Question 1

How do I set up ofirkai.nvim with lualine for my status bar?

Accepted Answer

The README provides a specific setup example under 'Status Lines' requiring you to set the theme in lualine's options using require('ofirkai.statuslines.lualine').theme. You'll need to copy and adapt this code into your Neovim config.

Question 2

ofirkai.nvim vs tanvirtin/monokai.nvim: which is better for Sublime Text accuracy?

Accepted Answer

ofirkai.nvim is explicitly designed for 1:1 Sublime Text 4 Monokai reproduction, as the author created it due to monokai.nvim's inaccuracies. If visual fidelity is your priority, ofirkai.nvim is the better choice, though it may require more plugin-specific setup.

Question 3

Can I use ofirkai.nvim with Vim instead of Neovim?

Accepted Answer

No, ofirkai.nvim is built for Neovim 0.8+ and leverages Neovim-specific features like treesitter and Lua configuration. It won't work with standard Vim, so you'd need a Neovim-compatible editor.

Question 4

How to change ofirkai.nvim to the dark blue theme?

Accepted Answer

You can set the theme to 'dark_blue' in the setup function with require('ofirkai').setup{theme = 'dark_blue'}, or use the command :colorscheme ofirkai-darkblue directly in Neovim.

Question 5

Does ofirkai.nvim support telescope.nvim without extra config?

Accepted Answer

Yes, telescope.nvim is listed under 'Others' with a screenshot and no required custom setup, indicating it works out of the box with the theme's default highlighting.

Question 6

How to disable italics in ofirkai.nvim?

Accepted Answer

In the setup options, set remove_italics = true when calling require('ofirkai').setup, which will change all italic styles to none as per the README.

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