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nvim-ui-modifier

v0.0.5

Published

Change accent colors of UI by changing NVim modes

Downloads

5

Readme

NVim Theme Modifier

Changes theme accents based on current NeoVim mode.

Alt Text

Currently works for the following modes:

  • Normal
  • Insert
  • Visual

Set the color for each mode to match your theme in settings.json (see below)

Requirements

You will need the NeoVim VScode extension installed for this to work - Neovim Extension - follow full setup before continuing

Config

** WARNING: The plugin will add / override the following keys in settings.json - workbench.colorCustomizations:

"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
    "activityBarBadge.background": "#ffc600",
    "editorCursor.foreground": "#ffc600",
    "inputValidation.errorBorder": "#ffc600",
    "panel.border": "#ffc600",
    "panelTitle.activeBorder": "#ffc600",
    "panelTitle.activeForeground": "#ffc600",
    "peekView.border": "#ffc600",
    "peekViewTitleLabel.foreground": "#ffc600",
    "tab.activeBorder": "#ffc600",
    "statusBar.border": "#ffc600"
}

In settings.json:

You can change the colors to match the theme you use:

    "workbench.nvimColorNormal": "#ffc600",
    "workbench.nvimColorInsert": "#D32F2F",
    "workbench.nvimColorVisual": "#673AB7",

In Vscode Vimrc:

This will need adding to you rvimrc, it tells neovim to send a command to vscode changing the color in a hacky way (can't find a better way, no AUTOCMDS for visual, replace etc,,,)

Make sure to restart VSCode after adding this config

" THEME CHANGER

" THEME CHANGER
function! SetCursorLineNrColorInsert(mode)
    " Insert mode: blue
    if a:mode == "i"
        call VSCodeNotify('nvim-theme.insert')

    " Replace mode: red
    elseif a:mode == "r"
        call VSCodeNotify('nvim-theme.replace')
    endif
endfunction


function! SetCursorLineNrColorVisual()
    set updatetime=0
    call VSCodeNotify('nvim-theme.visual')
endfunction

vnoremap <silent> <expr> <SID>SetCursorLineNrColorVisual SetCursorLineNrColorVisual()
nnoremap <silent> <script> v v<SID>SetCursorLineNrColorVisual
nnoremap <silent> <script> V V<SID>SetCursorLineNrColorVisual
nnoremap <silent> <script> <C-v> <C-v><SID>SetCursorLineNrColorVisual

function! SetCursorLineNrColorVisual()
    set updatetime=0
    call VSCodeNotify('nvim-theme.visual')
endfunction

vnoremap <silent> <expr> <SID>SetCursorLineNrColorVisual SetCursorLineNrColorVisual()
nnoremap <silent> <script> v v<SID>SetCursorLineNrColorVisual
nnoremap <silent> <script> V V<SID>SetCursorLineNrColorVisual
nnoremap <silent> <script> <C-v> <C-v><SID>SetCursorLineNrColorVisual


augroup CursorLineNrColorSwap
    autocmd!
    autocmd InsertEnter * call SetCursorLineNrColorInsert(v:insertmode)
    autocmd InsertLeave * call VSCodeNotify('nvim-theme.normal')
    autocmd CursorHold * call VSCodeNotify('nvim-theme.normal')
augroup END

Known Issues

  • Visual mode puts the cursor to the start of the line. Negligable as following command is almost always to move the cursor

TODO

  • search mode
  • replace mode