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What's New?

0.x

Forked

On 12/19/2024 the tokyo night theme was forked for a colorschemes expansion, with the addition of a new color palette, now nekonight becomes a megapack of multi-platform themes.

New themes added

  • neko mars theme
  • neko nord theme
  • neko shades of purple theme
  • neko shades of purple dark theme
  • neko fire obsidian
  • neko onedark

with hand-picked colors to inspire you and increase your productivity, themes with Nordic colors and themes with modern colors.

  • added support for vim fugit2 plugin

4.x

tokyonight creates almost 900 highlight groups, so it was about time to refactor the code :)

Support for plugins has been split in separate files and can be enabled/disabled via opts.

For lazy.nvim users opts.plugins.auto = true will automatically enable/disable plugins based on the plugins you have installed.

By default opts.plugins.all = true for users not using lazy.nvim, which will enable all plugins. Set it to false to manually enable/disable plugins.

  • Loading of your customized toyonight theme is automatically cached. TN was already quite fast, but now it's even faster (around 2ms on my machine with all lazy plugins enabled).
  • The day style has been updated and fixed
  • removed the option opts.hide_inactive_statusline
  • removed the option opts.sidebars

Bonus: tokyonight Dev Environment

Mostly for my owe use, but I've added a tokyonight dev environment to the repo, that is automatically loaded from .lazy.lua when you use lazy.nvim.

It mostly configures mini.hipatterns to easily what the colors and highlight groups look like.