Theme

Update the theme used by all of your applications with a single command. Each application has its own update theme script, so adding support for additional applications, or making it work with your bizarre configuration is as easy as writing/updating a simple script.

Configuration

Config file location

theme looks for your configuration file in the following locations:

1. $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/theme/config
2. ~/.config/theme/conifg

Default theme

Use the default keyword to set your default theme in your config file.

$ default my-default-theme

Alternate theme

Use the alternate keyword to set your alternate theme in your config file.

$ default my-default-theme

Usage

Call theme with no parameters to enable your default theme. Subsequent calls to theme with no parameters will alternate between your alternate and default themes.

To activate a specific theme, pass that theme name as a parameter:

$ theme my-specific-theme

Adding additional themes

Themes are located in the themes directory. Each theme has sub-directories corresponding to various applications.

themes
└── gruvbox
   ├── deepin-terminal
   ├── iterm2
   ├── konsole
   ├── mintty
   ├── osx-terminal
   └── ...

The naming conventions and structure of theme files are unique to each application.

Adding support for additional applications

Theme activation scripts for each application are located in the scripts directory. These scripts expect two parameters, the name of theme to activate, and an optional variant, i.e. light, dark, etc. Each script contains the commands needed to activate a theme on its application.