vim-colorscheme-edit

Introduction

A text-based easily colorscheme editor (or dumper) on vim.

Features:

• Text-based colorscheme editor (or dumper).
• Can check colors visually on vim.
• Can output both terminal and GUI colorschemes.
• Can output simple codes.
• Uses the native file format (.csed) which is easy to edit.
• Uses mainly 256 index colors.
• Supports for both gVim and Terminal Vim version 7.0+.
• Written in 100% vimscript with no outside dependencies.

Screenshots

Usage

1. Dump current colorscheme

First, just try

:DumpColorScheme

After this operation, a file "dump-{colorscheme}.csed" will be created in the directory "~/.vim/colors/" and opened.

*.csed is native format to discribe colorscheme.

2. Rename and Edit {colorscheme}.csed

You can rename the .csed file to your preferred name.

:w my_custom_colorscheme.csed
:e my_custom_colorscheme.csed

The basename of .csed is used as the colorscheme name.

3. Check highlight colors

Press CTRL-l

will update highlights, and you can check colors visually.

4. Build

Press CTRL-s

The colorscheme file "{basename}.vim" will be created in "~/.vim/colors/".

Finally you'll get your own colorscheme.

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Csedit uses 256 index colors, you can check it with this URL.
https://github.com/nokobear/vim-colorscheme-edit/blob/master/img/presets/tango.png

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See more ditails.

:help csedit

Installation

Use a package manager like vim-plug.

Using vim-plug:

Plug 'nokobear/vim-colorscheme-edit'