match your caelistia color scheme with your nvim

[bonnjalal]

Hey! Want your Neovim setup to rock the m3scheme color scheme? I'm using AstroNvim here but I think the Neovim setup is similar to it.

📂 Place Your Colorscheme File

First things first, you need to put your m3scheme.lua
file in the right spot. This is where Neovim looks for custom color schemes.

• Create the directory (if it doesn't exist): Make sure you have a colors folder inside your Neovim config directory.
• Place the file: Drop your m3scheme.lua file right into this path:

  ~/.config/nvim/colors/m3scheme.lua
  

⭐ AstroNvim Configuration

If you're using AstroNvim, integrating the m3scheme is super straightforward.

• Locate your UI configuration: Open your astroui.lua file. This is usually found within your AstroNvim user configuration (e.g., ~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/astroui.lua).
• Set the colorscheme: Find the line where colorscheme is defined and set its value to "m3scheme". It should look something like this:

  colorscheme = "m3scheme",

🚀 Vanilla Neovim Configuration

For those running a vanilla Neovim setup, you'll typically configure your colorscheme in your main init.lua file.

Disclaimer: I haven't personally tested this specific setup for vanilla Neovim, but based on common practices, this is how it generally works.

• Open your init.lua: This file is usually located at ~/.config/nvim/init.lua.
• Set the colorscheme: Add the following line to your init.lua file to apply the m3scheme:

  vim.o.colorscheme = "m3scheme"

After following these steps, restart Neovim, and you should see your new m3scheme in action! Enjoy!

[h0useofdupree]

@bonnjalal hey, would you mind sharing your nvim setup? I've seen that you contributed to nixpkgs (or at least forked it), so do you by any chance use nvf or normal nvim on nixos? I kind of hacked together a way of using your m3scheme on my config with NixOS and HM, but there are some settings I can see in your config, I would like to copy (for example the margins/paddings, which seem a lot cleaner on your version).

Would love to hear from you.
Thanks in advance!

[h0useofdupree]

Ahhh nevermind, I feel stupid for not thinking straight. You are using AstroNvim. God I miss AstroNvim...

Thanks anyways!

[bonnjalal]

Ahhh nevermind, I feel stupid for not thinking straight. You are using AstroNvim. God I miss AstroNvim...

Thanks anyways!

Yes, Unfortunately I'm using Astronvim right now (I'm also using it in nixos). Actually I'm trying nvf currently but I still didn't fully migrated to it, If I migrated to it I will let you now. Thank you.