A full set of 1-, 8-, 16-, 88-, 256-, and GUI-color-compatible Vim colors. Aims to be bulletproof and obey terminal palette options and background setting if present.

Codebase derived from jsit/vim-tomorrow-theme (which was derived from chriskempson/vim-tomorrow-theme)

• g:disco_nobright: If set to 1, don't use bright colors. Default 0.
• g:disco_red_error_only: If set to 1, only use the red color for errors -- useful for terminal themes that intend to reserve this color for that purpose, like Rainglow. Default 0.

g:disco_color_map allow you to manually map any Disco color to a specific terminal color. Example:

let g:disco_color_map = {
	\'green': 'DarkYellow'
	\'truered': 'DarkRed'
\}

The value (e.g. 'DarkYellow') should be taken from :h gui-colors; the keys (e.g., 'green') are as follows:

• red: High-contrast Red (against background)

• green: High-contrast Green

• yellow: High-contrast Yellow

• blue: High-contrast Blue

• magenta: High-contrast Magenta

• cyan: High-contrast Cyan

• dimred: Low-contrast Red (against background)

• dimgreen: Low-contrast Green

• dimyellow: Low-contrast Yellow

• dimblue: Low-contrast Blue

• dimmagenta: Low-contrast Magenta

• dimcyan: Low-contrast Cyan

• bg: Background color

• fg: Foreground (text) color

• truered: Actual red, if red is to be used only for errors

• dim: Low-contrast gray color, for Number, CursorLine background, etc.

• dimtwo: High-contrast gray color, for Comment foreground etc.

• brightyellow: Background color for search results

These screenshots were made using iTerm2 with the specified Color Presets, t_Co=256, and no Vim plugins

Copyright (c) Jay Sitter. Distributed under the same terms as Vim itself. See :help license.