🌆 Nightfall.nvim

Nightfall.nvim is a meticulously crafted Neovim colorscheme designed to enhance your coding experience. It offers a clean and minimalist design with multiple flavors to match your coding style. Nightfall.nvim also focuses on reducing eye strain and integrates seamlessly with major plugins.

Nightfall	Deeper Night	Maron

✨ Features

• ⚡️ Automatic caching ensures faster load times.
• 🌲 Comprehensive support for the nvim-treesitter syntax highlighting plugin.
• 🎟️ Seamlessly integrates with LSP semantic tokens (requires Neovim 0.9 or later).
• 🧩 Extensive support for many popular plugins, enhancing your Neovim experience.
• 🖌️ Extensive customization options to personalize your experience.
• 🏵 Reduced eye strain for extended coding sessions.
• 🪁 Match your coding style with multiple flavors.
• 🍗 Improved code readability with a clean and minimalist design.

🎨 Flavors

Nightfall.nvim offers multiple themes to suit your coding style:

• Nightfall: A dark and vibrant variation inspired by the Dracula theme.
• Deeper Night: A more intense dark theme for those who prefer a starker contrast.
• Maron: A warm, brown-tinged dark theme, offering a softer feel for extended coding sessions.

🚀 Installation

Install Nightfall.nvim using your preferred Neovim plugin manager.

With lazy.nvim

{
  "2giosangmitom/nightfall.nvim",
  lazy = false,
  priority = 1000,
  opts = {},
}

For detailed documentation, use :h nightfall.nvim in Neovim.

🖋️ Usage

Activate Nightfall.nvim with the following command:

vim.cmd.colorscheme("nightfall") -- Variants: `deepernight`, `maron`

Refer to :h nightfall.nvim_usage in Neovim for advanced usage.

⚙️ Configuration

Configure Nightfall.nvim to match your preferences before loading the colorscheme. Nightfall can pre-compute the results of your configuration and store them in a compiled Lua file for faster startup times. For default configuration details, see :h nightfall.nvim_defaults.

require("nightfall").setup({
  compile_path = vim.fn.stdpath("cache") .. "/nightfall",
  transparent = false,
  terminal_colors = true,
  dim_inactive = false,
  styles = {
    comments = { italic = true },
    keywords = { italic = true },
    functions = {},
    variables = {},
    numbers = {},
    conditionals = {},
    constants = {},
    operators = {},
    strings = {},
    types = {},
    booleans = {},
    loops = {},
  },
  default_integrations = true,
  integrations = {
    lazy = { enabled = true },
    telescope = { enabled = true, style = "borderless" },
    illuminate = { enabled = true },
    treesitter = { enabled = true, context = true },
    lspconfig = { enabled = true },
    flash = { enabled = false },
  },
})

🎨 Customizing Colors & Highlight Groups

Customize colors and highlight groups to match your preferences using color_overrides and highlight_overrides. See :h nightfall.nvim_overriding for more details.

Customizing Colors

require("nightfall").setup({
  color_overrides = {
    all = { foreground = "#ffffff" },
    nightfall = { background = "#ff0000" },
  },
})

Customizing Highlight Groups

require("nightfall").setup({
  highlight_overrides = {
    all = { Normal = { bg = "#120809" } },
    nightfall = function(colors) return { Normal = { bg = colors.black } } end,
  },
})

🛠️ Integrations

Nightfall.nvim seamlessly integrates with other Neovim plugins. Here's how you can configure it:

require("nightfall").setup({
  integrations = {
    lazy = { enabled = true },
    telescope = { enabled = true, style = "borderless" },
    illuminate = { enabled = true },
    treesitter = { enabled = true, context = true },
    lspconfig = { enabled = true },
    flash = { enabled = false },
  }
})

Certain integrations are enabled by default, but you can customize this behavior with the default_integrations option:

require("nightfall").setup({
  default_integrations = false,
})

For more detailed information, refer to :h nightfall.nvim_integrations.

🪼 Supported Plugins

• lazy.nvim
• nvim-treesitter
• nvim-treesitter-context
• nvim-lspconfig
• telescope.nvim
• vim-illuminate
• flash.nvim
• lualine.nvim
• headlines.nvim
• dashboard-nvim
• nvim-dap
• nvim-cmp
• noice.nvim

🤝 Contributing

Join the Nightfall.nvim community! Refer to the CONTRIBUTING file for details.

🎖️ Credits

Nightfall.nvim owes gratitude to the following projects for their inspiration and contributions:

• Onedark Pro
• Catppuccin
• Nightfox
• Tokyonight

Their dedication to enhancing the Neovim ecosystem has played a significant role in shaping Nightfall.nvim's development.