Closed GideonWolfe closed 4 months ago
it seems to be an option provided with stylix. see this
what additional features would you want?
Looks like they have support for most nixvim installation methods, so I think this can be closed as out of our scope. See: https://github.com/danth/stylix/tree/master/modules/nixvim and their docs.
I can't see anything obvious referring to a standalone nixvim build, nor can I imagine how that ought to work.\
I guess stylix would have to provide read-only access to a nixvim config attrset, that you'd then pass to standalone-nixvim's <derivation>.nixvimExtend
function.
Feel free to re-open this and/or continue commenting if you think there's something that should be done on our end.
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Extra Information
I really like how you've integrated themes like
catppuccin
intonixvim
, allowing it to be enabled and disabled for various integrations with other plugins. My idea is to utilize the strong templating capabilities ofstylix
, to allow the user to have this deep level of integration with the theme selected withstylix
.In practice, this would be similar to allowing the user to define their own
base16
scheme, but hopefully would require less manual theming/highlight application by the user. The theme could just accessconfig.stylix.colors.withHashtag
or whatever variables the plugins need, and then you would be able to have a nice, consistent looking theme that can be generated dynamically every time you usestylix
.