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Hi

First, thanks for making this wonderful theme. It’s beautiful.

I have only noticed one issue, and that is that if you open a terminal inside nvim, e.g. with :terminal, then the cursor is invisible. It definitely seems to be theme related as if I change theme to anything else the cursor immediately becomes visible.

If for any reason you can’t reproduce I’m happy to provide screenshots and configuration details. Just let me know anything you might need.

Thanks again for the theme (and its great name).

Hey! I love this colorscheme for my NVIM and was curious if you have made colorscheme for terminals or will you be making it in the future? I am not much knowledgable on this matter but there are like 16 colors (8 bold, 8 normal) that are enough for a colorscheme on terminals like Alacritty, Mintty, etc. I would really love to use no-clown-fiesta for 3 things - NVIM, Terminal and VSCode(a port for this will be very appreciated too!).

Thanks!

New TS version breaks some of the highlight groups.

• Changes
• New highlight groups

Hi, Love the color scheme
The problem is that some keywords like import, from, try and except highlighted with color palette.red.
How can I translate this command to the lua and use it in the color scheme.
: hi! @exception.python guifg=#7e97ab

Im experiencing an issue where TODO, FIXME, and other labels, are being grayed out after a second when a new buffer is opened.
Before:

After:

I tried adding the highlight:
["@text.note"] = { fg = palette.red },
to treesitter, but it did not work.
Any clues?

This is my lualine when I use no-clown-fiesta theme. Is this a bug or is it just a status line without color?

Hi, love the theme but cannot figure out what does each setting do. I'm coding mostly using Go and theme looks too simple, I thought settings like "comments" can change colors of comment and so on but if passing hex color or name of system color name it does not work.

Is it possible to customize colors via settings or what does each setting do?

Hi again,

I was editing some CSS today when I realised that I hadn’t installed a CSS parser for treesitter. Once I did most of the file was just rendered in white.

Without treesitter:

With treesitter:

I know that no-clown-fiesta has a minimalist aesthetic but it did strike me that this was perhaps not intentional 😊.

I do appreciate that if you don’t write CSS (or use treesitter) this may be very low priority for you, in which case (and sorry to ask, but I’m new to neovim and still feeling my way around), is there a simple way to override some of the theme treesitter values from within the theme setup function, or after the theme has loaded? I know how to use :inspect to see how treesitter is classifying things.

As of now JSX elements are just the same as the normal foreground color. Any plans to make it a different color like the desaturated teal or sky blue you use?

There is a dead link to the screenshot on the main page.

After the update there is weird symbols appeared in the status bar

Without theme:

With the theme:

First of all, really good job on the theme, it is truly fantastic and so easy on the eyes.

Second, this is not really an issue per se, but rather a question I have regarding matching parenthesis and brackets.
I'm not really familiar with Lua, nor how to configure the various neovim behaviors, and I wanted to change the default colors on the matching parenthesis, and the best I could come up with was via:

palette = require 'no-clown-fiesta palette'
vim.api.nvim_set_hI(0, 'MatchParen', { underline = false, bold = true, fg = palette.orange })

I'm guessing this is the only way, since this parameter doesnt have an options argument.
Could this be added, or is there a way to configure this that is going over my head completely?

In description said the theme has lsp support but LSP diagnostics errors in default color.

Is there any setting to make float windows transparent?

The link leads to a not found response.

Wondering if you came across themes which achieve a look similar to no-clown-fiesta, and if so can you can tell them here?

Like for example I quite like https://github.com/rsms/sublime-theme but it is Sublime only.

Hey, lovely theme! I am trying to get it set up and have hit a dead end in debugging.

I am using lazy.nvim as the package manager, and have reviewed a few dotfiles from people that have made issues on this repo in the past, and even when I copy their config 1:1 I cannot get it to work.

When nvim loads, the colorscheme is default, if I then run :colorscheme no-clown-fiesta it correctly sets the theme.

In :Lazy I can see that the colorscheme is loaded and ready.

This is my commit attempt: tomspeak/dotfiles@05be4da

Any chance you have any ideas what is wrong here? Cheers

Love this colorscheme! Any chance of supporting nvim-dap-ui?

Hello! Is there any chance support for neotest will be added in the future?

I'm using Windows 10 and AstroNvim which uses Packer to install plugins. While there is nothing wrong when installing no-clown-fiesta.nvim and there is indeed a colorscheme with the name no-clown-fiesta, it doesn't do anything using it through :colorscheme no-clown-fiesta results in no change or causes the colorcheme to change into one of neovims defaults.
I use the following command in the init.lua of AstroNvim:

plugins = {
  init = {
    -- Other plugins
    { "aktersnurra/no-clown-fiesta.nvim" },
  }
}

Hi! Could you add some license so i can put your credits in my fork?

The background used to be gray as the rest of the screen

Errors have lowest contrast while the hints have the highest wrt to the background. Can we change them such that they have same contrast, preferably as subdued as the error's color?

The picture above has these colors:

• DiagnosticError #ac4142
• DiagnosticWarn #f4bf75
• DiagnosticInfo #f4bf75
• DiagnosticHint #a5d6ff

Now it's required to use setup function as config in packer but it would be great to be able setting up the theme and its settings via vim.g.

What I mean by "use setup function as config"

use {
      'aktersnurra/no-clown-fiesta.nvim',
      config = function()
        require("no-clown-fiesta").setup({})
      end
}

Would be great to be able:

vim.cmd("colorscheme no-clown-fiesta") -- set theme
vim.g.noclownfiesta_type = "bold,italic" -- and other settings in similar way

Why? If someone wants to change theme, they need to remove dependency from packer and re-compile.