Theme settings

nvim/.config/nvim/init.lua

@@ -9,8 +9,46 @@ require("evim.init")
 
 -- Theme
 vim.opt.termguicolors = true
-require('onedark').setup {
-	style = 'darker'
+local theme = require("onedark")
+
+theme.setup {
+	-- Main options --
+	style = "warmer",          -- Default theme style. Choose between "dark", "darker", "cool", "deep", "warm", "warmer" and "light"
+	transparent = false,       -- Show/hide background
+	term_colors = true,        -- Change terminal color as per the selected theme style
+	ending_tildes = false,     -- Show the end-of-buffer tildes. By default they are hidden
+	cmp_itemkind_reverse = false, -- reverse item kind highlights in cmp menu
+
+	-- toggle theme style ---
+	toggle_style_key = nil,                                                           -- keybind to toggle theme style. Leave it nil to disable it, or set it to a string, for example "<leader>ts"
+	toggle_style_list = { "dark", "darker", "cool", "deep", "warm", "warmer", "light" }, -- List of styles to toggle between
+
+	-- Change code style ---
+	-- Options are italic, bold, underline, none
+	-- You can configure multiple style with comma separated, For e.g., keywords = "italic,bold"
+	code_style = {
+		comments = "italic",
+		keywords = "none",
+		functions = "bold",
+		strings = "none",
+		variables = "none"
+	},
+
+	-- Lualine options --
+	lualine = {
+		transparent = false, -- lualine center bar transparency
+	},
+
+	-- Custom Highlights --
+	colors = {},  -- Override default colors
+	highlights = {}, -- Override highlight groups
+
+	-- Plugins Config --
+	diagnostics = {
+		darker = true, -- darker colors for diagnostic
+		undercurl = true, -- use undercurl instead of underline for diagnostics
+		background = true, -- use background color for virtual text
+	},
 }
 vim.cmd.colorscheme "onedark"