Slick is a toned-down color scheme for Vim/Neovim. It's one of the most consistent and complete themes I've ever used. It supports many languages and plugins. Fork fixes minor issues and adds new stuff (i.e. EasyMotion support) compared to the initial theme.
Finding the right colortheme for Vim/Neovim can be quite some odyssey. There are not that many themes out there which cross all these boxes:
- Complete UI, all UI elements have the right color, even not so obvious stuff like modals, sign columns, 80-chars-column, cursourline and -columns
- All major languages are supported with granular highlighting, man, even vim-plug within VimScript!
- Reduced color set, it's not cramming dozens random, muddy colors, enjoy crystal clear colors paired w/matching tones
Add
Plug 'desmap/slick'
to your .vimrc/init.vim, restart Vim/Neovim and run :PlugInstall in your .vimrc/init.vim file and set the colortheme with :color slick.
Add
Plugin 'desmap/slick'
to your .vimrc/init.vim, restart Vim/Neovim and run :PlugInstall in your .vimrc/init.vim file and set the colortheme with :color slick.
- quick-scope
- coc.vim
- Ale
- CtrlP
- EasyMotion
- GitGutter
- NERDTree
- pangloss/vim-javascript
- PlainTasks (.todo)
- Startify
- VIM-JavaScript (pangloss)
- Apache Config
- CoffeeScript
- CSS
- Git
- Haml
- HTML
- JavaScript/JSX (best with pangloss/vim-javascript)
- Json
- LaTeX
- Markdown
- PHP
- Ruby
- Sass
- Slim
- TypeScript (best with HerringtonDarkholme/yats.vim)
- VimL
- YAML
- XML
You can use a plugin like CSApprox to make this work smoothly in older 256 colors or even 88 colors terminals.