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[--template < file / npm module >...] \ [--template < file / npm module >...] \
--out < directory > --out < directory >
`themer` can create themes from your custom color sets (see ["Create your own color set"](#create-your-own-color-set) below) or from color sets published on npm (see mjswensen/themer-colors-default). The same is true for templates. `themer` can create themes from your custom color sets (see ["Create your own color set"](#create-your-own-color-set) below) or from color sets published on npm (see [themer-colors-default](https://github.com/mjswensen/themer-colors-default)). The same is true for templates.
### Example usage ### Example usage
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## Themer color sets ## Themer color sets
* mjswensen/themer-colors-default * [themer-colors-default](https://github.com/mjswensen/themer-colors-default)
### Create your own color set ### Create your own color set
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light: { ... }, // same as above, except that shade0 should be the lightest and shade7 should be the darkest. light: { ... }, // same as above, except that shade0 should be the lightest and shade7 should be the darkest.
}; };
See mjswensen/themer-colors-default for an example. See [themer-colors-default](https://github.com/mjswensen/themer-colors-default) for an example.
I would recommend checking your color set into your dotfiles repo. Once you've fine-tuned it, you might consider publishing it to npm for others to use! (If you do, consider naming your repo starting with `themer-colors-` so that others can easily find it.) I would recommend checking your color set into your dotfiles repo. Once you've fine-tuned it, you might consider publishing it to npm for others to use! (If you do, consider naming your repo starting with `themer-colors-` so that others can easily find it.)
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### Terminals ### Terminals
* mjswensen/hyper * [themer-hyper](https://github.com/mjswensen/themer-hyper)
### Editors/IDEs ### Editors/IDEs
* mjswensen/vim * [themer-vim](https://github.com/mjswensen/themer-vim)
* mjswensen/vim-lightline * [themer-vim-lightline](https://github.com/mjswensen/themer-vim-lightline)
### Wallpapers ### Wallpapers
* mjswensen/wallpaper-block-wave * [themer-wallpaper-block-wave](https://github.com/mjswensen/themer-wallpaper-block-wave)
* mjswensen/wallpaper-octagon * [themer-wallpaper-octagon](https://github.com/mjswensen/themer-wallpaper-octagon)
### Create your own template ### Create your own template