Default Highlight Colors

[olimorris]

Now that painful function calling PR is out the way I can properly invest some time into MCPHub (and I can't wait!).

I'm keen to add support for this in my theme, OneDarkPro.nvim and was surprised by the default colors chosen:

If I reference this to Mason:

and Lazy.nvim:

It's quite the contrast. Digging in to your highlights.lua file, it looks like you're extracting the colors from Normal and NormalFloat and if I do :verbose hi Normal I see:

Normal         xxx guifg=#b4b7cf guibg=#222435
        Last set from Lua (run Nvim with -V1 for more details)

which doesn't suggest anything odd. Any thoughts on why this could be the case?

[ravitemer]

@olimorris Excited for you to try this out!

I have tried to test it out with onedarkpro.

	{
		"olimorris/onedarkpro.nvim",
		priority = 1000, -- Ensure it loads first
	},

Unfortunately I don't know why this is happening with your setup.

I'm keen to add support for this in my theme, OneDarkPro.nvim

Awesome! For this I think the current setup of extracting colors from highlight groups might need to change or is it okay? Please let me know if you need something to change in the plugin. I am pretty bad at theming and the current highlights are from the community. Any advice is always welcome.

[olimorris]

That's more like it!

There's a few bugs in my @files tool that I've spotted. Ironically, the only problems with installing MCP servers have been because of CodeCompanion 😆.

[ravitemer]

It looks great now! Thanks for the fix. Is there anything I need to do regarding the "MCP HUB" logo being stretched out? Is it due to font size or the font itself? We can have an option to hide it.

Ironically, the only problems with installing MCP servers have been because of CodeCompanion 😆.

😅 You can try the neovim native server for now.

Unless you are testing the workflow, most of the servers can be installed by selecting the JSON block in the README of the marketplace detail page and pressing "a". Installing with AI is a hit and miss sometimes useful for complex setups.

[olimorris]

Is there anything I need to do regarding the "MCP HUB" logo being stretched out

I think that's probs my spacing in the terminal 😆. I happen to think the front page of MCPHub looks awesome. Super clean and crisp

Unless you are testing the workflow, most of the servers can be installed by selecting the JSON block in the README of the marketplace detail page and pressing "a". Installing with AI is a hit and miss sometimes useful for complex setups.

Yeah I was testing the AI installer. Was super helpful to see actually because it highlighted some errors in how the @files tool was working. No issues now though. Been able to install a few tools with AI, directly.

What MCP servers are you using mostly?

[ravitemer]

Great!

Been able to install a few tools with AI, directly.

Yeah! It feels awesome when all we have to do is "Enter".

What MCP servers are you using mostly?

I often find myself using these: (The current marketplace is based on cline marketplace. There are many MCP Servers that are not available here and some are outdated. Hopefully in the future we might have a lsp-config or npm kind of registry)

• github: https://github.com/github/github-mcp-server (to read issues, create releases)
• firecrawl: https://github.com/mendableai/firecrawl-mcp-server (swiss army knife for anything related to web, replaces brave, tavily, fetch)
• discord: for sending updates in the discord channel. https://github.com/hanweg/mcp-discord
• vectorcode: available as a MCP Server as well https://github.com/Davidyz/VectorCode/wiki/Neovim-Integrations#model-context-protocol-mcp

Some less often used:

• puppeteer: will be useful for web devs once the image support gets added
• perplexity: better retreival and research
• figma: For showing off 😁