When using leap.nvim, hints are not highlighted as expected which negatively affects the usability of the plugin with this color scheme.
Example:
Using darkvoid:
It's a bit hard to tell just from the screenshot, but vis and vif were both vim originally, and the s and f are the hints. As you can see, it's basically impossible to tell that they're hints without actually reading the whole word and seeing that the letter is wrong.
Using kanagawa theme, here's how it should look:
I will take a look at implementing leap.nvim compatibility this weekend when I have some time. Another thing I'd like to see is an option to have string literals be also highlighted in a subtle color -- really it's the last thing that's missing for me. I'll probably open a separate issue for that later.
Love the theme otherwise! I've always wanted to work on a theme but I was never sure where to start. Now that I see this foundation you've laid out, I'm bursting with ideas. Super excited to be on board, cheers!
EDIT: Just saw that there is an easy way to set the string color in the config. My bad!
When using leap.nvim, hints are not highlighted as expected which negatively affects the usability of the plugin with this color scheme.
Example:
I will take a look at implementing leap.nvim compatibility this weekend when I have some time.
Another thing I'd like to see is an option to have string literals be also highlighted in a subtle color -- really it's the last thing that's missing for me. I'll probably open a separate issue for that later.Love the theme otherwise! I've always wanted to work on a theme but I was never sure where to start. Now that I see this foundation you've laid out, I'm bursting with ideas. Super excited to be on board, cheers!
EDIT: Just saw that there is an easy way to set the string color in the config. My bad!