://github.com/Luxed/ayu-vim

Radium

• Top right window with C++ has too many red brackets and parentheses
• vim-matchup uses white bg...
• Can barely see Visual (Selected texts)

Tokyonight

• Brackets and parentheses actually fit nicely with the theme
• vim-matchup still using white bg instead of grey?
• Can see Visual easily

Help to modify

I attempted to modify base0F to the same as tokyonight's and make MatchParen only show fg and Visual to base04

However, I don't have a sense of color. While it ended up much clearer to my eyes at the same time it is uglier. Can you help me out :<

I am trying to change the cursor block color to always be red. Currently on my set up the cursor color change based on the syntax highlighting. Is there a way to override the cursor block color. I have tried the following code but it did not work. I am looking for a more elegant solution that would override this in chadrc.lua.

/base46/integrations/defaults.lua

Cursor = { fg = colors.white, bg = colors.red, },

can we have this theme on base46? 🐱 https://github.com/overcache/NeoSolarized

Is there a vscode theme in nvchad? If there is can you send the lua file

https://github.com/savq/melange

@siduck This commit 81209f4 breaks loading themes from the custom.themes folder.

got error 'loop or previous error loading module', it would be ok when I commented the line M = require("base46").override_theme(M, "onedark") in hl_themes.xx, so maybe a loop 'require' exists between base46.get_colors and hl_themes.xx ?

Onenord provides a really nice light theme - by setting vim.o.background = light - would be great to add

Nvim-tundra is a popular nvim theme and having it in NvChad would be awesome.
nvim-tundra link

Hi, thanks for the awesome theme picker.

I'm currently writing my thesis in Latex and am not able to install Treesitter, as the highlighting becomes unusable:

I use chadracula, as well as vimtex.
As a reference I used the original Dracula theme: https://github.com/dracula/vim

Just Chadracula (not dracula at all, but usable)

Just Dracula (everything just pink and white)

Treesitter + Chadracula (not usable, since the text is all orange)

Treesitter + Dracula (best config)

I think it might be a problem with Treesitter, since I also have some issues with nested tables in .lua files, where everything is just orange as well. I have the same problems (colorful text) with all the other colorschemes

https://github.com/BeardedBear/bearded-theme/

hi @siduck, great work you did there on nvchad. appreciate it.

i have one favor, can you port bearded theme arc? it would be great if you port it :)

Hello, I was updating and adding new plugins but base46 keeps failing to update. Retrying yields the same fail message.

✗ Failed to update NvChad/base46

I'm not sure how to reproduce this issue or if this is a packer.nvim issue.

Since the update a few days ago, comments no longer show in the correct color when I first load NvChad, but display correctly if I switch the theme and then change it back.

I have an hl_override set up in my chadrc.lua to make comments italic. This never affected the color of comments before the update, but now it seems if there is an override of any aspect, it's clearing all the styles associated with the highlight group, since commenting out my override fixes the issue.

M.ui = {
   hl_override = {
      Comment = { italic = true },
   },
}

Hi There,

I am interested in contributing more integrations here. I can start with highlight groups nvim-notify and lsp-saga plugins. Just want to understand if there are any issues with going forward.

Are you happy with these integrations being added here even though the plugins are not added to nvchad or do you prefer users adding them as UI overrides.

Description
I used npx create-t3-app command for initialize my project and found strange theme colors preview in _app.tsx file

Desktop

• Arch linux
• st terminal
• NVIM v0.8.0-v0.8.0
  Build type: Release

Screenshots

Specially this thing

There is a red highlight above the code when there's a syntax error. It happens as we type... before even completing the code and it's annoying.
Is there any way to disable this highlight feature?

It would be nice to have this theme in base46:

https://github.com/shaunsingh/oxocarbon.nvim (written in rust)
https://github.com/B4mbus/oxocarbon-lua.nvim (lua port)

Got the following error after doing :PackerSync

Please, convert the following themes
kanagawa-base16.lua
onebright-base16.lua
wombat-base16.lua

This is not really an issue, however I seem to have miss understood something when I created the Monekai theme. What exactly is the role of the hl part of a theme (I thought that it exclusively influenced the way that the UI looked, ie. not syntax highlighting), however i can not seem to figure out why the base feilds in the dictionary is colored aswell as the commas?

Sorry for the extra work, appriciate it 😅

Sincerely Martin

Basically, if I override some hlgroups of say, treesitter, inside M.ui of chadrc, then load treesitter afterwards, then the hlgroups inside ui.override and ui.add will be overridden by the defaults.

updating this plugin made highlight behave improperly

what i have

what it should be ( using base64 at commit "674d6bb" )

if it's related to the way my NVchad is setup
it would be great to make the plugin actively requiring to activate the lazy loading

https://github.com/nealmckee/penumbra

light and dark variant will be added

https://github.com/mhartington/oceanic-next

There was an everblush theme here, but it seems to be gone. Any reason why it was deleted?
This is apparently the commit where it was deleted: 528f9d0

The onedark theme of nvchad does not highlight colors correctly in diffview.

• The changed lines will not be color like in the second picture.
• And the used colors for DiffAdd, DiffChange, DiffDelete are not right colors (e.g. red) from the theme.

Started neovim diff mode with configured nvchad and onedark-theme.

Started neovim diff mode with disables plugins and options.

Are these colors not taken into account by the theme? How can I override them?

UPDATE:
Theses Colors are not set in de the default themes. I overwrited the following colors and that solves the problem for me.

DiffAdd = {
  fg = "none",
  bg = colors.diff_add,
},
DiffChange = {
  fg = "none",
  bg = colors.diff_change,
},
DiffChangeDelete = {
  fg = "none",
  bg = colors.diff_delete,
},
DiffDelete = {
  fg = "black",
  bg = colors.diff_delete,
},
DiffText = {
  fg = "none",
  bg = colors.diff_text,
},
GitSignsAdd = {
  bg = "black",
},
GitSignsChange = {
  bg = "black",
},
GitSignsDelete = {
  bg = "black",
},
SignColumn = {
  bg = "black",
},
FoldColumn = {
  bg = "black",
}

Would it be possible to use templates for themes to automatically generate the themes from https://github.com/tinted-theming/base16-schemes (the way base16 template repositories use the base16-builders and templates) instead of manually creating and maintaining each theme? (I'm asking this as someone who maintains multiple base16-* repositories, so I could contribute to this change if you needed any help with it).

Use custom treesitter highlights for each theme

• onedark
• one_light
• aquarium
• blossom
• catppuccin
• chadtain
• doomchad
• everforest
• everforest_light
• gruvbox
• gruvchad
• jellybeans
• kanagawa
• monekai
• mountain
• nightlamp
• nightowl
• nord
• onenord
• palenight
• pastelDark
• radium
• rxhyn
• solarized
• tokyodark
• tokyonight
• tomorrow_night
• wombat

hey man love all your neovim's work!
I wonder if Catppuccin Latte theme (which is a light variant out of 4) will be added in the future. I've been trying to recreate them by referencing their palletes and translate it to base 46 but can't seem to get it right. You can ignore this tho if it's a lot of work.

Describe the bug
Possible to load custom statusline when toggle/change theme?

I have following config in chadrc to use custom statusline:

M.plugins = {
    user = {
          ["feline-nvim/feline.nvim"] = {
              config = function()
                  require "custom.plugins.statusline"
              end,
          },
    },
}

but when toggle/change theme, it changes back to default statusline. Kind of weird, I have to quit NVIM and enter again to have my custom one.

To Reproduce
configure custom statusline, PackerSync
change theme.

Expected behavior
custom statusline is loaded instead of default one.

Screenshots
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• Operating System
• Terminal
• Version of Neovim

Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.

Hi, I'm not entirely sure how to port this but I recently came across fenetikm/falcon and it looks like something I'd want to try out but I'm not able to use an external theme in NVChad. Would love if someone could help me port this to base46!

I was wondering if tokyonight could have storm variant?

When switching themes, gitsigns colors are changing too. Some themes mark added lines green but others might be blue.

It would be great if you could make gitsigns colors more consistent regardless of theme choices, green for added lines, blue for updated, red or grey for deleted, for example. (Also what I’ve got used to :-)

Seems like yesterdays commit broke something.
I just :PackerSynced and got the following errors in NvChad:

packer.nvim: Error running config for base46: ...al/share/nvim/site/pack/packer/opt/base46/lua/base46.lua:7: attempt to concatenate local 'name' (a nil value)
packer.nvim: Error running config for feline.nvim: ...al/share/nvim/site/pack/packer/opt/base46/lua/base46.lua:7: attempt to concatenate local 'name' (a nil value)

I use chadracula as main theme, no further configs for base46 or feline.nvim

For a particular theme like onebright I like the overall theme but I want to override a specific color like something similar to the following
eg

theme.override("base00", "282c34")
theme.override("black", "282c34")

Currently, there is no direct feature or a way to achieve it from what I know
would really love to have this option

should be @parameter

I have the vscode_dark theme enabled but the colors don't match VSCode's Dark+ theme (neither the non-plus theme. That's just the same with a few things highlighted less).

Here is also a list of plugin I have installed (besides the one shipped with NvChad).

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

from https://github.com/hrsh7th/nvim-cmp/wiki/Menu-Appearance#how-to-get-types-on-the-left-and-offset-the-menu

Describe the solution you'd like
Add extra code logic for base46

Describe alternatives you've considered

• A) Let base46 integrations customizable
  Example syntax 1:

  integration = {
    cmp = function()
      require "base46.integration.cmp"
      require "custom.plugins.base46.cmp"
    end,
  }

  Example syntax 2:

  integration = function()
    require "base46.integration"
    require "custom.plugins.configs.base46"
  end

• B) Move integrations to nvchad_ui so that base46 only provides color, and cooperate with NvChad/ui#23 (centralized ui config)

Hey,

After trying out the chadracula theme for some time I came to realize that I don't like it as much as the original one. Sorry :(
Is there a way to add the original dracula theme back to the repo?

This one seems to be the source: https://github.com/dracula/vim

https://gitlab.com/snakedye/chocolate

Id like a prot of https://github.com/kdheepak/monochrome.nvim to base46.

Preview i guess:

Feature

I would like to add the Dark Horizon colorscheme to NvChad's base46 as it is quite different from what is currently available, and would probably be used by quite a few.

It has a high contrast and works well with dark backgrounds and I'm guessing transparent ones as well.

The github repo can be found on Dark Horizon

Screenshots