shadotheme

My ultimate purple and pink dark cherryblossom theme! For all my screenshots and everything I use Source Code Pro as my font.

• Installation
  • Vim/Neovim
  • Terminal
    • Shell
    • ST
• Screenshots

Installation

NOTE: This repo will grow overtime with many different colorschemes for different software.

Vim / Neovim

Shadovim(Nvim): is pretty well integrated with shadotheme and Treesitter for that nicer highlighting, take a look for inspiration or feel free to use it!

Install with any Plugin manager

vim-plug:

Plug 'Shadorain/shadotheme'

Packer:

use { 'Shadorain/shadotheme' }

Manual

mkdir ~/.config/nvim/colors/
ln ./colors/shado.vim ~/.config/nvim/colors/

Finally in your .vimrc or init.vim set the colorscheme:

colorscheme shado

Lualine

Skip this step if using a plugin manager

cp -f ./lua/lualine/themes/shado.lua ~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/packer/start/lualine.nvim/lua/lualine/themes/shado.lua

After copying the theme file for lualine, we need to set it in our config!

require'lualine'.setup {
  options = { theme = 'shado' }
}

Lightline

To install the theme for the lightline bar in neovim use:

ln -sf ./shado_lightline.vim ~/.local/share/nvim/plugged/lightline.vim/autoload/lightline/colorscheme/deus.vim

We need to set the lightline theme in our config to deus.vim (note I did this because I havent found a way to add a custom theme so I overwrote one of the default ones)

let g:lightline = { 'colorscheme': 'deus' }

Terminal

To install my terminal colorscheme it is up to your terminal honestly. Here is the color palette:

black #140a1d<br /> red #B52A5B<br /> green #FF4971<br /> yellow #8897F4<br /> blue #bd93f9<br /> magenta #E9729D<br /> cyan #F18FB0<br /> white #f1c4e0<br /> black #a8899c<br /> red #B52A5B<br /> green #FF4971<br /> yellow #8897F4<br /> blue #bd93f9<br /> magenta #E9729D<br /> cyan #F18FB0<br /> white #f1c4e0<br /> background #09090d<br /> foreground #e3c7fc<br /> cursor #f1c4e0<br />

Shell

To have special LS_COLORS, set these environment variables in your shell's configuration:

LS_COLORS="rs=0:di=01;34:ln=01;36:mh=00:pi=40;33:so=01;35:do=01;35:bd=40;33;01:cd=40;33;01:or=40;31;01:mi=00:su=37;41:sg=30;43:ca=30;41:tw=30;42:ow=34;42:st=37;44:ex=01;32:*.md=38;5;68:*.log=38;5;68:*.c=38;5;169:*.h=38;5;135:*.o=38;5;97:*.y=38;5;99:*.l=38;5;99:*.sh=38;5;104"
EXA_COLORS="*.md=38;5;68:*.log=38;5;68:*.c=38;5;169:*.h=38;5;135:*.o=38;5;97:*.y=38;5;99:*.l=38;5;99:*.sh=38;5;104"

ST

This struct holds the colors for ST to handle. Copy and paste this into config.h in your st directory and recompile. You could also simply use my configuration which is fully patched and setup with shadotheme, checkout here: ShadoST

/* Terminal colors (16 first used in escape sequence) */
static const char *colorname[] = {
    /* 8 normal colors */
  [0] = "#140a1d", /* black   */
  [1] = "#B52A5B", /* red     */
  [2] = "#FF4971", /* green   */
  [3] = "#8897F4", /* yellow  */
  [4] = "#bd93f9", /* blue    */
  [5] = "#E9729D", /* magenta */
  [6] = "#F18FB0", /* cyan    */
  [7] = "#f1c4e0", /* white   */

  /* 8 bright colors */
  [8]  = "#a8899c",  /* black   */
  [9]  = "#B52A5B", /* red     */
  [10] = "#FF4971", /* green   */
  [11] = "#8897F4", /* yellow  */
  [12] = "#bd93f9", /* blue    */
  [13] = "#E9729D", /* magenta */
  [14] = "#F18FB0", /* cyan    */
  [15] = "#f1c4e0", /* white   */

  /* special colors */
  [256] = "#09090d", /* background */
  /* [257] = "#f1c4e0", /1* foreground *1/ */
  [257] = "#e3c7fc", /* foreground */
  [258] = "#f1c4e0",     /* cursor */
};

Screenshots