Pigment (Deprecated)

A Vim color scheme tuned to work with Apple's Terminal.app profiles.

Pigment.vim provides the base set of cterm mappings to construct consistent color profiles. Profiles are then built by changing the ANSI color swatches in Terminal.app's Settings > Profiles > Text dialog.

The Pigment mappings are based on the recommendations from the Nord theme.

Installable Terminal Profiles

Pigment comes packaged with Nordish a theme based on Nord and Polarish a theme based on the old Polarized light theme and a bit of Nordish. These themes are a good starting point for creating new profiles.

New versions of the old Polarized themes are included for installation. The translation isn't a one to one match with v1.0.0. If you want to rollback:

Plug 'mkitt/pigment', { 'tag': 'v1.0.0' }

ANSI Color Mapping

Base00  Base01  Base02  Base03  Base04  Base05  Base06  Base07
Base08  Base09  Base10  Base11  Base12  Base13  Base14  Base15

BASE	TERM	CTERM	Vim Group
Base00	00 Black	Black	GUI BG
Base01	01 Red	DarkRed	Error
Base02	02 Green	DarkGreen	String
Base03	03 Yellow	Brown	WarningMsg
Base04	04 Blue	DarkBlue	Statement
Base05	05 Magenta	DarkMagenta	Special
Base06	06 Cyan	DarkCyan	Constant
Base07	07 White	Grey	Default Text
Base08	08 Bright Black	DarkGrey	GUI FG
Base09	09 Bright Red	Red	Visual
Base0A	10 Bright Green	Green	Comment
Base0B	11 Bright Yellow	Yellow	Delimiter
Base0C	12 Bright Blue	Blue	Identifier
Base0D	13 Bright Magenta	Magenta	PreProc
Base0E	14 Bright Cyan	Cyan	GUI POP
Base0F	15 Bright White	White	Highlight Text

See :vert help highlight-groups and :vert help group-name

Vim

Set the color scheme in your vimrc

colorscheme pigment

No need to call set background, Terminal.app profile should take care of it.

Bash

Sync file, directory, symlink and friends coloring in a bash rc file.

export CLICOLOR=1
export LSCOLORS=excxgxfxbxdxbxbxbxexex

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