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Thanks! I was just trying to make something quick to convert the space-vim-theme to spacebuddy, which I have since ported to space-nvim if you are interested in another dependency free lua colorscheme. I haven't posted it here yet because it's treesitter highlights need some work.
For all of you guys thinking about making a colorscheme with nvim-highlite and want to have cterm colors available but aren't sure how to figure theme out I got you. Copy the code from this issue in space-nvim into a .rs file like hex2xterm.rs and compile it with rustc and it will calculate the nearest xterm 256 bit color (that's what cterm uses) from any hex color.
Hey guys sorry it took me so long. I have ported OneBuddy to One-nvim with no dependencies. I used nvim-highlite as a template. Iron-E's is awesome and so is his template. Other than having no dependencies One-nvim also supports cterm colors (properish colors for terminals that don't support termguicolors).
https://github.com/Th3Whit3Wolf/one-nvim/blob/main/lua/one-nvim.lua#L108
In this photo I was using spaceline
Yes. This was ported from colorbuddy which took inspiration from vim-one and one-dark.
I'm not sure what you mean. If you mean syntax highlight of your commands inside the neovim terminal then you have to zsh and have either zsh-syntax-highlighting) or fast-syntax-highlighting setup and then set your shell inside neovim to zsh.
Ah you're looking for nvim-colorizer.lua