true.vim

A delightful dark 24-bit color scheme for Vim inspired by shades_of_purple, nova.vim, and ksmithbaylor's Tomorrow-Night-Bright and built with Estilo.

Installation

1. Ensure your terminal has 24-bit color support.

2. Using your favorite vim plugin manager (Vundle, Pathogen, vim-plug, etc.), install the package. For example, I use Vundle, so in my .vimrc I'd do:

   Plugin 'maximumtiu/true.vim'

   and run :PluginInstall.

3. In your .vimrc, ensure 24-bit colors are enabled and syntax highlighting is turned on:

   " enable 24bit true color
    if (has("termguicolors"))
      set termguicolors
    endif
   
    " enable the theme
    syntax enable
    colorscheme true

Airline

To use the airline theme, add the following to your .vimrc:

let g:true_airline = 1
let g:airline_theme='true'

Optional config

If you use vim-ruby, I highly recommend adding the following to your .vimrc:

" highlight ruby operators
let ruby_operators = 1
let ruby_pseudo_operators = 1

This highlights the Ruby operators. It's a personal preference that I like, but I find it looks nice with this theme.

Color palette

This doesn't include all accent colors, but contains all the main colors used in this theme. See the palette definition for more info.

Color	Name
#301b38	Background
#dadada	Foreground
#a599e9	Violet
#bc70ff	Purple
#7e57c2	Deep Purple
#0089ba	Teal
#0087ff	Blue
#00ffff	Aqua
#45ffc8	Bright Teal
#5fff5f	Green
#d7ff00	Yellow
#ffd802	Amber
#ff8700	Orange
#ff5f5f	Red
#ff45ff	Pink

Contributing

This color scheme was originally developed with Ruby and EmberJS in mind, and I'll continue to add more config as I move through my everyday work. If you'd like to see any other language-specific syntax files, please do feel free to fork this repository and open an Pull Request!

True Adaptations

Here's where you can find the True color scheme on other platforms:

• Konsole by @Mxrcron