Treesitter support in vim-nord -- link FYI

[kierun]

Nord has an issue/PR for tree sitter support.

This might be of interest and I have linked this repo to the issue there.

Feel free to close this if it is of no interest. ^_^

[shaunsingh]

Thanks for bringing that to my attention! Nice to see tree sitter being integrated into the main color-scheme. For now I will leave the issue open

The biggest issue is that Nord.nvim isn't backwards compatible with vim8, since it's written in lua. For now I've opened this issue in the main repository,nordtheme/nord#157

[kierun]

You are most welcome! 😀 Thank you for doing this. I'll install it when I have some time -- then, I will need to figure out how to change the background to black and keep the rest the same. 👍

[shaunsingh]

Thanks for the feedback! If you would like to change the background to black, you can fork the repository, then go to this file: https://github.com/shaunsingh/nord.nvim/blob/master/lua/nord/colors.lua, and edit the bg and bg_alt colors to match your taste

Enjoy!

[kierun]

Thank you! I might just have a branch and keep your changes merged in whenever Plug updates.

How hard would it be to add a option in vimrc? Never done it but always willing to learn ^_-

[shaunsingh]

Would that be an option to switch between branches with vim-plug, or an option to change the background color?

A Background color switch would be a quick easy addition to the theme, but I would prefer not to add it on the main branch since I personally feel change the background color detracts from the feel of the theme.

[kierun]

A Background color switch would be a quick easy addition to the theme, but I would prefer not to add it on the main branch since I personally feel change the background color detracts from the feel of the theme.

This one. And it is a very reasonable thing to do! 👍 Thank you.

[shaunsingh]

I talked a tad bit with articicestudios about adding the nord theme or improving treesitter support, I'll go from there. Thanks once again for bringing this to my attention!

[kierun]

You are most welcome.