A serene blue-themed Neovim colorscheme with both dark and light variants. A harmonious blend of blue tones with warm earth accents, like where water meets land.

• 🌊 Serene blue-centered palette with warm earth-tone accents
• 🌙 Dark and light variants for different preferences
• 🎯 Comprehensive plugin support including LSP, TreeSitter, and popular plugins
• 🔧 Extensible architecture with language and plugin-specific highlights
• 👁️ Accessibility focused with WCAG compliant contrast ratios
• 🎨 Semantic color system for consistent theming

Using lazy.nvim:

{
  "ergusto/estuary.nvim",
  lazy = false,
  priority = 1000,
  config = function()
    vim.cmd([[colorscheme estuary_dark]]) -- or estuary_light
  end,
}

Using vim-plug:

Plug 'ergusto/estuary.nvim'

Using packer.nvim:

use {
  'ergusto/estuary.nvim',
  config = function()
    vim.cmd([[colorscheme estuary_dark]])
  end
}

:colorscheme estuary_dark
:colorscheme estuary_light

require("estuary").load("dark")   -- Load dark variant
require("estuary").load("light")  -- Load light variant

Estuary includes built-in support for:

• LSP & Diagnostics - Native Neovim LSP highlighting
• TreeSitter - Modern syntax highlighting
• Telescope - Fuzzy finder theming
• GitSigns - Git status integration
• Lualine - Statusline theming with mode-aware colors
• Snacks.nvim - File explorer and picker theming
• And many more...

• Background: Deep blue-gray tones
• Accent: Bright cyan-blue for keywords and UI elements
• Text: Soft gray-white for excellent readability
• Strings: Warm green for natural contrast
• Numbers: Golden amber for warmth

• Background: Soft blue-tinted whites
• Accent: Rich navy blue for keywords
• Text: Deep charcoal for clarity
• Strings: Forest green for readability
• Numbers: Warm brown-gold tones

Estuary uses a modular architecture with:

• Semantic color naming - Easy to understand and maintain
• Language-specific highlights - Optimized for different file types
• Plugin extensions - Expandable support for new plugins
• No external dependencies - Pure Lua implementation

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit issues and pull requests.

MIT License