A Neovim theme that closely replicates Visual Studio Code's color scheme, making your Neovim setup look like VSCode.
Visual Studio Code Theme for Neovim is a color scheme plugin that replicates the Visual Studio Code editor's appearance in Neovim. It solves the visual disconnect for developers switching from VSCode by providing an identical color palette and UI elements, making Neovim look and feel like VSCode.
Neovim users who prefer Visual Studio Code's visual style or are transitioning from VSCode and want a familiar interface.
It offers a highly accurate VSCode simulation with built-in support for popular Neovim plugins, reducing setup time and providing a consistent, professional-looking editor environment.
A neovim theme that highly restores vscode, so that your friends will no longer be surprised that you use neovim, because they will think you are using vscode ..
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Captures all colors from VSCode's developer mode for a high-fidelity visual match, as shown in detailed screenshots of dark and light modes.
Includes built-in support for over 15 popular Neovim plugins like Telescope and nvim-cmp via the 'expands' configuration, reducing manual theming effort.
Allows customization of mode (dark/light), transparency, and plugin adaptations through the setup() function, enabling tailored experiences.
Provides helper functions like hl.set() and hl.bulk_set() for custom highlighting and color management, as detailed in the README examples.
The maintainer acknowledges relying on PRs for new plugin adaptations, which could lead to gaps in support for less common or newer plugins.
Full integration demands manual steps, such as setting 'themable = true' for bufferline and adding code for vim_visual_multi, adding setup complexity.
The theme is strictly designed to mimic VSCode, limiting visual customization options for users who want different color schemes or unique designs.