Question 1

How to install Themery with lazy.nvim in Neovim?

Accepted Answer

Add it to your lazy.nvim config with 'lazy = false' and set up the require statement, as detailed in the Installation section under lazy.nvim. Ensure you list your themes in the setup function.

Question 2

Themery vs other theme switchers like colorscheme-switcher for Neovim?

Accepted Answer

Themery focuses on a lightweight, menu-driven interface with persistence and live preview, while others might offer auto-detection or more advanced features; it's best for simple, efficient switching without bloat.

Question 3

Can Themery auto-detect my installed colorschemes?

Accepted Answer

No, Themery requires manual listing of themes in the configuration, as shown in the minimal config example. You need to specify each colorscheme by name or custom entry.

Question 4

How to set up custom Lua code for theme hooks in Themery?

Accepted Answer

Use the 'before' and 'after' options in the theme configuration, providing Lua code as strings, as demonstrated with gruvbox's background setting in the README. This allows variable adjustments or plugin-specific setups.

Question 5

Is Themery stable enough for daily use in Neovim?

Accepted Answer

Since it's under development and marked as WIP, there might be breaking changes, so it's suitable for users comfortable with potential updates or those in testing environments rather than production-critical setups.

Question 6

Does Themery support Vim or only Neovim?

Accepted Answer

Themery is built specifically for Neovim using Lua, so it is not compatible with standard Vim, as it relies on Neovim's API and features like Lua configuration.

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