This is the Buddy color scheme for Vim. It is a based on a palette of yellow to
red tones. The colorscheme looks best with 24-bit colour support (meaning GVim
or terminals with 24-bit colour support and set termguicolors set in your
.vimrc. In a normal 256-colour terminal the closest colours from the fixed
palette will be used.
In addition to the colorscheme for basic Vim, there is a colorscheme for the
users of the lightline.vim plugin. Screenshots of the statusline in the
different modes and the tabline are included above.
It is based on the wombat colorscheme for lightline.vim by itchyny (basically
the different colours were just adapted to the Buddy palette.
- If you are using tmux and the background colour looks differently behind text and elsewhere it is not a bug in the colorscheme, but this article might help you.
- If italics in comments don't show up correctly in your terminal emulator you
can turn them off by setting
let g:buddy_notermitalics = 1.
The colorscheme was originally generated by @DrSpatula using the vivify online editor and later changed to fit the purposes of @stewa02 by @stewa02.