Question 1

How to toggle light and dark mode in cyberdream.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Use the :CyberdreamToggleMode command or map a key to it in your config. You can also set the variant to 'auto' in setup to switch based on vim.o.background automatically.

Question 2

Does cyberdream.nvim work with Vim?

Accepted Answer

No, it's designed exclusively for Neovim and leverages its Lua runtime. For Vim, you'd need to port the theme manually or find a Vim-compatible alternative.

Question 3

How to customize syntax highlighting colors in cyberdream.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Use the highlights or overrides options in the setup function. For example, set Comment = { fg = '#696969', italic = true } to change comment colors, as shown in the README examples.

Question 4

Cyberdream.nvim vs catppuccin.nvim which is better?

Accepted Answer

Cyberdream offers a vibrant, high-contrast futuristic look with extensive terminal themes, while Catppuccin focuses on pastel, soothing colors. Choose based on your aesthetic preference and need for plugin support.

Question 5

How to improve startup time with cyberdream.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Enable the cache option in setup and run :CyberdreamBuildCache after changes. Also, disable unused extensions via the extensions table to reduce initial load overhead.

Question 6

Are terminal themes included for light mode in cyberdream.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the extras provide light variant themes for supported terminals like Kitty and Wezterm, ensuring a cohesive look when switching between dark and light modes.

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