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Yowish<small>, a yellowish dark vim colorscheme</small>

Description

Yowish is a vim dark theme similar to outlander, with some yellow in it :smiley:
It works well on both GUI & 256-colors terminal.

See supported file types, customized plugins and screens.

Note You can even use your own colors..

GUI vs terminal

The colors in 256-color terminals are quite similar to the ones in the GUI version.
Here is a comparison between GVim and xfce-terminal with a standard color palette:

Supported file types <a id="filetypes"></a>

Normally, any file type should be good looking, but some are more customized than others, check the screens.

Syntax plugins

The theme uses some elements from the following syntax plugins:

• html: othree/html5.vim
• pug: vim-pug (Formerly jade)
• javascript:
  • othree/yajs.vim
  • pangloss/vim-javascript
• markdown: gabrielelana/vim-markdown
• php: StanAngeloff/php.vim

Other plugins <a id="plugins"></a>

The theme provides custom colors for the following plugins (Note that you can disable them, see configuration for that).

• Agit
  

• CtrlP
  

• NERDTree
  

• Lightline
  

• Signjk
  

• Two airline themes:

  • yowish
    
  • yowishU (U for Unity)
    

• Unite
  

Installation

Copy the distributed files into Vim runtime directory which is usually ~/.vim/, or $HOME/vimfiles on Windows.

Or in a better way, use a vim plugin manager:

Configuration <a id="configuration"></a>

The configuration of the plugin is stocked in one global dictionary g:yowish.
To define/modify an option you can either:

let g:yowish = {}
let g:yowish.option1 = 'foo'
let g:yowish.option2 = 0

Or:

let g:yowish = {
			\ 'option1': 'foo',
			\ 'option2': 0
		\ }

Options

Be sure to define options before loading the colorscheme

Custom color palette <a id="custom-colors"></a>

Starting from version 0.7.3 you can modify the color palette used in the theme using g:yowish.colors.
The values by default are:

g:yowish.colors = {
			\	'background'        : ['#222222', '235'],
			\	'backgroundDark'    : ['#0e0e0e', '232'],
			\	'backgroundLight'   : ['#393939', '236'],
			\	'comment'           : ['#6e6e6e', '242'],
			\	'green'             : ['#2acf2a', '40'],
			\	'lightBlue'         : ['#6699cc', '67'],
			\	'lightGreen'        : ['#99cc99','108']
			\	'lightRed'          : ['#f2777a', '203'],
			\	'lightViolet'       : ['#d09cea', '171'],
			\	'lightYellow'       : ['#ffcc66', '222'],
			\	'red'               : ['#f01d22', '160'],
			\	'selected'          : ['#373b41', '234'],
			\	'text'              : ['#cbcbcb', '251'],
			\	'textDark'          : ['#bebebe', '249'],
			\	'textExtraDark'     : ['#8c8c8c', '244'],
			\	'textLight'         : ['#ebebeb', '255'],
			\	'yellow'            : ['#ffbe3c', '215'],
			\ }

The value of each key is a list containing:

1. A hexadecimal color for GUI.
2. The equivalent 256-color for supported terminals.

Note that you can completely change the look, here is my personal custom palette:

let g:yowish.colors = {
            \	'background'       : ['#2f343f', 'none'],
            \	'backgroundDark'   : ['#191d27', '16'],
            \	'backgroundLight'  : ['#464b5b', '59'],
            \	'blue'             : ['#5295e2', '68'],
            \	'comment'          : ['#5b6176', '242'],
            \	'lightBlue'        : ['#e39f52', '179'],
            \	'lightYellow'      : ['#80aee3', '110'],
            \	'yellow'           : ['#5295e2', '68'],
            \ }

And there is how it looks in gvim & terminal vim.

Screens <a id="screens"></a>

Feel free to add screens for other file types or plugins.

css

html

pug

javascript

php

ruby

scss

sh

Diff with coffeescript files.

Notes

Being the 1st vim colorscheme that I'm developing, feel free to report issues. Pull requests are welcome, but please provide a before/after screenshot.

And if you're asking yourself, yeah I like yellow :smile:

Todo

• Support more plugins if needed
• Better support for the following file types (PR are more than welcome):
  • python
  • c
  • java

Thanks

Thanks to Bram Moolenaar for creating the best piece of software in the world :heart:

Thanks to you if you're using yowish.