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Add the base16.theme_from_array function.
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## base16.lua
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Programmatic lua library for setting
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[base16](https://github.com/chriskempson/base16) themes in
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[Neovim](https://github.com/neovim/neovim).
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## Usage
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Basic usage:
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EOF
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```
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You can define your own themes and use them with the `base16` function as long
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as they match the format described below. I know the format is annoying to
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define, so the `base16.theme_from_array` utility function is available.
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## API
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### base16.apply_theme(theme_definition: dict, use_256_colorspace: bool)
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print(vim.inspect(base16.theme_names()))
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```
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### base16.theme_from_array(theme_definition: array) -> dict
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Formats an array of 16 hex color strings into a dictionary suitable for use
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with `base16.apply_theme`.
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Example:
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```lua
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local theme = base16.theme_from_array {
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"383838"; "404040"; "606060"; "6f6f6f";
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"808080"; "dcdccc"; "c0c0c0"; "ffffff";
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"dca3a3"; "dfaf8f"; "e0cf9f"; "5f7f5f";
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"93e0e3"; "7cb8bb"; "dc8cc3"; "000000";
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}
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base16(theme, true)
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```
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## Variables
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### base16.themes
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## Notes
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Because this includes a copy of [`norcalli/nvim.lua`](https://github.com/norcalli/nvim.lua), you should put
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Because this includes a copy of
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[`norcalli/nvim.lua`](https://github.com/norcalli/nvim.lua), you should put
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this after `norcalli/nvim.lua` in the plugin list because lua module resolution
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is first-come-first-served, i.e.
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