Monokai Pro

Beautiful functionality for professional developers

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⭐ Pro

🛑 Octagon

🤖 Machine

☕ Ristretto

🌈 Spectrum

👴 Classic

🔌 Plugin support

• alpha-nvim
• bufferLine.nvim
• Cmp
• vim-illuminate
• indent-blankline
• neo-tree.nvim
• nvim-notify
• renamer.nvim
• lualine.nvim
• telescope.nvim
• toggleterm.nvim
• nvim-treesitter
• which-key.nvim
• breadcrumb.nvim
• nvim-navic
• wilder.nvim
• Lightline
• barbecue.nvim
• dashboard-nvim
• mason.nvim
• nvim-ts-rainbow2
• rainbow-delimeters.nvim

Palette

cs.base = {
  dark = p.dark2,        -- "#19181a"
  black = p.dark1,       -- "#221f22"
  red = p.accent1,       -- "#ff6188"
  green = p.accent4,     -- "#a9dc76"
  yellow = p.accent3,    -- "#ffd866"
  blue = p.accent2,      -- "#fc9867"
  magenta = p.accent6,   -- "#ab9df2"
  cyan = p.accent5,      -- "#78dce8"
  white = p.text,        -- "#fcfcfa"
  dimmed1 = p.dimmed1,   -- "#c1c0c0"
  dimmed2 = p.dimmed2,   -- "#939293"
  dimmed3 = p.dimmed3,   -- "#727072"
  dimmed4 = p.dimmed4,   -- "#5b595c"
  dimmed5 = p.dimmed5,   -- "#403e41"
}

• Primary Colors: red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, white are your vibrant accent colors.
• Dimmed Colors: dimmed1 to dimmed5 are muted shades for less prominent elements.
• Background Colors: dark and black serve as your primary and secondary background colors.

📦 Installation

vim-plug

Plug 'loctvl842/monokai-pro.nvim'

packer

use {
  "loctvl842/monokai-pro.nvim",
  config = function()
    require("monokai-pro").setup()
  end
}

🔨 Configuration

There are several themes included in this plugin.

• Pro – Monokai Pro (default)
• Octagon – Monokai Pro (Filter Octagon)
• Machine – Monokai Pro (Filter Machine)
• Ristretto – Monokai Pro (Filter Ristretto)
• Spectrum – Monokai Pro (Filter Spectrum)
• Classic – Monokai Classic

Example configuration:

require("monokai-pro").setup({
  transparent_background = false,
  terminal_colors = true,
  devicons = true, -- highlight the icons of `nvim-web-devicons`
  styles = {
    comment = { italic = true },
    keyword = { italic = true }, -- any other keyword
    type = { italic = true }, -- (preferred) int, long, char, etc
    storageclass = { italic = true }, -- static, register, volatile, etc
    structure = { italic = true }, -- struct, union, enum, etc
    parameter = { italic = true }, -- parameter pass in function
    annotation = { italic = true },
    tag_attribute = { italic = true }, -- attribute of tag in reactjs
  },
  filter = "pro", -- classic | octagon | pro | machine | ristretto | spectrum
  -- Enable this will disable filter option
  day_night = {
    enable = false, -- turn off by default
    day_filter = "pro", -- classic | octagon | pro | machine | ristretto | spectrum
    night_filter = "spectrum", -- classic | octagon | pro | machine | ristretto | spectrum
  },
  inc_search = "background", -- underline | background
  background_clear = {
    -- "float_win",
    "toggleterm",
    "telescope",
    -- "which-key",
    "renamer",
    "notify",
    -- "nvim-tree",
    -- "neo-tree",
    -- "bufferline", -- better used if background of `neo-tree` or `nvim-tree` is cleared
  },-- "float_win", "toggleterm", "telescope", "which-key", "renamer", "neo-tree", "nvim-tree", "bufferline"
  plugins = {
    bufferline = {
      underline_selected = false,
      underline_visible = false,
    },
    indent_blankline = {
      context_highlight = "default", -- default | pro
      context_start_underline = false,
    },
  },
  ---@param c Colorscheme
  override = function(c) end,
  ---@param cs Colorscheme
  ---@param p ColorschemeOptions
  ---@param Config MonokaiProOptions
  ---@param hp Helper
  override = function(cs: Colorscheme, p: ColorschemeOptions, Config: MonokaiProOptions, hp: Helper) end,
})

• Check my nvim to see my plugins setup for border if you want to set background_clear

For example:

float_win

require("monokai-pro").setup({
    -- ... your config
    background_clear = { "float_win" }
    -- ... your config
})

require("cmp").setup({
    -- ... your config
    window = {
      border = "rounded",
    }
    completion = {
        border = "rounded",
    }
    -- ... your config
})

• With the above config:

• With the default config:

Telescope

require("monokai-pro").setup({
    -- ... your config
    background_clear = {}
    -- ... your config
})

require("telescope").setup({
    -- ... your config
    defaults = {
      borderchars = { "█", " ", "▀", "█", "█", " ", " ", "▀" },
    }
    -- ... your config
})

• With the above config:

• With the default config:

📚 Usage

• Enable this colorscheme by using the following command after setup:

" Vim Script
colorscheme monokai-pro

require("monokai-pro").setup({
  -- ... your config
})
-- lua
vim.cmd([[colorscheme monokai-pro]])

• To enable monokai-pro for Lualine:

require('lualine').setup {
  options = {
    -- ...
    theme = 'monokai-pro'
    -- ...
  }
}

• To enable monokai-pro for barbecue:

require('barbecue').setup {
  -- ...
  theme = 'monokai-pro'
  -- ...
}

• To enable monokai-pro for lightline:

" Vim Script
let g:lightline = {'colorscheme': 'monokaipro'}

• Override function for customizing the final color scheme:

require("monokai-pro").setup({
    -- ...
    override = function()
      return {
          Normal = { bg = "#000000" }
        }
    end
    -- ...
  })

• Customize your own palette:

This is a sample config to use Tokyonight as the palette:

require("monokai-pro").setup({
    -- ...
    --- @param filter "classic" | "machine" | "octagon" | "pro" | "ristretto" | "spectrum"
    override = function(c)
      return {
        IndentBlanklineChar = { fg = c.base.dimmed4 },
      }
    end,
    overridePalette = function(filter)
      return {
        dark2 = "#101014",
        dark1 = "#16161E",
        background = "#1A1B26",
        text = "#C0CAF5",
        accent1 = "#f7768e",
        accent2 = "#7aa2f7",
        accent3 = "#e0af68",
        accent4 = "#9ece6a",
        accent5 = "#0DB9D7",
        accent6 = "#9d7cd8",
        dimmed1 = "#737aa2",
        dimmed2 = "#787c99",
        dimmed3 = "#363b54",
        dimmed4 = "#363b54",
        dimmed5 = "#16161e",
      }
    end
    -- ...
  })

• Customize the scheme:

This is a sample config to use a darker background for almost all supported plugins:

require("monokai-pro").setup({
    -- ...
    overrideScheme = function(cs, p, config, hp)
      local cs_override = {}
      local calc_bg = hp.blend(p.background, 0.75, '#000000')

      cs_override.editor = {
        background = calc_bg,
      }
      return cs_override
    end
    -- ...
  })

🔧 Command

• run command MonokaiProSelect to launch a menu to choose theme filter (required: nui.nvim)
• or we can run command MonokaiPro with parameter to change theme filter: For example:

  MonokaiPro classic