A dark and light Neovim theme written in Fennel, inspired by IBM Carbon's color palette.
oxocarbon.nvim is a reference implementation of the oxocarbon color theme for Neovim, drawing inspiration from the IBM Carbon design system. It provides a dark and light theme centered around a vibrant blue palette with industrial grays, designed to be visually distinctive and functional for modern development workflows. The theme is written in Fennel and optimized for performance with minimal impact on Neovim startup time.
Neovim users seeking a color theme that integrates with popular plugins like LSP, Treesitter, and Telescope while maintaining a cohesive IBM-inspired aesthetic. It is particularly suited for developers who value both visual appeal and compatibility across terminals and themes.
Developers choose oxocarbon.nvim for its explicit support for a wide range of Neovim plugins, ensuring consistent highlighting, and its balance of aesthetic design with practical features like terminal compatibility and transparency options. Its reference implementation status and active community for ports also make it a reliable choice for those invested in the oxocarbon ecosystem.
A dark and light Neovim theme written in fennel, inspired by IBM Carbon.
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Explicitly adds highlights for popular plugins like LSP, Treesitter, and Telescope, ensuring consistent visual cues across tools as detailed in the README.
Designed to be fast with minimal impact on Neovim startup time, a key feature emphasized for modern workflows.
Uses Termguicolors but remains compatible with 16-color terminals, offering flexibility across different terminal setups without sacrificing quality.
Includes both dark and light themes, easily switchable via the background setting for adaptability to various lighting conditions.
Modifying the theme requires installing Hotpot.nvim for Fennel compilation, adding a barrier for casual contributors or those unfamiliar with the ecosystem.
Requires Neovim > v0.7.0, excluding users on older stable versions or other editors without community ports, as noted in the installation instructions.
The blue-heavy palette, while distinctive, may not suit all preferences or integrate well with other design systems, limiting appeal for diverse visual tastes.