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Rename theme from Lilac to SilkCircuit across entire codebase
- Replace all 'lilac' references with 'silkcircuit' in filenames,
module names, colorscheme names, and documentation
- Update color scheme entry points from lilac.lua/vim to
silkcircuit.lua/vim
- Rename lua module structure from lua/lilac/ to lua/silkcircuit/
- Update Lualine theme from lilac.lua to silkcircuit.lua
- Rename AstroNvim plugin configuration from lilac.lua to
silkcircuit.lua
- Add new notify.lua integration for nvim-notify plugin
- Update all require() statements and module references
- Modify README with new theme name, repository URLs, and
installation instructions
- Update AstroNvim configuration files with silkcircuit references
- Change theme description to emphasize femme cyberpunk aesthetics
with 'where silk meets circuit' tagline
Lilac is a meticulously crafted Neovim theme inspired by synthwave aesthetics and cyberpunk culture. Originally based on the VSCode Lilac theme, it brings vibrant purples, electric cyans, and neon pinks to your coding environment while maintaining excellent readability and semantic highlighting.
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SilkCircuit is an evolution of femme cyberpunk aesthetics, blending the softness of silk with the electric energy of circuits. This meticulously crafted Neovim theme features neon purple glows, electric pinks, and synthwave vibes that create a stunning coding environment while maintaining excellent readability and semantic highlighting.
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**Originally inspired by the VSCode Lilac theme** by [Kush](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=MHMKE.lilac) - evolved into its own unique aesthetic with maximum cyberpunk drama and femme energy.
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## ✨ Features
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```lua
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{
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"hyperb1iss/lilac-nvim",
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"hyperb1iss/silkcircuit-nvim",
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lazy=false,
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priority=1000,
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config=function()
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require("lilac").setup()
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vim.cmd.colorscheme("lilac")
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require("silkcircuit").setup()
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vim.cmd.colorscheme("silkcircuit")
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end,
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}
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```
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```lua
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use {
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"hyperb1iss/lilac-nvim",
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"hyperb1iss/silkcircuit-nvim",
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config=function()
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require("lilac").setup()
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vim.cmd.colorscheme("lilac")
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require("silkcircuit").setup()
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vim.cmd.colorscheme("silkcircuit")
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end
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}
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```
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### Using [vim-plug](https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug)
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```vim
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Plug 'hyperb1iss/lilac-nvim'
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Plug 'hyperb1iss/silkcircuit-nvim'
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" After plug#end()
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colorscheme lilac
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```
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### AstroNvim Installation
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Lilac has **complete AstroNvim integration** with custom configs for enhanced cyberpunk vibes!
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SilkCircuit has **complete AstroNvim integration** with custom configs for enhanced cyberpunk vibes!
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**Quick Setup:**
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```lua
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-- plugins/lilac.lua
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return {
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"hyperb1iss/lilac-nvim",
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"hyperb1iss/silkcircuit-nvim",
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lazy=false,
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priority=1000,
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config=function()
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require("lilac").setup({
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require("silkcircuit").setup({
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-- AstroNvim optimized settings included
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})
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end,
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return {
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"AstroNvim/astroui",
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opts= {
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colorscheme="lilac",
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colorscheme="silkcircuit",
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-- Custom highlights and status config included
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},
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}
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```lua
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{
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dir="~/dev/lilac-nvim", -- Your local path
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dir="~/dev/silkcircuit-nvim", -- Your local path
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lazy=false,
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priority=1000,
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config=function()
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require("lilac").setup()
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vim.cmd.colorscheme("lilac")
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require("silkcircuit").setup()
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vim.cmd.colorscheme("silkcircuit")
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end,
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}
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```
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