We are excited to announce the initial release of Vesper.nvim, a color scheme plugin designed for Neovim users. This release marks the beginning of our journey to provide a visually appealing and customizable color scheme tailored for a delightful coding experience.
Features in v0.0.1:
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Basic Color Scheme: A carefully crafted color palette for various Neovim UI elements, providing a clean and readable coding environment.
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Syntax Highlighting: Initial support for syntax highlighting across a range of programming languages and file types.
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Dark Mode: Vesper.nvim introduces a dark mode by default, creating a soothing and focused atmosphere for coding sessions.
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Minimalist Design: A minimalist design approach for improved focus on your code with subtle visual cues.
Known Limitations:
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Limited Language Support: While the color scheme covers a variety of languages, some languages might not have complete or optimized syntax highlighting in this release.
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Ongoing Development: This release is just the beginning! Expect more enhancements and additional features in future updates.
Installation:
To install Vesper.nvim, simply add it to your Neovim configuration file using your preferred plugin manager. For example, using Lazy.nvim:
{
"gambhirsharma/vesper.nvim",
lazy = false,
priority = 1000,
config = function ()
vim.cmd([[colorscheme vesper]])
end
}Future Roadmap:
Vesper.nvim v0.0.1 lays the foundation for future improvements. Here's a glimpse of what's on the horizon:
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Extended Language Support: Expanding syntax highlighting support for a wider range of languages.
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Customization Options: Providing users with more customization options to tailor the color scheme to their preferences.
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Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements: Addressing any reported issues and optimizing the plugin for improved performance.
We appreciate your support and welcome any feedback or contributions. Stay tuned for updates as Vesper.nvim evolves into a powerful and flexible color scheme solution for Neovim users.
Happy coding!