Add a new theme called Hackerman

[bjarneo]

By request, here is a new theme called Hackerman. All open for a new name.

What is not part of this PR is the vscode theme. If anyone has a suggestion for something fitting, that would be awesome. I do have a feeling that a custom theme has to be created.

Screenshot

[dhh]

Love the unique look. We'll need to find/pick/make a fitting vscode theme before we can merge, though.

[bjarneo]

Love the unique look. We'll need to find/pick/make a fitting vscode theme before we can merge, though.

Done

It is a bit different than the nvim theme, but working on making them as equal as possible.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Bjarne.hackerman-omarchy

[dhh]

I see this when I start nvim:

[bjarneo]

I pushed a change, but I haven't tested deleting all the nvim plugins, and started from scratch. Will do it in about 7-8 hours.

[bjarneo]

Fixed and verified it works, @dhh.

Wiped everything using rm -rf ~/.local/share/nvim/lazy/* to test nvim

[dhh]

The red seems very dominant in the neovim theme compared to how it appears in terminal:

[dhh]

Oh, it's because there's something wrong when you switch between the themes. If I quit nvim and start on ethereal, I get the correct tones:

But if I change to Tokyo Night, then back to Ethereal, I get this:

[dhh]

Wups, meant for this to go on the ethereal PR, but maybe this has the same issue?

[bjarneo]

Yes, same issue for both. I think I need to add the aether reload functionality back for it to work. I'll test it right now!

Coming back to this. I need to verify it properly

[dhh]

This is throwing a new neovim error:

[bjarneo]

How did you trigger that error?

hackermanetherealnvim_c.mp4

[dhh]

Hmm. Now I can't seem to reproduce. Will test on a clean setup/install!

[dhh]

Why does this have a different neovim definition that isn't based on ather like ethereal?

return {
	{
		"bjarneo/hackerman.nvim",
		dependencies = { "bjarneo/aether.nvim" }, -- Ensure aether is loaded first
		priority = 1000,
	},
	{
		"LazyVim/LazyVim",
		opts = {
			colorscheme = "hackerman",
		},
	},
}

vs

return {
  {
    "bjarneo/aether.nvim",
    name = "aether",
    priority = 1000,
    opts = {
      disable_italics = false,
      colors = {
        -- Monotone shades (base00-base07)
        base00 = "#060B1E", -- Default background
        base01 = "#6d7db6", -- Lighter background (status bars)
        base02 = "#060B1E", -- Selection background
        base03 = "#6d7db6", -- Comments, invisibles
        base04 = "#F99957", -- Dark foreground
        base05 = "#ffcead", -- Default foreground
        base06 = "#ffcead", -- Light foreground
        base07 = "#F99957", -- Light background

        -- Accent colors (base08-base0F)
        base08 = "#ED5B5A", -- Variables, errors, red
        base09 = "#faaaa9", -- Integers, constants, orange
        base0A = "#E9BB4F", -- Classes, types, yellow
        base0B = "#92a593", -- Strings, green
        base0C = "#a3bfd1", -- Support, regex, cyan
        base0D = "#7d82d9", -- Functions, keywords, blue
        base0E = "#c89dc1", -- Keywords, storage, magenta
        base0F = "#f7dc9c", -- Deprecated, brown/yellow
      },
    },
    config = function(_, opts)
      require("aether").setup(opts)
      vim.cmd.colorscheme("aether")

      -- Enable hot reload
      require("aether.hotreload").setup()
    end,
  },
  {
    "LazyVim/LazyVim",
    opts = {
      colorscheme = "aether",
    },
  },
}

[bjarneo]

Both were equal. I think you forced pushed, and discarded my commit to the ethereal theme. I'll add it back!

[dhh]

Oh, doh! Sorry about that.