return {
	"michaelrommel/nvim-silicon",
	lazy = true,
	cmd = "Silicon",
	opts = {
		-- the font settings with size and fallback font
		font = "JetBrainsMono NF=34",
		-- the theme to use, depends on themes available to silicon
		theme = "Dracula",
		-- the background color outside the rendered os window
		background = "#1a1b26",
		-- a path to a background image
		background_image = nil,
		-- the paddings to either side
		pad_horiz = 100,
		pad_vert = 80,
		-- whether to have the os window rendered with rounded corners
		no_round_corner = false,
		-- whether to put the close, minimize, maximise traffic light controls on the border
		no_window_controls = false,
		-- whether to turn off the line numbers
		no_line_number = false,
		-- with which number the line numbering shall start, the default is 1, but here a
		-- function is used to return the actual source code line number
		line_offset = function(args)
			return args.line1
		end,
		-- the distance between lines of code
		line_pad = 0,
		-- the rendering of tab characters as so many space characters
		tab_width = 4,
		-- with which language the syntax highlighting shall be done, should be a function
		-- that returns either a language name or an extension like ".js"
		language = function()
			return vim.bo.filetype
		end,
		-- if the shadow below the os window should have be blurred
		shadow_blur_radius = 16,
		-- the offset of the shadow in x and y directions
		shadow_offset_x = 8,
		shadow_offset_y = 8,
		-- the color of the shadow
		shadow_color = "#100808",
		-- whether to strip of superfluous leading whitespace
		gobble = true,
		-- a string or function that defines the path to the output image
		output = function()
			return "~/Pictures/screenshots/code/" .. os.date("!%Y_%m_%d-%H_%M_%S") .. ".png"
		end,
		-- whether to put the image onto the clipboard, may produce an error if run on WSL2
		to_clipboard = false,
		-- the silicon command, put an absolute location here, if the command is not in your PATH
		command = "silicon",
		-- a string or function returning a string that defines the title showing in the image
		-- only works in silicon versions greater than v0.5.1
		window_title = function()
			return vim.fn.fnamemodify(vim.api.nvim_buf_get_name(vim.api.nvim_get_current_buf()), ":t")
		end,
	},
}