## base16.lua

## Usage

Basic usage:

```lua
lua << EOF
local base16 = require 'base16'
base16(base16.themes.brewer, true)
EOF
```

This is how I use it. Uses [`norcalli/nvim.lua`](https://github.com/norcalli/nvim.lua).

```lua
lua << EOF
nvim = require 'nvim'
local base16 = require 'base16'
base16(base16.themes[nvim.env.BASE16_THEME or "3024"], true)
EOF
```

## API

### base16.apply_theme(theme_definition: dict, use_256_colorspace: bool)
### base16(theme_definition: dict, use_256_colorspace: bool)

Alias for `base16.apply_theme(theme_definition: dict, use_256_colorspace: bool)`.

Example:

```lua
base16(base16.themes["brewer"], true)
```


### base16.theme_names() -> string

Return a list of all available theme names. Shortcut for fetching the keys from `base16.themes`.

Example:

```lua
print(vim.inspect(base16.theme_names()))
```

## Variables

### base16.themes

Dictionary of definitions to be used by `base16` or `base16.apply_theme`.

Example:

```lua
base16.themes["zenburn"] == {
	base00 = "383838"; base01 = "404040"; base02 = "606060"; base03 = "6f6f6f";
	base04 = "808080"; base05 = "dcdccc"; base06 = "c0c0c0"; base07 = "ffffff";
	base08 = "dca3a3"; base09 = "dfaf8f"; base0A = "e0cf9f"; base0B = "5f7f5f";
	base0C = "93e0e3"; base0D = "7cb8bb"; base0E = "dc8cc3"; base0F = "000000";
}
```

## Notes

Because this includes a copy of [`norcalli/nvim.lua`](https://github.com/norcalli/nvim.lua), you should put
this after `norcalli/nvim.lua` in the plugin list because lua module resolution
is first-come-first-served, i.e.

```vim
Plug "norcalli/nvim.lua"
Plug "norcalli/nvim-base16.lua"
```

## Credits

Chris Kempson and [Base16](https://github.com/chriskempson/base16) and [base16-vim](https://github.com/chriskempson/base16-vim)