{
  "oskarnurm/koda.nvim",
  lazy = false, -- make sure we load this during startup if it is your main colorscheme
  priority = 1000, -- make sure to load this before all the other start plugins
  config = function()
    -- require("koda").setup({ transparent = true })
    vim.cmd("colorscheme koda")
  end,
}

vim.pack.add({
  "https://github.com/oskarnurm/koda.nvim",
})
-- require("koda").setup({ transparent = true })
vim.cmd("colorscheme koda")

vimd.cmd("colorscheme koda") -- auto-switches based on background

require("koda").setup({
    transparent = false, -- enable for transparent backgrounds

    -- Automatically enable highlights only for plugins installed by your plugin manager
    -- Currently only supports `lazy.nvim`, `mini.deps` and `vim.pack`
    auto = true,  -- disable to load ALL available plugin highlights

    cache = true, -- caches the theme for better performance

    -- Style to be applied to different syntax groups
    -- Common use case would be to set either `italic = true` or `bold = true` for a desired group
    -- See `:help nvim_set_hl` for more valid values
    styles = {
       functions = { bold = true },
       keywords  = {},
       comments  = {},
       strings   = {},
       constants = {}, -- includes numbers, booleans
    },

    -- Override colors for the active variant
    -- Available keys (e.g., 'func') can be found in lua/koda/palette/
    colors = {
      -- func = "#4078F2",
      -- keyword = "#A627A4",
    },

    -- You can modify or extend highlight groups using the `on_highlights` configuration option
    -- Any changes made take effect when highlights are applied
    on_highlights = function(hl, c)
      -- hl.LineNr = { fg = c.info } -- change a specific highlight to use a different palette color
      -- hl.Comment = { fg = c.emphasis, italic = true } -- modify a syntax group (add bold, italic, etc)
      -- hl.RainbowDelimiterRed = { fg = "#fb2b2b" } -- add a custom highlight group for another plugin
    end,
})

local koda = require("koda")
local colors = koda.get_palette("dark") -- returns the colors for the given theme with user-overrides applied

some_plugin.error = koda.blend(colors.danger, colors.bg, 0.3) -- blends two colors together. Useful for creating custom shades that match the theme