Mono Colorscheme

A dark Neovim colorscheme based on Moonfly, with a focus on monochromatic aesthetics.

NOTE:

• Only tested with neovim.
• Code structure is now bullsh*t. All highlights are in a single file lmao
• Only works quite well with my nvim setup at psynyde/nvim. All plugins used by me are well supported :D

Features

• Dark background with carefully chosen colors
• Bytecode compilation for near-instant startup
• Terminal colors support
• Italic support (can be disabled)
• Transparent background support
• Undercurl support
• Customizable options

Installation

Using a plugin manager

packer.nvim

use 'psynyde/mono'

Usage

Add the following to your init.lua:

vim.cmd('colorscheme mono')

Configuration

To customize the colorscheme, use the setup function.

Example: (using lazy.nvim)

{
    "psynyde/mono",
    lazy = false,
    priority = 1000,
    config = function()
        require("mono").setup({
            italics = true,
            undercurl = true,
            transparent = true,
        })
        vim.cmd.colorscheme("mono")
    end,
}

Available Options

Option	Description	Default
italics	Use italics for comments, keywords, etc.	true
terminal_colors	Use the theme's palette for the terminal UI.	true
transparent	Use a transparent background.	false
undercurl	Use undercurls for spelling and lint errors.	false

Compilation

• Invalidation: the compiled cache is re-generated automatically when the plugin version or any relevant option (transparent, italics, undercurl, terminal_colors) changes.

• Manual recompile:

  :MonoCompile

• Debug: set vim.g.mono_debug = true before loading to also write the human-readable Lua source to ~/.cache/nvim/mono/mono.lua.

Lualine

This colorscheme includes a lualine theme. To use it, set the theme in your lualine configuration:

require('lualine').setup {
  options = {
    theme = 'mono'
    -- ... your other lualine options
  }
}

Preview:

License

MIT License