It's just a colorscheme. With slightly reduced color noise and dissonance compared to others. It's not minimalist but definitely not maximalist. Jummidark.vim has been forked from original work by kamykn's dark-theme.vim
Thanks to the original work, this colorscheme is efficient in Vim, Neovim, and GUI variants. It supports 256-color terminals in addition to all the fancy ones.
Shown here: NeoVim with coc.nvim, taboo.vim, and the native statusline; javascript in 14pt Iosevka; highlighting with vim-polyglot.
A preview of the general syntax highlighting can be seen in the vimcolors.com specimen.
This fork adds:
- Native statusbar colors for users who don't use plugins like Airline, Powerline, etc.
- Tabline, tab, and border colors that make split boundaries more clear
- Cursor, cursorline, and number column colors
- Visual mode selection colors
- Legible Pmenus in NeoVim
- Visually distinguished message/cmd area background
- Language specific changes:
- Highlighting of HTML and JSX attribute values are adjusted for differentiation
A plugin manager like vim-plug is recommended. With vim plug, add the following to your plugin call:
Plug 'jcherven/jummidark.vim'In your ~/.vimrc or .config/nvim/init.vim, add:
syntax enable
colorscheme jummidark