Is it possible to use a .override function on the final neovim package to change nvf options?

[ItsLiyua]

I have my system flake set up in such a way that nvf is exported as a package declaration in case I wanna use it on a different nix system that doesn't have my entire desktop config. Is it possible to somehow pass options via the .override function to nvf so that I can change for example the theme colors or disable all LSPs (for use on low power systems)? I don't want to have to create multiple configurations for different themes or LSP configs.

I'm not quite sure how to take the arguments from the neovim derivation and pass them up to the nvf config or whether that's even possible.

my package.nix:

{ nvf, pkgs, ... }:
(nvf.lib.neovimConfiguration {
  inherit pkgs;
  modules = [
    ./plugins
    ./binds.nix
    ./options.nix
  ];
}).neovim

Relevant flake.nix (flake-utils makes the package available for all architectures):

packages = {
  nvim = import ./packages/nvim/package.nix {
    inherit (inputs) nvf;
    inherit pkgs;
  };
};

Wanted result:

...
home.packages = [ (self.packages.x86_64-linux.nvim.override { theme = { base00 = "..."; ... }; enableLSP = false; }) ];
...

Thanks for reading.