AutoColors

Automatically create well-balanced colorschemes

Current status

Automatically generating vim colorschemes - or at least gvim gui colorschemes. Mappings are mostly done for textmate, pygments, and emacs, but no output for those yet. 256 and especially 16-color palette versions are very broken at the moment, but shouldn’t be too hard to fix…

STILL EXPERIMENTAL AND CHANGING RAPIDLY. Feel free to contact me w/ suggestions & questions.

Usage

$ autocolors [COLORSCHEME_NAME]

Generates a name for you if left blank - saves it to colorscheme_name.vim in your cwd. I know, not very flexible. If you’re really curious about how beautiful these are though, you can do this:

$ cd ~/.vim/colors
$ autocolors
$ autocolors
$ autocolors
... muahahaha ...

Important: These syntax files honor the background variable! So if in your .vimrc file (or whatever) you do “set background=light” or dark, you’ll get the light or dark version of the colorscheme.

Quick notes

Contributing to autocolors

Copyright / License

Copyright © 2011 Joseph Wecker. See LICENSE.txt for further details. (MIT License)