If you're using neovim, you should be using nvim-noirbuddy, which builds upon noirblaze-vim and takes it to the next level. Highly customizable with many presets. You can now change the "primary" colour and have your own spin on a monochrome color scheme.
A dark minimal vim theme with a touch of hot pink (magenta?).
If you're using vim-plug you can add the following to your plugin call:
Plug 'n1ghtmare/noirblaze-vim'Or if you're using packer.nvim:
use "n1ghtmare/noirblaze-vim"Then in your config add (for vim):
syntax enable
colorscheme noirblazeOr, for neovim with lua:
vim.opt.background = "dark"
vim.cmd("colorscheme noirblaze")You can also enable the lightline theme by including the following:
let g:lightline = { 'colorscheme': 'noirblaze' }Here is some more screenshots:
