Rusty
A simple, attractive Neovim color scheme inspired by Tomorrow Night, designed for comfort during long coding sessions. With a soothing, easy-on-the-eyes palette. Perfect for developers who code for hours, combining both aesthetics and functionality.
Install / Use
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rusty.nvim

Features
- Supports Treesitter, LSP & Lualine
- Neovim terminal colours
Installation
Using lazy.nvim:
"armannikoyan/rusty"
Using packer.nvim:
use "namrabtw/rusty.nvim"
Usage
lazy.nvim
return {
"armannikoyan/rusty",
lazy = false,
priority = 1000,
opts = {
transparent = true,
italic_comments = true,
underline_current_line = true,
colors = {
foreground = "#c5c8c6",
background = "#1d1f21",
selection = "#373b41",
line = "#282a2e",
comment = "#969896",
red = "#cc6666",
orange = "#de935f",
yellow = "#f0c674",
green = "#b5bd68",
aqua = "#8abeb7",
blue = "#81a2be",
purple = "#b294bb",
window = "#4d5057",
},
},
config = function(_, opts)
require("rusty").setup(opts)
vim.cmd("colorscheme rusty")
end,
}
packer.nvim
-- In Lua
vim.cmd([[colorscheme rusty]])
-- Alternatively
require("rusty").setup()
Lualine
theme = require("rusty").lualine
