Closed karimlevallois closed 1 year ago
If you check the help page for nvim-tree you can find the current list of highlight groups. Currently that would be this list.
I meant more of a complete thing like this (https://github.com/kabinspace/AstroVim/blob/main/lua/configs/icons.lua)
`-- colours from https://github.com/EdenEast/nightfox.nvim/blob/main/lua/nightfox/colors/nordfox.lua
local M = {}
function M.config() local status_ok, icons = pcall(require, "nvim-web-devicons") if not status_ok then return end
local colors = { c = "#81a1c1", -- blue css = "#bf616a", -- red deb = "#93ccdc", -- cyan br docker = "#8aa872", -- green dm html = "#c9826b", -- orange js = "#a3be8c", -- green kt = "#b1d196", -- green br lock = "#d9b263", -- yellow dm lua = "#88c0d0", -- cyan mp3 = "#c895bf", -- magenta br mp4 = "#c895bf", -- magenta br out = "#bbc3d4", -- white dm py = "#ebcb8b", -- yellow robot = "#e7ecf4", -- white br toml = "#d092ce", -- pink br ts = "#668aab", -- blue dm ttf = "#a54e56", -- red dm rb = "#d89079", -- orange br rpm = "#d06f79", -- red br woff = "#b46950", -- orange dm woff2 = "#b46950", -- orange dm zip = "#f0d399", -- yellow br jsx = "#69a7ba", -- cyan dm vue = "#8cafd2", -- blue br rs = "#a96ca5", -- pink dm png = "#b48ead", -- magenta jpeg = "#b48ead", -- magenta jpg = "#b48ead", -- magenta }
icons.set_icon { c = { icon = "", color = colors.c, name = "c", }, css = { icon = "", color = colors.css, name = "css", }, deb = { icon = "", color = colors.deb, name = "deb", }, Dockerfile = { icon = "", color = colors.docker, name = "Dockerfile", }, html = { icon = "", color = colors.html, name = "html", }, js = { icon = "", color = colors.js, name = "js", }, kt = { icon = "", color = colors.kt, name = "kt", }, lock = { icon = "", color = colors.lock, name = "lock", }, lua = { icon = "", color = colors.lua, name = "lua", }, mp3 = { icon = "", color = colors.mp3, name = "mp3", }, mp4 = { icon = "", color = colors.mp4, name = "mp4", }, out = { icon = "", color = colors.out, name = "out", }, py = { icon = "", color = colors.py, name = "py", }, ["robots.txt"] = { icon = "ﮧ", color = colors.robot, name = "robots", }, toml = { icon = "", color = colors.toml, name = "toml", }, ts = { icon = "", color = colors.ts, name = "ts", }, ttf = { icon = "", color = colors.ttf, name = "TrueTypeFont", }, rb = { icon = "", color = colors.rb, name = "rb", }, rpm = { icon = "", color = colors.rpm, name = "rpm", }, vue = { icon = "﵂", color = colors.vue, name = "vue", }, woff = { icon = "", color = colors.woff, name = "WebOpenFontFormat", }, woff2 = { icon = "", color = colors.woff2, name = "WebOpenFontFormat2", }, xz = { icon = "", color = colors.zip, name = "xz", }, zip = { icon = "", color = colors.zip, name = "zip", }, jsx = { icon = "ﰆ", color = colors.jsx, name = "jsx", }, rust = { icon = "", color = colors.rs, name = "rs", }, jpg = { icon = "", color = colors.jpg, name = "jpg", }, png = { icon = "", color = colors.png, name = "png", }, jpeg = { icon = "", color = colors.jpeg, name = "jpeg", }, } end
return M `
This sort of thing. Put this together on mine and the icons now look much better with the whole theme.
I see that devicons defines highlight groups. I would only set some of these highlight groups. I would not want to define the actual icons and names.
Of course, it was just an example of what can be done.
Would it be possible to add theming of the web-devicons in nvim-tree?