WCAG AA+ accessible color schemes rooted in espresso.
Using lazy.nvim:
{
"rwendell/kissa",
lazy = false,
priority = 1000,
config = function()
require("kissa").setup({ variant = "auto" })
end,
}| Color | Macchiato | Latte | Usage |
|---|---|---|---|
bg |
Background | ||
bg_alt |
Statusline, gutters | ||
surface0 |
Selection, panels | ||
surface1 |
Cursor line, folds | ||
surface2 |
Dim surfaces | ||
fg |
Primary text | ||
fg_dim |
Secondary text | ||
fg_muted |
Tertiary text | ||
fg_subtle |
Comments | ||
red |
Errors, deletes | ||
orange |
Operators, numbers | ||
yellow |
Strings, warnings | ||
green |
Functions, diff-add | ||
teal |
Types, regex | ||
blue |
Keywords, links | ||
purple |
Constants | ||
pink |
Properties |
| Format | Path |
|---|---|
| Neovim | colors/ |
| Ghostty | extras/ghostty/ |
| Kitty | extras/kitty/ |
| Alacritty | extras/alacritty/ |
| WezTerm | extras/wezterm/ |
| Foot | extras/foot/ |
| iTerm2 | extras/iterm2/ |
| XResources | extras/xresources/ |
| OpenCode | extras/opencode/ |
| Base16 | base16/ |
| Palette TOML | palette/ |
Kissa (喫茶) is Japanese for "coffee house" — specifically the kissaten (喫茶店), the quiet, craft-focused coffee shops that predate speciality cafes. 喫 (ki) means "to drink/savor" and 茶 (sa) means "tea" — though in practice it means the place where coffee is served with intention.