For vim-plug
Plug 'KeitaNakamura/neodark.vim'
colorscheme neodark
If you want to change background, add this before colorscheme neodark
let g:neodark#background='black' " black, gray or brown
If you want to use 256-color in both of vim and gvim, put this before colorscheme neodark
let g:neodark#use_256color = 1 " default: 0
If you want to use your default terminal background, put this before colorscheme neodark
let g:neodark#terminal_transparent = 1 " default: 0
If you want to adjust the visibility of comments, listchars, and specialkey, put this before colorscheme neodark
let g:neodark#visibility = 'low' " options: 'low'|'high', default: ''
If you want solid vertical split matching the statusline, put this before colorscheme neodark
let g:neodark#solid_vertsplit = 1 " default: 0
Airline and lightline themes are also included. For lightline,
let g:lightline = {}
let g:lightline.colorscheme = 'neodark'
For airline, just use!
Custom terminal themes (terms/NeoDark{BackgroundColor}.terminal
for Terminal.app and terms/NeoDark{BackgroundColor}.itermcolors
for iTerm2) are also available.
let g:neodark#use_custom_terminal_theme = 1 " default: 0
In this case, even if you use a terminal which doesn't support true color like Terminal.app, you can get true color scheme!
cat tmuxcolors.conf >> ~/.tmux.conf
or
set -g @plugin 'KeitaNakamura/neodark.vim'
in .tmux.conf
with Tmux Plugin Manager