[delta]
syntax-theme = none
light = false
line-numbers = true
minus-style = "#A74D39" normal
minus-emph-style = "#2E201E" "#A74D39" bold
line-numbers-minus-style = "#A74D39"
plus-style = "#616655" normal
plus-emph-style = "#F2DDBC" "#616655" bold
line-numbers-plus-style = "#616655"
line-numbers-left-style = "#5C403B"
line-numbers-right-style = "#5C403B"
line-numbers-zero-style = "#5C403B"
With Lazy.nvim:
{
"evanasse/chalet",
dependencies = { "rktjmp/lush.nvim" },
}
In wezterm.lua
:
You'll have to make
lua/chalet_colors/init.lua
available for the Lua runtime of Wezterm.
-- Colors
local colors = require("chalet_colors")
config.color_scheme = "chalet"
config.color_schemes = {
["chalet"] = {
background = colors.bg,
foreground = colors.fg,
brights = {
colors.ansi.bright_black,
colors.ansi.bright_red,
colors.ansi.bright_green,
colors.ansi.bright_yellow,
colors.ansi.bright_blue,
colors.ansi.bright_magenta,
colors.ansi.bright_cyan,
colors.ansi.bright_white,
},
ansi = {
colors.ansi.black,
colors.ansi.red,
colors.ansi.green,
colors.ansi.yellow,
colors.ansi.blue,
colors.ansi.magenta,
colors.ansi.cyan,
colors.ansi.white,
},
},
}
- This colorscheme was built with Lush.
- This colorscheme's inspiration came from the Farout colorscheme.