colors/onenord.vim missing about onenord.nvim HOT 6 CLOSED

Hey, what colorscheme switcher are you using? That way I can test it out since it seems to show up for me when doing :colorscheme and :Telescope colorscheme.

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Hmm, adding an empty file doesn't seem to work for me, did it for you? Replacing colors/onenord.lua with colors/onenord.vim does seem to do it for me. It also seems like the plugin doesn't work for other lua colorschemes like tokyonight, I'm guessing for the same reason.

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Well, the plugin lets you configure a helper command rather than "colorscheme". I guess that's because some of the newer color schemes, especially lua based ones, have different ways to setup/initialize. However, the switcher code looks like it is just looking in the "colors" folders for .vim files to get a list of color schemes.

This is my helper command. I just put the empty "onenord.vim", the switcher finds it. If I don't, the switcher doesn't find it.
I'm not sure how you're supposed to iterate over color schemes in neovim, so I'm not sure if the colorscheme plugin really is supposed to have a "colors/NAME.vim", by convention, or if that was just a fragile approach taken by the switcher plugin. In the latter case, I could ask that plugin author to update the switcher code.

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Ah I see, thank you for the clarifications! I see that in the neovim documentation, both vim and lua files are allowed, colors/{name}.(vim|lua) so it might just be an issue of this plugin being originally written for vim and not neovim.

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Closing for now since it seems like an issue with the plugin being written for vim and not neovim

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