experiment 2

lua/catppuccin/core/color_palette.lua

@@ -3,16 +3,14 @@ local color_palette = {
 	catppuccin0 = "#B0DFA4", -- Green
 	catppuccin2 = "#F0C7C7", -- Flamingo
 	catppuccin3 = "#C7B3EE", -- Magenta
-	catppuccin4 = "#E2B2E1", -- Pink
+	catppuccin4 = "#DCAEDF", -- Pink
 	catppuccin5 = "#E38C8F", -- Red
-	catppuccin7 = "#BEE4ED", -- Teal
+	catppuccin7 = "#C6D5F9", -- Teal
 	catppuccin8 = "#F1D49B", -- Yellow
 	catppuccin9 = "#A0B6ED", -- Blue
 	catppuccin18 = "#95C6C1",
 	catppuccin6 = "#F0B58F", -- Peach
-
-	-- haven't found a good match for catppuccin19. It's mostly used on operators and symbols
-	catppuccin19 = "#FF7171",
+	catppuccin19 = "#EA8DAA",
 	-- catppuccin19 = "#C9CBFF",
 	-- catppuccin19 = "#ECAA9F",
 

lua/catppuccin/core/integrations/treesitter.lua

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ function M.get(cp)
 		TSPunctSpecial = { fg = cp.catppuccin5 }, -- For special punctutation that does not fall in the catagories before.
 
 		TSFloat = { fg = math_logic, style = "italic" }, -- For floats.
-		TSNumber = { fg = cp.catppuccin5, style = "italic" }, -- For all numbers
+		TSNumber = { fg = math_logic, style = "italic" }, -- For all numbers
 		TSBoolean = { fg = math_logic, style = "italic" }, -- For booleans.
 
 		TSConstructor = { fg = cp.catppuccin9 }, -- For constructor calls and definitions: = { } in Lua, and Java constructors.
@@ -67,11 +67,11 @@ function M.get(cp)
 		-- TSStrike            = { };    -- For strikethrough texcp.
 		-- TSTitle             = { };    -- Text that is part of a title.
 		-- TSLiteral           = { };    -- Literal texcp.
-	
+
 		-- html
 		TSTagAttribute = { fg = cp.catppuccin3, style = "italic" }, -- Tags like html tag names.
 		TSTag = { fg = cp.catppuccin6 }, -- Tags like html tag names.
-		TSTagDelimiter = { fg = cp.catppuccin18 }, -- Tag delimiter like < > /
+		TSTagDelimiter = { fg = cp.catppuccin7 }, -- Tag delimiter like < > /
 		TSText = { fg = cp.catppuccin10 }, -- For strings considerated text in a markup language.
 
 		-- Markdown tresitter parser support