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circadian.vim

A fork adamnsch's circadian.vim with some added custom functionality for my use-case.

Small plugin that lets one set a time of day for automatically switching between two specified themes (typically a light and dark theme).

Requirements

This plugin requires a version of Neovim or Vim that supports timers. For Vim this means versions >= 7.4.1578.

Installation

Install with your favorite vim plugin manager. For example using plug:

Plug 'adamnsch/vim-circadian'

Customizing

Time of day

By default the plugin will apply the daytime theme from 8 AM to 7 PM. This can be overridden the following way:

let g:circadian_day_start = 10
let g:circadian_night_start = 20

Note that "military time" is used to encode 8 PM as 20 here.

Specifying themes

By default the plugin will just set background to light and dark for day and night time respectively. [The background is no longer updated in this version, instead relying on a custom command to change variables].

Specify colorschemes that should be used the following way:

let g:circadian_day_theme = 'onehalflight'
let g:circadian_night_theme = 'onehalfdark'

Specifying Commands

This modified version of circadian.vim allows the user to execute an arbitrary command and/or set of command with command chaining. The custom command will always be executed before the theme is modified with colorscheme.

Custom commands should be specified the following way:

let g:circadian_day_cmds = "let x='somevalue'"
let g:circadian_night_cmds = "let x='someothervalue'"