doki-theme-vim

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Doki Theme VIM

These VIM color themes will complement your Doki Theme for Hyper themes very well. Go for the full Otaku terminal experience!

Contents

• Installation
• Supported Plugins

Installation

• Vim
• NeoVim

Vim

These are the default instructions using Vim 8's |packages| feature. See sections below, if you use other plugin managers.

1. Create theme folder (in case you don't have yet):

mkdir -p ~/.vim/pack/themes/start

If you use vim 8.0 (and not 8.2), you may need to use ~/.vim/pack/themes/opt instead.

2. Navigate to the folder above:

cd ~/.vim/pack/themes/start

3. Clone the repository using the "doki-theme" name:

git clone https://github.com/doki-theme/doki-theme-vim.git doki-theme

4. Create configuration file (in case you don't have yet):

touch ~/.vimrc

5. Edit the ~/.vimrc file with the following content:

packadd! doki-theme
syntax enable
colorscheme rem

6. Now in VIM, you can find a full list of all the Doki Theme colorschemes by following these steps:
   1. Open VIM
   2. type :colorscheme then add a space followed by a ctrl+d

NeoVim

These are the default instructions using NeoVim's |packages| feature. See sections below, if you use other plugin managers.

1. Create theme folder (in case you don't have yet):

mkdir -p ~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/themes/start

2. Navigate to the folder above:

cd  ~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/themes/start

3. Clone the repository using the "doki-theme" name:

git clone https://github.com/doki-theme/doki-theme-vim.git doki-theme

4. Create configuration file (in case you don't have yet):

touch ~/.config/nvim/init.vim

5. Edit the ~/.vimrc file with the following content:

packadd! doki-theme
syntax enable
colorscheme zero_two_dark

6. Now in NeoVim, you can find a full list of all the Doki Theme colorschemes by following these steps:
   1. Open NeoVim
   2. type :colorscheme then add a space followed by a ctrl+d

Supported Plugins

I am current open to supporting more syntax highlighting/plugins, it's just I've only made the ones I currently care about. Feel free to submit an issue to request syntax highlighting for various plugins/languages.

Current Supported Syntax Highlighting:

• CSS
• Git
• HTML
• Java
• Javascript
• Kotlin
• Markdown
• Shell
• Typescript
• Vim Script
• XML

Contributing

If you want to get your workstation set up to work on the plugin, then you'll want to check out the CONTRIBUTING.md for instructions on what is needed.