A Neovim colorscheme with a curated palette and fluorescent accents designed to enhance focus during coding.
Flow is a Lua-based color scheme for Neovim that combines a carefully curated HSL-based palette with vibrant fluorescent accents. It aims to create a visually appealing and dynamic coding environment that enhances focus and reduces eye strain by using color theory principles to highlight critical code elements.
Neovim users seeking a customizable, aesthetically cohesive color scheme with specific variants for different focus needs, such as developers who prefer either a full-color syntax or a desaturated 'mono' variant with fluorescent highlights.
Developers choose Flow for its dual variants (default and mono) that cater to different focus preferences, extensive customization options including multiple fluo accent colors and theme styles, and comprehensive support for popular Neovim plugins and external tools like terminal emulators for a consistent visual experience.
A flow-immersive Nvim colorscheme with fluorescent details.
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Offers both a full-color default variant and a desaturated mono variant with fluo accents, catering to different focus preferences as described in the Variants section.
Allows configuration of theme style (dark/light), contrast, transparency, and multiple fluo accent colors via a comprehensive setup table in the Configuration section.
Includes tailored styling for popular Neovim plugins like telescope, treesitter, and nvim-cmp, ensuring a cohesive visual experience across common development tools.
Provides generated colorschemes for terminal emulators (Alacritty, Kitty), Tmux, and fzf via a Makefile, enabling consistent visuals beyond Neovim with minimal setup.
The README advises using the tag field to prevent breaking changes from automatic updates, indicating that updates may introduce incompatibilities requiring manual version pinning.
While it supports many popular plugins, the list is fixed; users with unsupported or niche plugins must handle styling themselves, which can be time-consuming.
Enabling the transparent background option requires additional terminal emulator configuration (e.g., adding blur), adding an extra step for optimal appearance as noted in the Configuration section.