vim-colors-cherryblossom

🌸 light (dark) colorscheme for vim

Note: This colorscheme is developed mainly for light background.

Installation

dein.vim

In your dein.toml:

[[plugins]]
repo = "float168/vim-colors-cherryblossom"

or call function in your .vimrc (init.nvim)

call dein#add("float168/vim-colors-cherryblossom")

Vundle

Plugin "float168/vim-colors-cherryblossom"

vim-plug

Plug "float168/vim-colors-cherryblossom"

vim-pathogen

$ cd ~/.vim/bundle && git clone https://github.com/float168/vim-colors-cherryblossom

Manual installation

Move cherryblossom.vim to your .vim/colors (.config/nvim/colors) directory.

$ git clone https://github.com/float168/vim-colors-cherryblossom
$ mv vim-colors-cherryblossom/colors/cherryblossom.vim ~/.vim/colors/

Usage

syntax on
set background=light
"set background=dark
colorscheme cherryblossom

Using in light background is recommend. If you prefer dark background, use set background=dark instead.

Configuration

You can configure some features for colorscheme. These options should be put above colorscheme cherryblossom statement.

Terminal Italics

If your terminal application supports italics, or you use gvim, you can enable this feature to use italics syntax highlighting, such as comments.

let g:terminal_italics = 1

Switch StatusLine Background Color in Insert mode

If you prefer to switch StatusLine coloring in insert mode, you can opt-in to let Vim automatically switch the coloring. The default color of StatusLine is green, and with pink in insert mode with this option.

let g:switch_statusline_bg_in_insert = 1

Use Undercurl in Spell Highlighting (GUI only)

In GUI Vim, you can use the undercurl highlight feature. This applies to only Spell syntax.

let g:spell_undercurl = 1

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