First install using your plugin manager. Don't forget to change the plugin name to embark using your plugin manager's capabilities.

{ 'embark-theme/vim', lazy = false, priority = 1000, name = 'embark' }

require('paq') { { 'embark-theme/vim', as = 'embark' } }

Plug 'embark-theme/vim', { 'as': 'embark', 'branch': 'main' }

Then set embark as your colorscheme.

Vimscript:

colorscheme embark

Lua (Neovim):

vim.cmd.colorscheme('embark')

{ 'embark-theme/vim', lazy = false, priority = 1000, name = 'embark', config = function() vim.cmd.colorscheme('embark') end }

A lightline theme is also available. Just set your colorscheme to 'embark'.

Vimscript:

let g:lightline = { \ 'colorscheme': 'embark', \ }

Lua (for Neovim):

vim.g.lightline = { colorscheme = 'embark' }

Airline should just pick up on the theme automatically. If not you can set manually:

Vimscript:

let g:airline_theme = 'embark'

Lua (for Neovim):

vim.g.airline_theme = 'embark'

For Neovim users, Lualine should pick up the theme with the auto setting. If not you can set it manually:

require('lualine').setup { options = { theme = 'embark' } }

Embark offers a few configuration values to control features. Setting values to 1 will turn the feature on.

Italics - Make sure your terminal is set up to handle them. See this for help getting italics and true color working in your terminal.

Vimscript:

let g:embark_terminal_italics = 1

Lua (for Neovim):

vim.g.embark_terminal_italics = 1

See other available ports at https://embark-theme.github.io/