Dark Slate

A pure dark Neovim theme written in Lua.

Features

• Easy to configure
• Supports a few plugins

Supported plugins

• stevearc/oil.nvim (source oil.lua)
• folke/flash.nvim (source flash.lua)
• folke/snacks.nvim (source snacks.lua)
• lewis6991/gitsigns.nvim (source gitsigns.lua)
• Saghen/blink.cmp (source blink.lua)
• folke/lazy.nvim (source lazy_nvim.lua)
• nvim-tree/nvim-web-devicons.nvim (source init.lua)
• nvim-lualine/lualine.nvim (source lualine.lua) (lualine theme darkslate)
• folke/which-key.nvim (source which_key.lua)

Quickstart

1. Install SomeCoder99/darkslate.nvim example with lazy.nvim

   { "SomeCoder99/darkslate.nvim", opts = {} }

2. Add configuration (optional)

   {
     "SomeCoder99/darkslate.nvim",
     ---@module "darkslate"
     ---@type darkslate.opts
     opts = {
       variant = "darker", -- theme variant: "dark" | "cold" | "darker" (default: "dark")
       color = {}, -- create/override color name
       hl = {}, -- create/override highlight group
       plugin = {}, -- plugin specific configuration
     },
   }

3. Set your colorscheme to darkslate

4. Setup other plugins (optional)

Make nvim-web-devicons colors darker

{
  "nvim-tree/nvim-web-devicons",
  dependencies = { "SomeCoder99/darkslate.nvim" },
  opts = function (_, opts)
    return require("darkslate.plugin.nvim_web_devicons").tweak_opts(opts)
  end,
}

Screenshots

• Screenshot of lualine.nvim with various brightness (dark to bright)

• Screenshot for snacks.nvim

• Screenshot for blink.cmp

• Screenshot for darker nvim-web-devicons for "darker" variant