You can easily create your own, just fork this repository and add a file called ./lua/oh-my-monokai/colorscheme/palette/{your_github_user_name}.lua
Copy the default palette to your personal file, customize as desired, and make a pull request
-- ./lua/oh-my-monokai/colorscheme/palette/default.lua
return {
background = '#1e1e1e',
text = '#f6f6f6',
dark = '#19181a',
dark1 = '#221f22',
dark2 = '#19181a',
accent1 = '#ff3f4f',
accent2 = '#e5a422',
accent3 = '#ffd945',
accent4 = '#81f900',
accent5 = '#00a0e4',
accent6 = '#e542ff',
accent7 = '#007dd8',
accent8 = '#ff8b39',
black = '#221f22',
white = '#fcfcfa',
delimiter = '#fcfcfa',
magenta = '#e373ce',
character = '#e373ce',
number = '#e373ce',
boolean = '#e373ce',
float = '#e373ce',
purple = '#e542ff',
red = '#ff3f4f',
op = '#ff3f4f',
exc = '#ff3f4f',
kword = '#ff3f4f',
label = '#ff3f4f',
peat = '#ff3f4f',
statement = '#ff3f4f',
include = '#ff3f4f',
define = '#ff3f4f',
macro = '#ff3f4f',
precondit = '#ff3f4f',
yellow = '#ffd945',
preproc = '#ffd945',
str = '#ffd945',
orange = '#e5a422',
identifier = '#e5a422',
dark_orange = '#ff8b39',
green = '#81f900',
func = '#81f900',
leaf = '#6fd80d',
blue = '#007dd8',
type = '#007dd8',
sky = '#00a0e4',
teal = '#19d1e5',
pink = '#ff007c',
todo = '#ff007c',
typedef = '#ff007c',
storageclass = '#ff007c',
conditional = '#ff007c',
constant = '#ff007c',
cyan = '#00dfff',
special = '#00dfff',
specialchar = '#00dfff',
structure = '#00dfff',
dimmed1 = '#c1c0c0',
dimmed2 = '#939293', -- border
dimmed3 = '#727072',
specialcomment = '#727072',
comment = '#727072',
dimmed4 = '#5c6370',
dimmed5 = '#403e41',
styles = {
comment = { italic = true },
keyword = { italic = true }, -- any other keyword
type = { italic = true }, -- (preferred) int, long, char, etc
storageclass = { italic = true }, -- static, register, volatile, etc
structure = { italic = true }, -- struct, union, enum, etc
parameter = { italic = true }, -- parameter pass in function
annotation = { italic = true },
tag_attribute = { italic = true }, -- attribute of tag in reactjs
},
}
IMPORTANT: make sure you run script to add your palette to the palette list
bash ./scripts/palette-list.sh && git add . && git commit -m "added palette" && git push- alpha-nvim
- bufferLine.nvim
- Cmp
- vim-illuminate
- indent-blankline
- neo-tree.nvim
- nvim-notify
- renamer.nvim
- lualine.nvim
- telescope.nvim
- toggleterm.nvim
- nvim-treesitter
- which-key.nvim
- breadcrumb.nvim
- nvim-navic
- wilder.nvim
- Lightline
- barbecue.nvim
- dashboard-nvim
- mason.nvim
Plug 'justinsgithub/oh-my-monokai.nvim'use {
"justinsgithub/oh-my-monokai.nvim",
config = function()
require("oh-my-monokai").setup()
end
}Example configuration:
require("oh-my-monokai").setup({
transparent_background = false,
terminal_colors = true,
devicons = true, -- highlight the icons of `nvim-web-devicons`
palette = "default", -- or create your own ^^ e.g. justinsgithub
inc_search = "background", -- underline | background
background_clear = {
-- "float_win",
"toggleterm",
"telescope",
"which-key",
"renamer"
},-- "float_win", "toggleterm", "telescope", "which-key", "renamer", "neo-tree"
plugins = {
bufferline = {
underline_selected = false,
underline_visible = false,
},
indent_blankline = {
context_start_underline = false,
},
},
---@param c Colorscheme
override = function(c) end,
})
- Enable this colorscheme by using the following command after
setup:
" Vim Script
colorscheme oh-my-monokairequire("oh-my-monokai").setup({
-- ... your config
})
-- lua
vim.cmd([[colorscheme oh-my-monokai]])- To enable
oh-my-monokaiforLualine:
require('lualine').setup {
options = {
-- ...
theme = 'oh-my-monokai'
-- ...
}
}- To enable
oh-my-monokaiforbarbecue:
require('barbecue').setup {
-- ...
theme = 'oh-my-monokai'
-- ...
}
- To enable
oh-my-monokaiforlightline:
" Vim Script
let g:lightline = {'colorscheme': 'omm'}- Override function:
require("oh-my-monokai").setup({
-- ...
override = function
return {
Normal = { bg = "#000000" }
}
end
-- ...
})- run command
OMMPaletteto launch a menu and choose theme palette, you must have nui.nvim installed - or run command
OMMwith parameter to change theme palette: For example:OMM justinsgithub
Pull requests welcome, especially for adding more plugins support or creating your own palette (instructions above)
Pretty much all credit goes to monokai-pro.nvim
A large reason for this fork is to provide an easy way for other users to contribute their own palette and make it just the way they want (instructions above).
Also big shout out to monokai-vibrant, the inspiration for this theme.