moonqueen.nvim

に代わってお仕置きよ!

a colorscheme for neovim inspired by naoko takeuchi's sailor moon artbooks, sister to moonqueen.nvim. built with lush.

• palette
• features
  • supported plugins
  • ports
• installation
  • lua
  • vimscript
• contributing
  • adding plugins
  • adding ports
• acknowledgments

this repository is mirrored to github from codeberg.

palette

	key	hex
	base	#1B1429
	surface	#291E3E
	overlay	#362853
	text	#E1D9F2
	light	#F1EBFF
	mars	#D65C5C
	jupiter	#85D65C
	venus	#EBB447
	mercury	#5CADD6
	saturn	#8F7DE8
	moon	#DB70B8
	low	#171122
	med	#2E2442
	high	#453762

features

supported plugins

• gitsigns.nvim
• indent-blankline.nvim
• mini.nvim diff, statusline, and tabline
• render-markdown.nvim
• trouble.nvim

ports

• alacritty
• foot
• gnu emacs
• mako
• rio
• termux
• tty for the console
• vim 8+ (vim classic)
• wezterm
• zathura

installation

lua

with lazy:

return {
    "https://codeberg.org/sailorfe/moonqueen.nvim",
--    init = function()
--        vim.cmd.colorscheme("moonqueen")
--    end,
    opts = {
        transparent = false, -- default
        overrides = {
            keyword = { fg = #85D65C },
            ["@boolean"] = { link = 'Special' ,}
        }
    }
}

alternately, you can skip init = function() and declare vim.cmd.colorscheme('moonqueen') somewhere in your init.lua after plugin load.

it has just two options:

name	type	default	description
transparent	boolean	false	sets Normal and linked hl groups to none to show terminal background.
overrides	table / boolean	false	override any hl groups you don't like or to add new ones.

vimscript

with vim-plug:

Plug 'https://codeberg.org/sailorfe/moonqueen.nvim', { 'as': 'moonqueen', 'rtp': 'extras/vim' }

or you can place extras/colors/moonqueen.vim anywhere in your runtimepath:

curl -LO https://codeberg.org/sailorfe/moonqueen.nvim/raw/branch/main/extras/vim/colors/moonqueen.vim

then set colorscheme with colorscheme moonqueen either in your vimrc or temporarily with a command:

" .vimrc
set background=dark
syntax on
colorscheme moonqueen

contributing

Note

this repository is mirrored to github from codeberg. make pull requests to codeberg.

adding plugins

1. install lush and shipwright. you should edit scripts/init.lua to point to your installations, or rely on a package manager. for example, lazy's bootstrap places plugins in ~/.local/share/nvim/lazy.
2. edit with nvim lua/moonqueen/lush.lua and preview with :Lushify. append new highlight groups to the bottom of the theme table.
3. run make build at project root to generate lua/moonqueen/theme.lua.
4. commit lua/moonqueen/{lush.lua,theme.lua} with a message like feat(plug): $PLUGIN.

adding ports

theme generation is helped by the Makefile at project root.

1. (optional) ensure palette.json is up to date: make palette.
2. create templates/$APP.* using keys from palette.json:
   • for hex codes prefixed with hashes (#DB70B8), use [[key]]. examples: alacritty.toml, wezterm.toml.
   • for hex codes without hashes (DB70B8), use {{key}}. examples: foot.ini, tty.conf.
   • for templates that take rgba or hsl, you can use [[key-rgb]] or [[key-hsl]]. example: zathura.
3. add the output path $APP/moonqueen.* to the outputs dictionary in scripts/generator.py.
4. run the python script: make generate.
5. commit your input template, scripts/generator.py, and output extra with a message like feat(extra): $APP.

acknowledgments

• fairyfloss for inspiring this journey into colorschemes to begin with, and the low-contrast, magical girl vibes
• evangelion.nvim for weeb + build.sh inspiration + the whole lua project structure and opts logic
• tokyonight.nvim for repository structure