YUI

Intro

Experimental color scheme without any colors, except what's required to display a meaningful diff. All syntax differentiation is achieved through font styles, so your terminal needs to support bold and italic text.

Shades are used for things like dimming folded text.

Supported Plugins

• nvim-hlslens
• lightline: if you use lightline and have yui set as a color scheme, yui will automatically set the lightline color palette (see yui_lightline option)
• dirvish
• vim-sneak
• gitsigns
• conflict-marker.vim

Options

This information can also be found in the help, :help yui

g:yui_lightline

• v:false (default): do not register the yui palette with lightline
• v:true: register the yui palette with lightline. You still need to set the lightline color scheme to yui.

let g:yui_lightline = v:true
colorscheme yui
let g:lightline = {
  \ 'colorscheme': 'yui'
  \ }

g:yui_folds

• fade (default): makes folded text less visible
• emphasize: gives folded text a distinct background color

g:yui_line_numbers

• fade (default): makes line numbers and signcolumn text less visible
• emphasize: gives line numbers and signcolumn text a distinct background color

g:yui_comments

g:yui_emphasized_comments takes precedence for backwards compatibility

• fade: makes comments less visible
• emphasize: makes comments more visible and is equivalent to yui_emphasized_comments = 1
• normal (default): does not affect comment visibility
• bg: make comments stand out by giving them a background. Text is not italic.

g:yui_emphasized_comments

DEPRECATED: Use g:yui_comments instead

• 1: comments are orange
• 0 (default): comments are faded, as before

Changelog

• 0.32: Fix bug
• 0.31: Add conflict-marker.vim support
• 0.30: Add lightline support
• 0.29: Fix typo where DiagnosticWarning was used instead of DiagnosticWarn
• 0.28: Update Diagnostic colors for Neovim 0.6
• 0.27: Link Exception, Operator, Label, Keyword and Repeat to Normal to remove italic
• 0.26: Make ColorColumn visible and make Visual bg a bit lighter
• 0.25: Link LspDiagnosticsDefaultInformation to DiffText so it can be better differentiated from the surrounding text
• 0.24: link HlSearchNear to Search, otherwise cursor is inverted and hard to see
• 0.23: Add colors for nvim-hlslens
• 0.22: Don't force BG colors for markdown because it doesn't work well with Neovim popup windows
• 0.21: Force LSP popup background to NONE
• 0.20: Add LspDiagnosticsDefaultHint and LspDiagnosticsDefaultInformation
• 0.19: Start adding some XML groups
• 0.18: Overhaul entire theme - Better contrast for Normal - Active StatusLine is now dark - Use purple for all selection things (Visual, Search, PMenu, WildMenu, TabLine) - Get rid of some duplicate but slightly different colors - Make MatchParen stand out more - Make sure all colors have a 256 color value - Add 'bg' option to comments
• 0.17: Remove Colortemplate
• 0.16: Add magenta and cyan and use for Term colors
• 0.15: Add signcolumn customization option
• 0.14: Add vim-dirvish colors
• 0.13: Adjust LspDiagnostics colors
• 0.12: Adjust WhichKeySeperator color so it's normal FG without bg
• 0.11: Add some WhichKey colors and fix typo in WhichKeySeperator
• 0.10: Add colors for neovim LSP
• 0.9: Fix Cursor color which did not specify a background Add yui_folds option and overhaul folded text in general
• 0.8: Add Whitespace and SpecialKey and link to LineNr
• 0.7: Use Constant for helpCommand and helpBacktick (makes both bold) instead of defaulting to Comments
• 0.6: Add purple background for search results (Search and IncSearch)
• 0.5: Add yui_comments option

Screenshots