A Vim color scheme tuned to work with Apple's Terminal.app profiles.
Pigment.vim provides the base set of cterm mappings to construct consistent color profiles. Profiles are then built by changing the ANSI color swatches in Terminal.app's Settings > Profiles > Text dialog.
The Pigment mappings are based on the recommendations from the Nord theme.
Pigment comes packaged with Nordish a theme based on Nord and Polarish a theme based on the old Polarized light theme and a bit of Nordish. These themes are a good starting point for creating new profiles.
New versions of the old Polarized themes are included for installation. The translation isn't a one to one match with v1.0.0. If you want to rollback:
Plug 'mkitt/pigment', { 'tag': 'v1.0.0' }Base00 Base01 Base02 Base03 Base04 Base05 Base06 Base07
Base08 Base09 Base10 Base11 Base12 Base13 Base14 Base15
| BASE | TERM | CTERM | Vim Group |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base00 | 00 Black | Black | GUI BG |
| Base01 | 01 Red | DarkRed | Error |
| Base02 | 02 Green | DarkGreen | String |
| Base03 | 03 Yellow | Brown | WarningMsg |
| Base04 | 04 Blue | DarkBlue | Statement |
| Base05 | 05 Magenta | DarkMagenta | Special |
| Base06 | 06 Cyan | DarkCyan | Constant |
| Base07 | 07 White | Grey | Default Text |
| Base08 | 08 Bright Black | DarkGrey | GUI FG |
| Base09 | 09 Bright Red | Red | Visual |
| Base0A | 10 Bright Green | Green | Comment |
| Base0B | 11 Bright Yellow | Yellow | Delimiter |
| Base0C | 12 Bright Blue | Blue | Identifier |
| Base0D | 13 Bright Magenta | Magenta | PreProc |
| Base0E | 14 Bright Cyan | Cyan | GUI POP |
| Base0F | 15 Bright White | White | Highlight Text |
See :vert help highlight-groups and :vert help group-name
Set the color scheme in your vimrc
colorscheme pigment
No need to call set background, Terminal.app profile should take care of it.
Sync file, directory, symlink and friends coloring in a bash rc file.
export CLICOLOR=1
export LSCOLORS=excxgxfxbxdxbxbxbxexex