Hi, I like the fonts in this plugin readme screenshot, would you please tell me the name/link of the font?

Thanks!

I tried enabling transparent mode for the theme, with the following colorscheme.lua config:

vim.g.mellow_transparent = true
vim.g.mellow_italic_functions = true
vim.g.mellow_bold_functions = true

vim.cmd [[colorscheme mellow]]

Howerver my terminal is still not transparent

Here is my nvim configuration:

Am I missing something here?

HI, I'd like to use your code as a template for my theme as it is very simple and has everything I'd need.

Your code is not licensed. Could you add a license to your code? It is generally a good practice to add some kind of a license to your code :)

I really love this color theme, i was a neo vim user but for personal reasons i moved back to VsCode, i tried to find a color theme that resembles this one but sadly there's none, i wish to be able to use this color theme in my vsCode environment.

Absolutely love the theme! Are there any chances you could add a hop.nvim integration?

Nvim is deprecating VertSplit and moving to WinSeparator for borders in 0.10. By default, WinSeparator links to normal which does not look great for most colorschemes.

I think this used to work, and I don't know of anything in my configuration that might have changed anything, other than perhaps a Treesitter update.

If I disable Treesitter on a Markdown buffer, the syntax highlighting is working correctly.

If I run this command on the open buffer when Treesitter is enabled, I get back this list of captures.

:lua =vim.treesitter.highlighter.active[vim.api.nvim_get_current_buf()]

captures = <2>{ "markup.heading.1", "markup.heading.1.marker", "markup.heading.2", "markup.heading.2.marker", "markup.heading.3.marker", "ma
rkup.heading.3", "markup.heading.4.marker", "markup.heading.4", "markup.heading.5.marker", "markup.heading.5", "markup.heading.6.marker", "markup.he
ading.6", "label", "markup.heading", "punctuation.special", "markup.raw.block", "markup.raw.delimiter", "conceal", "markup.link.url", "markup.link.l
abel", "markup.list", "markup.list.unchecked", "markup.list.checked", "markup.quote", "string.escape", "spell" },

I'm not sure if that means anything, tho I did find another theme with similar highlights defined for them:

https://github.com/bluz71/vim-moonfly-colors/blob/a1a0dfc621f41ffb4e98a813e021ba41e8199adc/lua/moonfly/init.lua#L443-L463

I noticed there are no similar highlights in Mellow. Perhaps the issue?

NVIM v0.9.5
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Sorry, me again.

With the change in #31, there is now no indication for the currently selected item in a floating window. I am not sure what the value should be, but setting it to a hardcoded value has made it not decipherable from the current background.

This is inside mini.pick but I am guessing other things might be affected too.

Working (very faint highlight of current line)

Not working

Any plans to add an iterm2 theme?

Move extras into their own repo in the organization.

your font is awesome, please font name

I would like to request a light variant of the mellow colorscheme. This would be really nice to integrate with systems, as they would have a dedicated colorscheme for the light mode. I also really miss a light theme for my editor and terminal.

I suggest moving mellow.nvim into organization for Mellow theme. This would make porting apps to Mellow easier and it would make finding ports easier.

Really love this palette, thank you for your work! 🙏
Wouldn't be awesome to have it also as GitDelta theme?

Ref: https://github.com/dandavison/delta/blob/master/themes.gitconfig

As you have an iTerm2 port, I would like to request you to add it here. The reason is that Ghostty use schemes from this repository, and automatically adds them so they can be called. This would make a port uneeded. Also, this repository converts the colorscheme to a variety of tools (some of which are not yet available). You can also adopt the conversion and just write one theme, as most of the terminals and apps are available.

whenever I open neovim, for some reason it always says
Mellow.nvim has moved to mellow-theme/mellow.nvim
how to get rid of this?

Would you be willing to include (and maintain) a terminator theme in extras/? If so, I'd be happy to make a PR to create the initial file 🙂

As far as I see, these files are manually written, not using any script, right?