craftzdog.solarized-osaka.nvim/lua/solarized-osaka/extra/kitty.lua
Takuya Matsuyama 0df74ef0ed refactor(colors): Source every color from the palette and drop darken
Point the last computed colors at real tokens so nothing is derived by
blending anymore:

- barbar inactive labels take the new 600 tier, which reads dimmer than
  the 500 accent and, unlike 700, still brightens under the vivid style
- notify borders take the 900 tier, and the debug border takes base02
- black was a blend of the background toward pure black, a value that
  appeared nowhere in the palette; it is base04, so replace it outright
- border was aliased to black, leaving it invisible against the
  background in the dark style; it is now base02, matching WinSeparator

With no callers left, darken and blend go, and with them the mutable
util.bg they relied on -- a shared global whose value depended on which
style had been resolved last.

Every highlight group is unchanged by the black removal. The barbar and
notify groups do shift slightly, since a token can never reproduce a
blend toward the background exactly; they were chosen to read correctly
rather than to match the old values.

Light gains from this: black resolved to a muddy #cac4b5 that measured
1.85:1 on statusline mode chips, and base04 lifts that to 3.21:1. The
same change makes terminal color0 white in the light style, completing
an inversion that already had color7 resolving to a dark value.
2026-08-11 15:38:54 +09:00

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local util = require("solarized-osaka.util")
local M = {}
--- @param colors ColorScheme
function M.generate(colors)
local kitty = util.template(
[[
# vim:ft=kitty
## name: ${_style_name}
## license: MIT
## author: Folke Lemaitre
## upstream: ${_upstream_url}
background ${bg}
foreground ${fg}
selection_background ${base03}
selection_foreground ${fg}
url_color ${cyan}
cursor ${fg}
cursor_text_color ${bg}
# Tabs
active_tab_background ${cyan}
active_tab_foreground ${base4}
inactive_tab_background ${bg_highlight}
inactive_tab_foreground ${base00}
#tab_bar_background ${base04}
# Windows
active_border_color ${blue}
inactive_border_color ${bg_highlight}
# normal
color0 ${base04}
color1 ${red}
color2 ${green}
color3 ${yellow}
color4 ${blue}
color5 ${magenta}
color6 ${cyan}
color7 ${fg}
# bright
color8 ${base01}
color9 ${red}
color10 ${green}
color11 ${yellow}
color12 ${blue}
color13 ${magenta}
color14 ${cyan}
color15 ${fg}
# extended colors
color16 ${orange}
color17 ${red300}
]],
colors
)
return kitty
end
return M