Gogh is a command line theme manager and a collection of curated color palettes for various Linux and macOS terminal emulators. It provides a library of configuration files used to synchronize visual styles across different terminal environments. The project includes a terminal accessibility checker to verify that chosen color schemes meet visual contrast and readability standards. It allows for the creation of custom theme definitions using a templating system that maps hex values to text and background colors. The toolset covers terminal emulator customization through a command line interf
theme.sh is a command line utility for previewing, browsing, and applying terminal color palettes instantly. It manages terminal aesthetics through escape sequences, interactive menu selectors, shell startup hooks, and state persistence configuration files. The tool includes capabilities for interactive theme navigation through fuzzy finding tools, brightness-based palette filtering, and external theme imports. It supports automated session persistence by restoring recent color schemes on startup and tracking selection history. Additional functionality covers remote environment styling by s
Gogh is a terminal emulator color scheme manager and command-line theme installer. It provides a collection of color palettes and tools to browse and apply visual themes across different terminal environments. The project utilizes a standardized library of themes defined in YAML format, allowing for a structured collection of color schemes. It includes a contrast validator that checks these schemes against WCAG accessibility standards to ensure legible text and background contrast. The system covers terminal styling and customization through an interactive selection interface, terminal detec
This project is a dark syntax highlighting theme for Vim and Neovim. It provides a set of predefined color definitions and visual styles designed to maintain a consistent dark interface across terminal and graphical environments. The theme includes specific color palettes for terminal emulators and provides integration for editor plugins, such as status lines and version control gutters. It employs terminal capability detection to choose between high-fidelity RGB values and 256-color palettes based on the host environment. Users can modify the visual style through configuration-driven overri
This project provides a collection of coordinated color themes and visual presets for the tmux terminal multiplexer. It is designed to standardize the interface appearance by styling the status bar and window borders through a set of curated color palettes.
Las características principales de catppuccin/tmux son: Terminal Color Schemes, Status Line Layouts, Visual Themes, Semantic Color Mappings, Terminal Interface Customizations, Terminal Color Themes, Terminal Interface Styling, Template String Interpolation.
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