Hey! Want your Neovim setup to rock the m3scheme color scheme? I'm using AstroNvim here but I think the Neovim setup is similar to it.

📂 Place Your Colorscheme File

First things first, you need to put your m3scheme.lua
file in the right spot. This is where Neovim looks for custom color schemes.

• Create the directory (if it doesn't exist): Make sure you have a colors folder inside your Neovim config directory.
• Place the file: Drop your m3scheme.lua file right into this path:

  ~/.config/nvim/colors/m3scheme.lua
  

⭐ AstroNvim Configuration

If you're using AstroNvim, integrating the m3scheme is super straightforward.

• Locate your UI configuration: Open your astroui.lua file. This is usually found within your AstroNvim user configuration (e.g., ~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/astroui.lua).
• Set the colorscheme: Find the line where colorscheme is defined and set its value to "m3scheme". It should look something like this:

  colorscheme = "m3scheme",

🚀 Vanilla Neovim Configuration

For those running a vanilla Neovim setup, you'll typically configure your colorscheme in your main init.lua file.

Disclaimer: I haven't personally tested this specific setup for vanilla Neovim, but based on common practices, this is how it generally works.

• Open your init.lua: This file is usually located at ~/.config/nvim/init.lua.
• Set the colorscheme: Add the following line to your init.lua file to apply the m3scheme:

  vim.o.colorscheme = "m3scheme"

After following these steps, restart Neovim, and you should see your new m3scheme in action! Enjoy!