A dark neovim colorscheme based on HSV colors. Why another coolorscheme? I wanted to have a colorscheme with a lot of green and yellow color. This colorschemes is inspired by QtCreator's default colorscheme.

Same as any other plugin, e.g. using lazy:

{
  'kuznetsss/meadow.nvim',
  priority = 1000,
  config = true
},

To switch to the colorscheme:

colorscheme meadow

or

vim.cmd.colorscheme 'meadow'

Here is an example of configuration with default values:

require'meadow'.setup {
  color_saturation = 80, -- contrast (0-100)
  color_value = 80, -- brightness (0-100)
}

which will change the initial brightness and contrast of the colorscheme. Setting color_saturation to 0 will result in grayscale colorscheme. And setting color_value to 0 will result in black screen.

It is possible to adjust brightness and contrast using lua:

require'meadow'.change_brightness(10) -- increase brightness by 10
require'meadow'.change_contrast(10) -- increase brightness by 10

or vim commands:

MeadowChanngeBrightness +10 " increase brightness by 10
MeadowChanngeBrightness -10 " decrease brightness by 10
MeadowChanngeContrast +10 " increase contrast by 10
MeadowChanngeContrast -10 " decrease contrast by 10

require'meadow'.colors.rgb contains a table with all colors in hex rgb format. Eache color has two fields: fg and bg. For example:

require'meadow'.colors.rgb.red1.fg -- '#cc2929' with the default brightness and contrast

• Thanks to tokyonight.nvim for the list of highlights.

• I think one-dark.nvim is quite similar but with more blue and less green.