This PR adds support for the vim-plugin coc.nvim (a plugin similar to ALE).
A few changes might be up for debate.
The default gui color for CocSelectedText and CocCodeLens are a custom red and blue-ish grey set by coc.nvim itself. I have mapped those to GruvboxRed and GruvboxGray.
A lot of other colors of the form CocListForegroundBackground are also defined by coc.nvim. However, they seem to link to default colors so I think there is no need to redefine this.
By default, coc.nvim displays info in yellow and hints in blue. IMO, it is more logical the other way around. However, since this is a personal opinion, I did use the coc.nvim-defaults.
This PR adds support for the vim-plugin
coc.nvim
(a plugin similar toALE
).A few changes might be up for debate.
The default gui color for
CocSelectedText
andCocCodeLens
are a custom red and blue-ish grey set bycoc.nvim
itself. I have mapped those toGruvboxRed
andGruvboxGray
.A lot of other colors of the form
CocListForegroundBackground
are also defined bycoc.nvim
. However, they seem to link to default colors so I think there is no need to redefine this.By default,
coc.nvim
displays info in yellow and hints in blue. IMO, it is more logical the other way around. However, since this is a personal opinion, I did use thecoc.nvim
-defaults.