# Odyssey for Vim Odyssey is a dark green colorscheme for Vim. ## Features Odyssey is a dark theme for Vim which provides the following features: + A color scheme based on 12 colors. + Support for 256-color terminals, 24-bits color terminals and GUI. + A better syntax for the following programming languages: Go, Java, JavaScript, Python, Ruby and Rust. ## Visuals This is a little screenshot to see the color scheme in action: ![ProductDeleteButton](.assets/visual.png) ## Installation ### Downloading the plugin #### Using [pathogen.vim] After having installed [pathogen.vim], clone the repository under `./vim/bundle`. ```zsh cd ~/.vim/bundle/ git clone https://github.com/ludokng/vim-odyssey.git vim-odyssey/ ``` #### Using Vim 8 native package manager Clone the repository under `.vim/pack/vim-odyssey/start/`. ```zsh cd ~/.vim/pack/ mkdir -p vim-odyssey/start/ cd vim-odyssey/start/ git clone https://github.com/ludokng/vim-odyssey.git vim-odyssey/ ``` *Note*: The first `vim-odyssey` directory name is arbitrary as specified in the Vim documentation. ### Updating the `./vimrc` Add the following to the `./vimrc` file. + For GUI versions of Vim: ```vim colorscheme odyssey ``` + For terminals that support true color, if 24-bits colors are required, the following lines must be used: ```vim set termguicolors colorscheme odyssey ``` + For terminals that support 256-colors, if 8-bits colors are required, the following lines must be used: ```vim set t_Co=256 colorscheme odyssey ``` ## License Odyssey for Vim is distributed under the terms of the MIT license. ## Project Status This project was a one-shot project. It is no more under development, but the color scheme is completely useable and has been used during its development. Some issues may be addressed if there are bugs. However existing features will not be changed and no additional ones are planned. [pathogen.vim]: https://github.com/tpope/vim-pathogen