Deus was created out of sheer rage caused by all of the bad Solarized/Gruvbox clones. (No offense) I was tired of them. I needed something original, something new. So if you are like me, and I believe many of you are...

I present you Deus:

Manual:

1. download & place deus.vim in your vimfiles/colors folder (usually ~/.vim/colors/)
2. add this line to your .vimrc

colors deus

OR

Use a package manager like Pathogen, Vundle, or Vim-plug just to name a few:

Run this in your terminal

cd ~/.vim/

mkdir bundle

cd bundle

git clone https://github.com/ajmwagar/vim-deus.git

Add the following lines to your ~/.vimrc:

call plug#begin('~/.vim/bundle/')
Plug 'ajmwagar/vim-deus'
call  plug#end()

Don't forget to run:

:PlugInstall

• Lua
• Go
• JavaScript
• CSS/HTML
• PHP
• C#
• JSON
• Markdown
• Haskell
• Scala
• Elixir
• Java
• MoonScript
• Objective C
• C Languages
• CoffeeScript
• Ruby
• Rust
• Python
• Clojure
• XML
• Any many more... (try vim-polyglot for syntax packs)

Bold = really nice looking (They all look good but these are my personal favorites.)

• Airline :AirlineTheme deus
• coc.nvim (popup-windows & error colors)
• Ctrlp
• FZF
• NerdTREE
• Syntastic (and most linters)
• Deoplete
• YCM (YouCompleteMe)
• Tabbar
• Vim-easy-motion
• Sneak
• Rainbow-Parentheses

Color	Hex	Use
	#242a32	black
	#d54e53	red
	#98c379	green
	#e5c07b	yellow
	#83a598	blue
	#c678dd	purple
	#70c0ba	teal
	#eaeaea	white
	#666666	bright black
	#ec3e45	bright red
	#90c966	bright green
	#edbf69	bright yellow
	#73ba9f	bright blue
	#c858e9	bright purple
	#2bcec2	bright teal
	#ffffff	bright white
	#2c323b	background
	#eaeaea	foreground

When using terminal-vim and vim-deus the colors can get messed up.

To fix this add the following snippet to your ~/.vimrc:

set t_Co=256
set termguicolors

let &t_8f = "\<Esc>[38;2;%lu;%lu;%lum"
let &t_8b = "\<Esc>[48;2;%lu;%lu;%lum"

set background=dark    " Setting dark mode
colorscheme deus
let g:deus_termcolors=256

Instructions on how to enable TrueColor for Tmux can be found here.

If you use vim in a terminal that supports italics, set the environment variable TERM_ITALICS to TRUE (i.e. export TERM_ITALICS=true) to enable with vim-deus.

Deus has been ported to the following terminal emulators.

I took a lot of inspiration from two great colorschemes, Onedark and Gruvbox. I want to thank their creators for making such great color schemes. So thank you!