rose-pine/vim

Soho vibes for Vim

Rosé Pine for Vim

All natural pine, faux fur and a bit of soho vibes for the classy minimalist

Installation

Vim packages

If not already present, create the plugins directory as follows:

mkdir -p $HOME/.vim/pack/plugins/start

Clone this repository to the plugins directory as follows:

git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/rose-pine/vim $HOME/.vim/pack/plugins/start/rosepine/

Vim-plug

Add the line Plug rose-pine/vim to your vimrc and install using the command :PlugInstall.

Pathogen

Clone the repository to your RUNTIMEPATH as follows:

git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/rose-pine/vim $HOME/.vim/bundle/rosepine

Alternatively, add this repository as a git sub-module as follows:

git submodule add [email protected]:rose-pine/vim.git $HOME/.vim/bundle/rosepine

Vundle

Add the line 'Plugin rose-pine/vim' to your vimrc and install using the command :PluginInstall.

Usage

Note: This colorscheme is only for Vim. Use Rosé Pine for Neovim for best compatibility with Neovim and popular Neovim plugins.

Enable

Use your favourite Rosé Pine flavour as follows:

Rosé Pine

Add the following lines to your vimrc

set background=dark
colorscheme rosepine

Rosé Pine Moon

Add the following lines to your vimrc

set background=dark
colorscheme rosepine_moon

Rosé Pine Dawn

Add the following lines to your vimrc

set background=light
colorscheme rosepine_dawn

Lightline integration

Rosé Pine

Add the following lines to your vimrc

let g:lightline = { 'colorscheme': 'rosepine' }

Rosé Pine Moon

Add the following lines to your vimrc

let g:lightline = { 'colorscheme': 'rosepine_moon' }

Rosé Pine Dawn

Add the following lines to your vimrc

let g:lightline = { 'colorscheme': 'rosepine_dawn' }

Note: Lightline ships a version of the default Rosé Pine colorscheme in their repository. To ensure that this version gets applied, either delete the file rosepine.vim present in the lightline.vim/autoload/lightline/colorscheme/ directory, or replace it with the file from the autoload/lightline/colorscheme/ directory corresponding to this plugin.

Configuration

Modify the colorscheme settings using pre-defined variables as follows:

Objective	Variable declaration
Transparent background	let g:disable_bg = 1
Transparent float background	let g:disable_float_bg = 1

Preview

Rosé Pine

Rosé Pine Moon

Rosé Pine Dawn

Credits

• Rosé Pine Neovim contributors
• Lifepillar
• Prateek

vim's Issues

Consider `muted` instead of `overlay` in lightline foreground

I find the foreground of the inactive windows in lightline to be unreadable. Please consider the following change:

diff --git i/templates/_lightline w/templates/_lightline
index 6050893..7404cfd 100644
--- i/templates/_lightline
+++ w/templates/_lightline
@@ -22,9 +22,9 @@ if &background ==# '@background'
     let s:p.normal.error    = [ [ s:overlay, s:iris ] ]
     let s:p.normal.warning  = [ [ s:surface, s:foam ] ]
 
-    let s:p.inactive.left   = [ [ s:overlay, s:surface ], [ s:overlay, s:surface ] ]
-    let s:p.inactive.right  = [ [ s:overlay, s:surface ], [ s:overlay, s:surface ] ]
-    let s:p.inactive.middle = [ [ s:overlay, s:surface ] ]
+    let s:p.inactive.left   = [ [ s:muted, s:surface ], [ s:muted, s:surface ] ]
+    let s:p.inactive.right  = [ [ s:muted, s:surface ], [ s:muted, s:surface ] ]
+    let s:p.inactive.middle = [ [ s:muted, s:surface ] ]
 
     let s:p.insert.left     = [ [ s:base, s:pine, 'bold' ], [ s:text, s:surface ] ]
     let s:p.insert.right    = [ [ s:base, s:pine ], [ s:text, s:surface ] ]

On the left dawn and moon as they are now. On the right is the suggested change applied.

rosepine_dawn colors not rendering properly

I'm using the default macOs terminal (tried it on iTerm2 as well) and background doesn't render properly

Background does not look like the right colour in Foot

This is what my vim looks like in Foot. Installed with Pathogen as per the instructions and also integrated with Lightline as per the instructions.

My only plugins are:

• Rosé Pine theme
• Lightline
• commentary

Vim version 9.1.0151-2