base16.nix VS tinted-shell

exports relevant NixOS settings to the neovim xdg dotdir with the regular xdg.configFile..source (right now it's only my system-wide base16 colorscheme which I manage with my flake library base16.nix);

I basically rice my NeoVim and colors, so I'm currently working on base16.nix library that helps you setup base16 colors. There is also a more popular base16-nix, which, btw, has a couple of interesting forks.

Hello. I am trying to add the package Base16 Shell (https://github.com/tinted-theming/base16-shell) to my setup. Eventually if I get it working I would like to add the software to NixOS because I think it's very useful and missing from nixpkgs.

It isn't something you "rice" except for changing a style sheet related to Pantheon, but it isn't really meant for that anyways. You could use something like Base16-shell for the terminal colors if you really wanted to rice your command line instead. Mind the shameless plug btw, it's a really useful utility that makes CLI coloration easier. You can set the accent colors to change automatically according to your wallpaper, so some visual flow is there.

I prefer to use base16-shell to set my terminal colors and then https://github.com/base16-project/base16-vim to automatically apply that colorscheme to vim, keeping them in sync. Solarized is one of the available themes withing base16.