BooBerry for Neovim

A Neovim colorscheme ported from Helix editor's boo_berry theme (originally by bootra).

Why You'll Love This Theme

Some themes are berry boring. Others are just boo-ring. But boo-berry? It's got bubblegum for your keywords, mint fresh highlights for your functions, and a berry dark background that won't spook your eyes at 2am.

It's not just a colorscheme—it's a lilac-dream for your code. The violet types will make you feel fancy, the gold strings will make you feel rich (mentally, at least), and the mint green will remind you to breathe.

Still not convinced? That's okay—we won't take it bubblegum-ographically. But once you go berry dark, you never go back.

Warning: May cause excessive "ooh, pretty" moments. Side effects include showing your screen to coworkers and saying "look at my colors" unprompted.

Palette

Name	Swatch	Hex	Role
berry		#3A2A4D	Background
berry_saturated		#2B1C3D	Deep background (menus)
berry_dim		#47345E	Non-text, cursor line
berry_fade		#5A3D6E	Selection, visual
berry_desaturated		#886C9C	Comments, gutter
lilac		#C7B8E0	Foreground, variables, punctuation
bubblegum		#D678B5	Keywords, operators, macros
gold		#E3C0A8	Constants, strings, tags, labels
mint		#7FC9AB	Functions, diff add
violet		#C78DFC	Types, builtins
bright_red		#E08CC3	Bright variant of bubblegum
bright_green		#96D6BC	Bright variant of mint
bright_yellow		#EDCFB8	Bright variant of gold
bright_blue		#D4A3FD	Bright variant of violet
bright_magenta		#E08CC3	Bright variant of bubblegum
bright_cyan		#96D6BC	Bright variant of mint
bright_white		#DDD0EE	Bright variant of lilac

Requirements

• Neovim >= 0.8
• Treesitter (optional, recommended)

Installation

lazy.nvim

{
  "mrpbennett/boo-berry.nvim",
  lazy = false,
  priority = 1000,
  config = function()
    require("boo-berry").setup({})
    vim.cmd([[colorscheme boo-berry]])
  end,
}

LazyVim

return {
  { "mrpbennett/boo-berry.nvim" },
  {
    "LazyVim/LazyVim",
    opts = {
      colorscheme = "boo-berry",
    },
  },
}

packer.nvim

use {
  "mrpbennett/boo-berry.nvim",
  config = function()
    vim.cmd([[colorscheme boo-berry]])
  end,
}

Usage

vim.cmd([[colorscheme boo-berry]])

Configuration

Call setup() before setting the colorscheme:

require("boo-berry").setup({
  -- Set italic comments
  italic_comment = true, -- default: false

  -- Use transparent background
  transparent_bg = false, -- default: false

  -- Show '~' after end of buffer
  show_end_of_buffer = false, -- default: false

  -- Custom lualine background
  lualine_bg_color = nil, -- default: nil (uses berry_dim)

  -- Override any palette colour
  colors = {
    bg = "#3A2A4D",
    -- ... see lua/boo-berry/palette.lua for all keys
  },

  -- Override any highlight group
  overrides = {},
  -- or as a function:
  -- overrides = function(colors)
  --   return {
  --     Normal = { fg = colors.fg },
  --   }
  -- end,
})

Lualine

require("lualine").setup({
  options = {
    theme = "boo-berry",
  },
})

Importing colours

local colors = require("boo-berry").colors()
-- colors.bg, colors.fg, colors.pink, etc.

Supported plugins

• LSP / Diagnostics
• Treesitter
• Telescope
• NvimTree / NeoTree
• Gitsigns
• BufferLine
• indent-blankline / ibl
• nvim-cmp / blink.cmp
• nvim-dap-ui
• mini.nvim (icons, statusline, indentscope)
• which-key
• lazy.nvim
• mason.nvim
• noice.nvim
• nvim-notify

Ghostty

Ghostty theme created by dbozbay just add ./extras/ghostty/boo-berry to your .config/ghostty/themes directory and add the following to your config

theme = boo-berry

Credits

• boo_berry helix theme by bootra
• Plugin architecture from Mofiqul/dracula.nvim
• Ghostty theme from https://github.com/dbozbay