*airline-themes.txt*  Themes for vim-airline
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CONTENTS                                           *airline-theme-contents*

   01. Intro ........................................ |airline-themes-intro|
   02. Features ........................................... |airline-themes|
   03. Configuration ........................ |airline-themes-configuration|
   04. Contributions ........................ |airline-themes-contributions|
   05. License .................................... |airline-themes-license|

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INTRODUCTION                                         *airline-themes-intro*

This is a plugin for vim-airline and provides several themes to be used in
conjuction with |vim-airline|

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FEATURES                                              *airline-themes-list*

Currently this repository contains the following themes:

    * alduin
    * aurora
    * badcat
    * badwolf
    * base16 (|airline-theme-base16|)
    * base16_shell (|airline-theme-base16_shell|)
    * base16_3024
    * base16_apathy
    * base16_ashes
    * base16_atelierdune
    * base16_atelierforest
    * base16_atelierheath
    * base16_atelierlakeside
    * base16_atelierseaside
    * base16_bespin
    * base16_brewer
    * base16_bright
    * base16_chalk
    * base16_codeschool
    * base16_colors
    * base16_default
    * base16_eighties
    * base16_embers
    * base16_flat
    * base16_google
    * base16_grayscale
    * base16_greenscreen
    * base16_harmonic16
    * base16_hopscotch
    * base16_isotope
    * base16_londontube
    * base16_marrakesh
    * base16_mocha
    * base16_monokai
    * base16_ocean
    * base16_oceanicnext
    * base16_paraiso
    * base16_pop
    * base16_railscasts
    * base16_seti
    * base16_shapeshifter
    * base16_solarized
    * base16_spacemacs
    * base16_summerfruit
    * base16_tomorrow
    * base16_twilight
    * base16color
    * behelit
    * bubblegum
    * cobalt2
    * cool
    * dark
    * distinguished
    * durant
    * hybrid
    * hybridline
    * jay
    * jellybeans
    * kalisi
    * kolor
    * laederon
    * light
    * lucius
    * luna
    * molokai
    * monochrome
    * murmur
    * onedark (|airline-theme-onedark|)
    * papercolor
    * powerlineish
    * qwq
    * raven
    * ravenpower
    * serene
    * sierra
    * silver
    * simple
    * sol
    * solarized (|airline-theme-solarized|)
    * term
    * tomorrow
    * ubaryd
    * understated
    * vice
    * wombat
    * xtermlight
    * zenburn

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NAME                                         *airline-themes-configuration*

						    *g:airline_theme*

To define a theme to be used by vim-airline you can set the variable
g:airline_theme in your |.vimrc|  like this: >

    :let g:airline_theme='dark'
<
                                                  *airline-theme-solarized*
*g:solarized_base16*

Base16 has a Solarized theme with the usual colors, but mapped in the
terminal differently.  The main difference is that the bright colors,
Ansi 9-15, are left the same as their Ansi 1-7 counterparts.  The
remaining solarized colors are mapped into higher indexes by using
Base16 Shell.  To enable it:
>
    let g:solarized_base16 = 1
>
See also https://github.com/blueyed/vim-colors-solarized/commit/92f2f994.

*g:airline_solarized_normal_green*

Turns the outer-most section of the statusline Solarized green, making it
look more like classic powerline in normal mode. To enable it:
>
    let g:airline_solarized_normal_green = 1
<

*g:airline_solarized_dark_inactive_border*

Changes inactive window panes to have a dark bottom border instead
of light by default. To enable it:
>
    let g:airline_solarized_dark_inactive_border = 1
<
                                                    *airline-theme-base16*
Base16 is a popular theme from Chris Kempson
(https://github.com/chriskempson/base16-vim)

The default theme is base16, all other base16-themes have been generated and
might not support all options.

*g:airline_base16_improved_contrast*

Improves the contrast for the inactive statusline. To enable it: >

    let g:airline_base16_improved_contrast = 1
<

*airline#themes#base16#constant*

Uses a predefined colorpalette for defining the colors, instead of guessing
the values from other highlight groups. To enable it: >

    let g:airline#themes#base16#constant = 1
<
                                                  *airline-theme-base16-shell*

base16_shell theme for vim-airline matches your active Base16 Shell theme.

It should be used in combination with Base16 Shell, which sets the correct
colors in the terminal: (https://github.com/chriskempson/base16-shell). The
colors used in this theme are within the 21 term colors set by Base16 Shell.
The theme supports 2 options described below.

*g:airline_base16_oceanicnext*

Allow 256 color use of the base16_oceanicnext theme. Without this setting
base16_oceanicnext may look incorrect in 256 color mode. To enable it: >

    let base16colorspace = 256

*g:airline_base16_solarized*

Adjusts the colors to match base16_solarized shell theme. You may also try to
use it with other Base16 Shell themes. To enable it: >

    let g:airline_base16_solarized = 1
<
                                                       *airline-theme-onedark*

*g:onedark_termcolors*

Set to 256 for 256-color mode (the default), or 16 for 16-color mode.
Has no effect if using true/24-bit color. To enable 16-color mode: >

    let g:onedark_termcolors = 16
<

16-color mode is intended to be used with specific terminal colors as
described in the installation notes for the joshdick/onedark.vim colorscheme:
(https://github.com/joshdick/onedark.vim#installation)

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CONTRIBUTIONS                                *airline-themes-contributions*

Contributions and pull requests are welcome.

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LICENSE                                            *airline-themes-license*

MIT License.  Copyright © 2013-2016 Bailey Ling, et al

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