Neovim

Lettepa for Neovim.

Setup

Configure Lettepa, then activate it using Neovim's colorscheme command:

require("lettepa").setup()
vim.cmd.colorscheme("lettepa")

setup() configures the theme but does not replace the currently active colorscheme. If Lettepa is already active, calling setup() again reapplies the new configuration.

Styles

By default, Lettepa follows Neovim's background option: light selects the light palette and dark selects the dark palette. This mapping can be customized; the keys correspond to background values and the values name the palette to apply:

require("lettepa").setup({
  styles = {
    light = "dark",
    dark = "light",
  },
})
vim.cmd.colorscheme("lettepa")

The default mapping is equivalent to:

styles = {
  light = "light",
  dark = "dark",
}

Unspecified entries retain their defaults. While Lettepa is active, changing background reapplies the palette selected by this mapping.

Highlight groups

All highlight groups are enabled by default.

Group	Source	Highlight definitions
builtin	Neovim built-in highlights	:help highlight
mini.indentscope	mini.nvim mini.indentscope	:help MiniIndentscope-hl-groups
mini.statusline	mini.nvim mini.statusline	:help MiniStatusline-hl-groups
mini.tabline	mini.nvim mini.tabline	:help MiniTabline-hl-groups

Set mini = true to enable all supported Mini modules (the default behavior), or mini = false to disable them all. To select them individually, use a table; omitted entries remain enabled:

require("lettepa").setup({
  groups = {
    builtin = true,
    mini = {
      statusline = true,
      tabline = false,
    },
  },
})
vim.cmd.colorscheme("lettepa")

Calling setup() while Lettepa is active reloads the theme from a clean highlight state, so disabled groups do not retain colors from the previous configuration.

License

Like Lettepa, the Neovim port of Lettepa is licensed under the MIT License.