custom sonokai palette
Mar 02, 2024
To get my own color scheme, I had been using a fork of sonokai that I had created.
I don't remember why I created it instead of using a custom palette with sonokai, but recently my color scheme (which I had never maintained) broke when viewing markdown files, so this morning I figured out how to switch back to sonokai and just use my custom palette.
It was very easy:
vim.g.sonokai_colors_override = {
black = { "#181a1c", "232" },
bg_dim = { "#24272e", "232" },
bg0 = { "#252A39", "235" },
bg1 = { "#2a3041", "236" },
bg2 = { "#2f3548", "236" },
bg3 = { "#343b50", "237" },
bg4 = { "#394158", "237" },
bg_red = { "#ff6d7e", "203" },
diff_red = { "#55393d", "52" },
bg_green = { "#a5e179", "107" },
diff_green = { "#394634", "22" },
bg_blue = { "#7ad5f1", "110" },
diff_blue = { "#354157", "17" },
diff_yellow = { "#4e432f", "54" },
fg = { "#e1e3e4", "250" },
red = { "#F47648", "203" },
orange = { "#8ED0B2", "215" },
yellow = { "#8ED0B2", "179" },
green = { "#40BA93", "107" },
blue = { "#73D0FF", "110" },
purple = { "#fca07f", "176" },
grey = { "#828a9a", "246" },
grey_dim = { "#5a6477", "240" },
none = { "NONE", "NONE" },
}
vim.cmd("colorscheme sonokai")
here it is in context of my config; I have archived my fork of sonokai because there's no longer any reason for it to exist.
Some screenshots of my custom theme:
