Prism

a pretty cool neovim configuration

• Dynamic theming. pywal or anu wall-t-pallet generator writes the palette, colors/dynamic.lua maps it into editor highlights, and the accent colours are re-derived per wallpaper rather than hardcoded.
• 15 palettes, switchable at runtime without restarting.
• Documented keybinds. keybinds.md

Optional:

git clone https://github.com/dummy3ye/prism ~/.config/nvim
nvim

lazy.nvim bootstraps itself on first start. Then run :Mason to install the language servers, or let mason-lspconfig fetch the ones listed in lua/plugins/lsp.lua.

init.lua              entry point (leader keys, lazy bootstrap)
lua/config/           options, keymaps, autocommands
lua/plugins/          plugin specs, one file per area
lua/uitheme.lua       theme registry, :Theme* commands, pywal integration
lua/settingsstate.lua persisted settings (theme, completion mode, wrap, spell)
colors/dynamic.lua    wallpaper-derived colorscheme
colors/               plain colorscheme files

:ThemeDynamic follows the wallpaper. :ThemePywal applies a pywal palette once. The rest are fixed palettes:

:ThemeFileTokyo            :ThemeFileGruvbox
:ThemeFileKanagawa         :ThemeFileCatppuccin
:ThemeFileRosePine         :ThemeFileNord
:ThemeFileEverforest       :ThemeFileOneDark
:ThemeFileCarbonfox        :ThemeFileGithub
:ThemeFileVSCode           :ThemeFileGruvboxMaterial
:ThemeFileMonoGlow

The chosen theme, completion mode, preview and hybrid toggles, wrap and spell are written to stdpath("state")/settings_state.json and restored on startup, so theme choice survives restarts.

keybinds.md — leader groups, editing, LSP, LaTeX, themes and the built-in defaults this config inherits.

Plugin code belongs to its respective authors. The configuration files here are yours to reuse.