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vague2k / huez.nvim

All things color related. All Lua.
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Support for custom themes/theme overrides? #7

Closed zeitchef closed 4 months ago

zeitchef commented 4 months ago

I tinker with themes a LOT and didn't immediately see a way to add custom themes or theme overrides within the plugin - can you confirm if this is supported?

vague2k commented 4 months ago

right now "tinkering" isn't something you can do with this plugin. But i'm curious as to what you mean by "tinkering". If something worth implementing, I'll see if it makes sense

zeitchef commented 4 months ago

By "tinkering" I just mean overriding highlights - I just can't seem to roll with a stock theme ;) I'd love that when selecting a certain theme, these per-theme overrides would be applied.

vague2k commented 4 months ago

Why do you prefer editing color schemes overrides through the plugin rather than going into your config and declaring overrides there?

It seems like it would be much easier doing what you're describing through the config rather than through the plugin

zeitchef commented 4 months ago

At the moment this is precisely what I do, but the moment I change my theme that's a lot of configuration that I need to either change manually or delete. Some plugins allow overriding the theme directly, and depending on which theme I load, these overrides are then applied. Just about every modern theme for Neovim allows for some sort of overriding - check out my current theme of choice to see what I mean: https://github.com/catppuccin/nvim

zeitchef commented 4 months ago

This could definitely be taken care of at the theme level, but it's not entirely clear to me where the themes for Huez are sourced - do you include them or are they user-supplied?

vague2k commented 4 months ago

Huez only lets you preview color schemes (If you're using it with telescope) and persists them through sessions without modifying the config.

Any themes that are in the list available to you and not omitted from being seen by the plugin, you've installed.

zeitchef commented 4 months ago

Ah ok, sorry - then I've completely misunderstood the scope of this plugin. Thanks for the clarification!