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thanks (and sorry I did not notice earlier). Please add some documentation as well. |
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No worries, 2020 has been a strange year. Added some description and links for further information.
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okay thanks.
What I meant is please add at least the theme name to here: https://github.com/vim-airline/vim-airline-themes/blob/master/doc/airline-themes.txt You don't seem to have configuration variables, but at least mention the theme in the help file for this project. Thanks. |
configured variables + updated airline-themes.txt
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Lighthaus theme for vim-airline
v 1.0.1
A focused dark theme with a mix of vibrant and subdued colors that helps you see changes as and when they occur in your vim-airline. Makes it very easy to visually identify and differentiate vim modes and changes.
The colors used for the 4 modes have a min contrast ratio of 4.5 against the background WCAG2.1
For more information head over to the Lighthaus Project Repo and the Lighthaus Vim Repo.
Changelog is maintained here.