Scheme editing for usage with Go(lang)

[kaynetik]

Disclosure: In case I didn't fully follow the community standard for submitting a new issue, please point me in the right direction as to how it should be done. Since this is more of a help inquiry than an actual issue.

The only thing I was wondering is how could I alter nord-vim so it's more like in the GoLand. I'm mostly interested in the following:

• If param to a function is an interface or another function, make it bold and/or of slightly different color
• Return types of a function to be a slightly different color

Since a picture says a thousand words...

In the SS No.1 I would like that the RegistrationReaderFn is of slightly different color and that session.UserInfo is bolded.

In the SS No.2 I would like that handlers.Handler is of slightly different color and that both interfaces are bolded in params.

I would welcome any suggestions as to how I would achieve this. I'm aware that such information is probably waiting behind the corner, but since I recently transitioned to nvim I'm still not very versed at finding such minor tweaks.

[kaynetik]

FIY
I've followed the recommended settings from the relevant docs, to achieve what I wanted. But to no avail. Related settings in my rc file are:

let g:nord_cursor_line_number_background = 1
let g:nord_bold = 1
let g:nord_italic = 1
let g:nord_italic_comments = 1
let g:nord_underline = 1
colorscheme nord

[arcticicestudio]

Hi @kaynetik 👋
Until the GitHub “Discussions“ feature is not GA using issues are the only GitHub-like way to ask for support, but you could also use on of Nord's project communities.
The problem you're facing is that Vim doesn't come with rich syntax highlighting support for Go by default so you need to extend it using a plugin like vim-go (written in Vim script, exists longer and provides great features) or govim (written mainly in Go, newer with focus on compatibility with gopls).

Could you please try to follow the instructions I've posted in #203 (comment)?

[kaynetik]

@arcticicestudio Thanks a lot for the quick and helpful response.
I will surely give it a go (pun intended) 🤣

Initially, I was using vim-go, but I've switched to coc.nvim => coc-go. But both seem to be having similar issues. I have nothing to lose in trying another one. Anyhow, I'm not dropping NORD no matter what.