RadicalGoodSpeed.vim

RadicalGoodSpeed.vim is a colorscheme for Vim and Neovim.

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TypeScript

This screenshot was taken with the following Neovim setup:

• nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter
• neovim/nvim-lspconfig
• hrsh7th/nvim-cmp
• hrsh7th/cmp-nvim-lsp

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Install

Note: options like termguicolors and g:radicalgoodspeed_force_cterm must be set before applying the colorscheme.

Manual install (Neovim / pack)

git clone https://github.com/svjunic/RadicalGoodSpeed.vim.git \
  ~/.config/nvim/pack/colors/start/RadicalGoodSpeed.vim

Example init.lua:

vim.o.termguicolors = true
-- vim.g.radicalgoodspeed_force_cterm = 1 -- set BEFORE :colorscheme
-- Use this when your terminal is NOT truecolor (e.g. 256-color), or when you use :set notermguicolors.

vim.cmd.colorscheme("radicalgoodspeed")

dein

If you use dein, add the following:

if dein#load_state('~/.cache/dein')
  call dein#begin('~/.cache/dein')

  call dein#add('~/.cache/dein/repos/github.com/Shougo/dein.vim')

  call dein#add('svjunic/RadicalGoodSpeed.vim')

  call dein#end()
  call dein#save_state()
endif

If you use TOML (e.g. dein.toml):

[[plugins]]
repo = 'svjunic/RadicalGoodSpeed.vim'

lazy.nvim

require("lazy").setup({
  {
    "svjunic/RadicalGoodSpeed.vim",
    lazy = false,
    priority = 1000,
    init = function()
      -- must be set BEFORE :colorscheme
      vim.o.termguicolors = true
      -- vim.g.radicalgoodspeed_force_cterm = 1 -- set BEFORE :colorscheme
      -- Use this when your terminal is NOT truecolor (e.g. 256-color), or when you use :set notermguicolors.
    end,
    config = function()
      vim.cmd.colorscheme("radicalgoodspeed")
    end,
  },
})

Apply

colorscheme radicalgoodspeed

Options

Force CTERM fallback (Neovim)

If your terminal does not support true color, or you want to force the legacy (cterm) highlights even on Neovim, set:

let g:radicalgoodspeed_force_cterm = 1

Then apply the colorscheme as usual:

colorscheme radicalgoodspeed

Internal structure (Vim / Neovim)

This repository keeps colors/radicalgoodspeed.vim as the only entry point.

• Vim: loads a minimal legacy implementation from autoload/radicalgoodspeed/vim.vim.
• Neovim: delegates to Lua (lua/radicalgoodspeed/init.lua).

Neovim-side code is organized to make future expansion easy:

lua/radicalgoodspeed/
  palette.lua        -- color data only (no side effects)
  groups.lua         -- core highlight groups
  ts.lua             -- Tree-sitter (@...) links
  lsp.lua            -- LSP / semantic tokens (@lsp...) links
  integrations/
    telescope.lua
    cmp.lua
    gitsigns.lua
  init.lua            -- orchestrates everything

Integration modules are safe to load: they use pcall(require, ...) and do nothing when the plugin is not installed.