Plastic.vim - a dark colorscheme for vim/neovim with low contrast colors for long coding sessions
Florian Rand

Florian Rand @flrnd

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Plastic.vim - a dark colorscheme for vim/neovim with low contrast colors for long coding sessions

Publish Date: May 31 '19
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Plastic (by Will Stone) is one of my favorite color schemes for Visual Studio Code.

Since I use neovim as my main editor, I decided to create a port for vim/neovim.

GitHub logo flrnd / plastic.vim

VSCode Plastic theme port for vim/neovim.

plastic.vim

plastic.vim

VSCode Plastic theme port for vim/neovim.

Install

  1. Using your plugin manager of choice and placing flrnprz/plastic.vim in your .vimrc file. or
  2. clone this directory into your vim/plugged directory
" important:
set termguicolors

set background=dark
syntax on
colorscheme plastic

" Lightline
let g:lightline = { 'colorscheme': 'plastic' }
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It has the same design principle of simple syntax highlight. I hope you enjoy it!

Happy coding!

Comments 9 total

  • Corey Alexander
    Corey AlexanderJun 1, 2019

    Oh this is really nice, I might have to give it a try! Thanks for sharing!

  • Darryl Young
    Darryl YoungJun 1, 2019

    Thanks for sharing, Florian. I'm giving it a go. So far, so good!

    • Florian Rand
      Florian RandJun 1, 2019

      Cool! If you find something off don't doubt to open an issue! thanks!

  • Chatchai Saratakij
    Chatchai SaratakijJun 1, 2019

    This colorscheme seems less contrast than monokai.
    Consider using it now, Thank you for porting this to neovim :)

  • RedPenguin101
    RedPenguin101Jun 4, 2019

    This is a lovely theme!

    The syntax doesn't seem to highlighting headers in markdown (.md) for me (not distinguished from normal text), is that intentional or is my config off?

    • Florian Rand
      Florian RandJun 5, 2019

      I just checked it and it seems working as intended. Can you open an issue in GitHub with more details?

      Thanks, I'm glad you like it, but merit is from the original, this is only a mere port.

  • Will Stone
    Will StoneNov 9, 2019

    Hey Florian. Thanks for the nod to Plastic. The port is looking great 😄

    • Florian Rand
      Florian RandNov 9, 2019

      Hey Will, thank you for creating Plastic in the first place :D.

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