Vim Pure

Languages and Filetypes Support

Purify support consistent color syntax for almost all common languages and file types (base on vim's runtime syntax):

• Html, Html5...
• Css, Scss, Sass, Less
• Json, Xml, Markdown
• Javascript, Typescript (Require typescript-vim's syntax)
• Python, Go
• C, C_++
• All languages that vim support til now

Frameworks support

• React (Require vim-jsx-pretty)

Plugins Support

Built-in:

By default, without any configuration, purify auto support consistent colors for:

• NERDTree
• fzf.vim
• EasyMotion
• Other plugins that use highlight syntax that define in w18 and highlight-group

Airline

If you are using vim-airline:

let g:airline_theme='purify'

Lightline

If you are using lightline.vim:

let g:lightline = {
      \ 'colorscheme': 'purify',
      \ }

Customize

Font styles

By default, Purify will support for italic, bold, underline... You can disable them if you want:

let g:purify_bold = 0        " default: 1
let g:purify_italic = 0      " default: 1
let g:purify_underline = 0   " default: 1
let g:purify_undercurl = 0   " default: 1
let g:purify_inverse = 0     " default: 1

Note: Those style formats only working if your terminal, your settings, your fonts support em.

Overrides colors

You can overrides purify's colors if there's some colors you don't like:

let g:purify_override_colors = {
    \ 'pink':  { 'gui': '#FF87FF', 'cterm': '213' },
    \ 'green': { 'gui': '#5FD700', 'cterm': '76' }
\ }