Usage

#import "@preview/gruvy:1.0.0": gruvbox

#show: gruvbox

Configuration

The main gruvbox function has 4 parameters:

1. theme (string): Can be light or dark
2. contrast (string): Can be soft, medium or hard
3. accent (string): Can be red, green, yellow, blue, purple, aqua or orange
4. print (boolean): Setting this to true will make the background white (#FFFFFF) and override the theme as light mode

By default, the configuration will use the dark theme, hard contrast and blue accent

For example:

#import "@preview/gruvy:1.0.0": gruvbox

#show: gruvbox.with(theme: "light", contrast: "soft", accent: "orange")

Accessing colors

#import "@preview/gruvy:1.0.0": colors, theme-colors

Within the snippet above:

• colors is a dictionary with the following keys:

  • bright, neutral and faded, each with a dictionary value with the following keys:
    • red
    • green
    • yellow
    • blue
    • purple
    • aqua
    • orange
  • monochrome with an array value of colors from 0 to 14 ascending in brightness

• theme-colors is a higher level dictionary consisting:

  • light and dark theme dictionaries, each consisting:
    • strong dictionary that maps to either bright or faded within the colors dictionary respective to the selected theme
    • fg0 that represents the foreground color of each respective theme
    • soft, medium and hard contrast dictionaries that has:
      • bg0 as the background color of each respective contrast
  • muted colors that maps to neutral within the colors dictionary

For example:

#import "@preview/gruvy:1.0.0": colors, theme-colors

#text(fill: colors.bright.red)[Example]
#text(fill: colors.monochrome.at(0))[Example]
#text(fill: theme-colors.light.strong.purple)[Example]
#text(fill: theme-colors.muted.green)[Example]

Credits

Original Gruvbox Vim theme by morhetz https://github.com/morhetz/gruvbox