notes

ive been working on a minimal http server to host the static site contents on. this is mostly because i want to get better at zig and thought itd be a fun challenge :)

it currently supports embedding the static files and a tiny virtual filesystem.

i might expand it to support templates & generation and take more work off zola.

evergarden is now available as a userstyle!!

i created a small patcher for the catppuccin userstyles repo with the help of their lead maintainer, @uncenter. this allows us to use their amazing userstyles with evergarden colors!

the userstyles are available on github and codeberg.

i created a really cool and awesome tool for publishing your ebil.club site.

you can get the ebil tool from codeberg.

lylla now supports sections for statusline components. 3bf7259

this uses a pr that has just been merged to nightly. #37153

this feature was initially requested by me :) #35806

lylla is available on github and codeberg.

mimi is a fuzzy & warm colorscheme inspired by june's cat.

mimi is available on codeberg.

i created a plugin for neovim that simplifies some of the hassles of setting up neovim's builtin completion.

github codeberg

you can now toggle between live mode and fuzzy mode in artio! 82db9ac

you can get artio from github and codeberg.

ive been working on a extui fuzzy finder for neovim that uses nightly's new ui components.

its available on github and codeberg.

evergarden is now available for sublime text. simply install it using package control.

you can install the evergarden palette as an npm package: @everviolet/palette

here’s how to bring the garden into your stylesheets:

/* if you have it installed with a package manager & a css loader configured */
@import "@everviolet/palette/css/fall.css";

/* alternatively via unpkg */
@import url("https://unpkg.com/@everviolet/palette/css/fall.css");

.button {
  background-color: var(--ev-winter-green);
  color: var(--ev-winter-crust);
}

@use "@everviolet/palette/scss/evergarden" as *;

.button {
  background-color: $green;
  color: $crust;
}

the little garden's grown a bit! the official evergarden theme site is now available - you can now browse the palette, read about the project, and find ports for your applications all in one comfy place.

take a peek here: evergarden.moe

(more updates, ease of use for developers, and mossy surprises coming soon)