colorbuddy.nvim

Provides a clean, intuitive Lua interface for defining colors and groups, as demonstrated with Color.new() and Group.new() in the example, leveraging Neovim's built-in runtime.

Offers methods like :light() to modify colors programmatically, enabling easy creation of variations without hardcoding values, as shown in the Error group example.

Allows combining styles using arithmetic operators (e.g., styles.bold + styles.italic), giving fine-grained control over text appearance, illustrated in the italicBoldFunction group.

Includes predefined themes like 'colorbuddy' and 'gruvbuddy' for quick setup and inspiration, mentioned in the basic usage section.