Hi, it would be nice if one can configure themery to perform non persistent changes, something like:
themery.setup({
themes = {},
persistent = false,
})
My use case is that usually I need to work in the same project but with different versions of it, for this I'd like to have two virtual desktops:
- first one with an nvim instance using my main theme
- and a second one with an nvim instance using another theme
This way I can prevent being confused cause both nvim instances have kindof the same project open, just a different version of it in each one
Because of this I'd prefer the theme changes to not be persistent, now of course I could just use :colorscheme but that doesn't include additional settings I'd like to apply so the theme I choose can be displayed properly (like line indentation or maybe different versions of the same theme and whatnot).
I know there is a setThemeByName function but using this will mean I'd have to make my own ui selector, right?
Hi, it would be nice if one can configure themery to perform non persistent changes, something like:
My use case is that usually I need to work in the same project but with different versions of it, for this I'd like to have two virtual desktops:
This way I can prevent being confused cause both nvim instances have kindof the same project open, just a different version of it in each one
Because of this I'd prefer the theme changes to not be persistent, now of course I could just use :colorscheme but that doesn't include additional settings I'd like to apply so the theme I choose can be displayed properly (like line indentation or maybe different versions of the same theme and whatnot).
I know there is a
setThemeByNamefunction but using this will mean I'd have to make my own ui selector, right?