Highlight colors with neovim
- Displays colors based on their HEX/rgb/hsl value
- Super fast no matter the amount of colors
- See the colors change as you edit them
- CSS variables support
- Tailwind CSS support
Add this to your init.vim
set termguicolors
set t_Co=256
Install plugin with Plug:
Plug 'brenoprata10/nvim-highlight-colors'
Call setup function to initialize plugin by default:
require('nvim-highlight-colors').setup {}
There are only two available command for now:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| HighlightColorsOn | Turns on highlight feature |
| HighlightColorsOff | Turns off highlight feature |
| HighlightColorsToggle | Toggles highlight feature |
You might also use:
lua require("nvim-highlight-colors").turnOff()
lua require("nvim-highlight-colors").turnOn()
lua require("nvim-highlight-colors").toggle()
| Property | Options | Description |
|---|---|---|
| render | background(default), first_column, foreground | Changes how the colors will be rendered |
| enable_named_colors | boolean(defaults to true) |
Adds highlight to css color names |
| enable_tailwind | boolean(defaults to false) |
Adds highlight to tailwind colors |
| custom_colors | Array<{label: string, color: string}> |
Adds custom colors based on declared label |
Here is how you might use the options:
lua require("nvim-highlight-colors").setup {
render = 'background', -- or 'foreground' or 'first_column'
enable_named_colors = true,
enable_tailwind = false,
custom_colors = {
-- label property will be used as a pattern initially(string.gmatch), therefore you need to escape the special characters by yourself with %
{label = '%-%-theme%-font%-color', color = '#fff'},
{label = '%-%-theme%-background%-color', color = '#23222f'},
{label = '%-%-theme%-primary%-color', color = '#0f1219'},
{label = '%-%-theme%-secondary%-color', color = '#5a5d64'},
{label = '%-%-theme%-contrast%-color', color = '#fff'},
{label = '%-%-theme%-accent%-color', color = '#55678e'},
}
}
Custom colors support:
Tailwind CSS support:
