${\textsf{\color{#00A6ED}Themes}}$🎨 menu for Neovim (using Telescope plugin)

An extension for Telescope plugin to switch colorschemes. It will read all your installed themes (in addition to Nvim builtin themes)

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Prerequisite Telescope🔭 (plugin for neovim)

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Installation 🛠️

Using packer.nvim or lazy.nvim plugin managers

🔻 ${\textsf{\color{lightgreen}Add this line to your init.lua :}}$

require("current-theme")

🔻 ${\textsf{\color{lightskyblue}As a plugin, example with keybind (using lazy)}}$

return {
  "nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim",
  tag = "0.1.5",
  cmd = "Telescope",
  dependencies = {
  	"Paulobox/themes.nvim",
  	"nvim-lua/plenary.nvim",
  },
  config = function()
  	local telescope = require("telescope")
  	telescope.load_extension("themes")
  end,
},

vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>th", ":Telescope themes<CR>", {noremap = true, silent = true, desc = "Theme Switcher"})

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Usage ⚙️

:Telescope themes

Keybind to  • <leader>th •  for quick access

vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>th", ":Telescope themes<CR>", {noremap = true, silent = true, desc = "Theme Switcher"})

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Important⚠️

You need to add require require("current-theme") at the end of your ${\textsf{\color{lightgreen}init.lua}}$ so the theme you have selected loads on every startup. As the extension is writing the colorscheme command in your config, and neovim configs are very indvidual and unique, it is hard to predict which part to manipulate, so the ${{\textsf{\color{gold}extension creates a file named {\textsf{\color{#F49EC4}current-theme.lua{\textsf{\color{gold} will be generated in root of /lua directory}}}}}}}$, it contains the command responsible ${\textsf{\color{#00A64F}for saving the latest theme}}$ and it's overwritten by the extension on every new selection.
vim.o.termguicolors = true

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Credits

Neovim's plugin Telescope🔭: nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim
Lazy💤 plugin manager folke/lazy.nvim
Screenshot colorscheme embark-theme/vim
Original made by /andrew-george/

• It is inspired by NvChad's theme switcher, but made to work with most custom configurations.