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## NvChad theme plugin
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- This plugin's a whole re-write of Norcalli's plugin.
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(Note: This theme plugin is supposed to be used along with [NvChad](https://github.com/NvChad/NvChad) only so watchout!)
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Base45 theming plugin
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## Contribute for new themes
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- go to hl_themes and add your file, ex: atheme.lua
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```lua
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-- atheme.lua file be like
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local M = {}
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M.base_30 = {
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-- some colors
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}
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M.base_16 = {
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-- some colors
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}
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M = require("base16").override_theme(M, "atheme")
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return M
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```
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## Understanding theme variables
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- Use a color lightening/darkening tool, such as this https://siduck.github.io/hex-tools/
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```
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black = usually your theme bg (this should be the same as base00 in doom-base16.lua)
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darker_black = 6% darker than black
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black2 = 6% lighter than black
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onebg = 10% lighter than black
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oneb2 = 19% lighter than black
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oneb3 = 27% lighter than black
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grey = 40% lighter than black (the % here depends so choose the perfect grey!)
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grey_fg = 10% lighter than grey
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grey_fg2 = 20% lighter than grey
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light_grey = 28% lighter than grey
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baby_pink = 15% lighter than red or any babypink color you like!
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line = 15% lighter than black
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nord_blue = 13% darker than blue
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sun = 8% lighter than yellow
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statusline_bg = 4% lighter than black
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lightbg = 13% lighter than statusline_bg
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lightbg2 = 7% lighter than statusline_bg
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folder_bg = blue color
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(note : the above values are mostly approx values so its not compulsory that you have to use those exact numbers , test your theme i.e show it in the PR to get feedback from @siduck)
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```
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