Noctis for Neovim

A collection of balanced light & dark themes for Neovim, ported from the Noctis VSCode theme.

Noctis features a well-balanced blend of warm and cold colors that are carefully designed to be easy on the eyes.

NOTE

This repo is generated by LLM!!!! Just for fun and best effort usable. Any 💩 pr is welcome.

Screenshots

Noctis Sereno

🎨 Available Themes

Light Themes

• noctis-lux - Clean light theme
• noctis-hibernus - Soft light theme
• noctis-lilac - Purple-tinted light theme

Dark Themes

• noctis - Classic dark theme
• noctis-vscode - Dark theme with VSCode-like background
• noctis-azureus - Blue-tinted dark theme
• noctis-bordo - Burgundy-tinted dark theme
• noctis-obscuro - Deep dark theme
• noctis-sereno - Calm dark theme
• noctis-uva - Purple-tinted dark theme
• noctis-viola - Violet-tinted dark theme
• noctis-minimus - Minimalist dark theme

📦 Installation

Using lazy.nvim

{
  "Old-Farmer/noctis-nvim",
  lazy = false,
  priority = 1000,
}

Using vim-plug

Plug 'Old-Farmer/noctis-nvim'

Using vim.pack

vim.pack.add({ "https://github.com/Old-Farmer/noctis-nvim" })

🚀 Usage

Configure and load theme:

-- Default setup
require("noctis").setup({
  theme = "noctis", -- Options: noctis, lux, hibernus, lilac, minimus, azureus, bordo, obscuro, sereno, uva, viola
  integrations = {
    -- All integrations are enabled by default
    telescope = true,
    ["fzf-lua"] = true,
    ["nvim-tree"] = true,
    ["neo-tree"] = true,
    gitsigns = true,
    ["indent-blankline"] = true,
    ["which-key"] = true,
    lualine = true,
    alpha = true,
    notify = true,
  }
})

-- Load the theme
vim.cmd([[colorscheme noctis]])

Or simply use colorscheme command without setup:

vim.cmd([[colorscheme noctis]])

🎯 Features

• ✅ Full Treesitter support
• ✅ LSP semantic highlighting
• ✅ Popular plugin support:
  • Telescope
  • fzf-lua
  • NvimTree / Neo-tree
  • GitSigns
  • Indent Blankline
  • Lualine
  • Which-key
  • And more!

📝 Credits

Original theme by Liviu Schera for Visual Studio Code. Ported to Neovim with love.

📄 License

MIT