Shades of purple neovim

A port of the original vscode theme. This theme is still balls deep into development but it's possible to use it.

Install

You will need to install lus.nvim too since this theme was made with it.

a. Using lazy.nvim

require('lazy').setup({

{ "https://git.4o1x5.dev/4o1x5/shades-of-purple-nvim", opts = {} },
{ "rktjmp/lush.nvim", opts = {} },

})

b. Using nixvim

# inside nixvim
extraPlugins = with pkgs; [
    {
      plugin = pkgs.vimUtils.buildVimPlugin {
        pname = "shades_of_purple";
        version = "1.0.0";
        src = pkgs.fetchFromGitea {
            domain = "git.4o1x5.dev";
            owner = "4o1x5";
            repo = "shades-of-purple-nvim";
            rev = "ad6f6bf42b2cd4e6f9f5d798ba88e23a28d60b80";
            hash = "sha256-prkkBUFgbLvLAdMZvFlGaHIHINFiRX2rc97zEsQzz4g=";
        };
      }
    }

    vimPlugins.lush-nvim
];

colorscheme = "shades_of_purple";

Btw by copying this you may not get the latest version, I recommend running the following to get the latest.

nix run nixpkgs#nurl -- https://git.4o1x5.dev/4o1x5/shades-of-purple-nvim  -f fetchFromGitea

Language support

This table represents how much will the theme look alike to it's original one. Languages that are not listed will most likely not get support.

Language	Support status
Rust	Mostly done
Typescript	Mostly done
Javascript	TODO
C#	LSP limited
Elixir	TODO
SQL	TODO
Zig	TODO
Python	TODO
Vue	TODO
Haskell	TODO
Java	TODO
Lisp	TODO
Go	TODO
PHP	TODO
Ruby	TODO
Swift	TODO

Made possible with

• lush.nvim and it's starter template.
• oxocarbon - variable inspo