Automatically change colorscheme based on time
Plug 'Th3Whit3Wolf/Dusk-til-Dawn.nvim'
" And then somewhere in your init.vim
lua require'Dusk-til-Dawn'.timeMan()()call minpac#add('Th3Whit3Wolf/Dusk-til-Dawn.nvim')
" And then somewhere in your init.vim
lua require'Dusk-til-Dawn'.timeMan()()In the terminal execute this command.
cd ~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/start/
git clone https://github.com/Th3Whit3Wolf/Dusk-til-Dawn.nvimIn your init.vim add the following
" And then somewhere in your init.vim after the above command
lua require'Dusk-til-Dawn'.timeMan()()If you use Sway Color Daemon you can use the sunrise and sunset values it creates.
| Configuration | Function | Default |
|---|---|---|
g:dusk_til_dawn_morning |
Sets time when day begins | 7 (7 am) |
g:dusk_til_dawn_night |
Sets time when day ends | 19 (7 pm) |
g:dusk_til_dawn_light_theme |
Sets light theme | morning |
g:dusk_til_dawn_dark_theme |
Sets dark theme | evening |
g:dusk_til_dawn_debug |
Turns on debug mode (strobe effect) | false |
g:dusk_til_dawn_sway_colord |
Will use values create by sway-color | false |
| Commands | Function |
|---|---|
| ChangeColor | Toggles colorscheme |
require("Dusk-til-Dawn").timeMan(
function()
require('indent_guides').setup(
{
even_colors = {fg = "#d3d3e7", bg = "#d3d3e7"},
odd_colors = {fg = "#e7e5eb", bg = "#e7e5eb"},
indent_space_guides = true,
indent_tab_guides = true,
indent_guide_size = 4
}
)
require('indent_guides').indent_guides_enable()
end,
function()
require('indent_guides').setup(
{
even_colors = {fg = "#5C5E61", bg = "#5C5E61"},
odd_colors = {fg = "#434548", bg = "#434548"},
indent_space_guides = true,
indent_tab_guides = true,
indent_guide_size = 4
}
)
require('indent_guides').indent_guides_enable()
end
)()- Vim is not supported because the plugin is written in lua.
- Will set colorscheme on initialization (no need to use
colorscheme xjust set colorscheme withg:dusk_til_dawn_light_themeandg:dusk_til_dawn_dark_theme)
- Jonathan Stoler - I've been using a modified version of their werewolf.vim to change colorschemes for a while and inspired me to make this plugin.
- ms-jpq - Their Neovim Async Tutorial article was a major help in refactor my plugin.
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