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README.md

themer-sublime-text Travis

A Sublime Text theme generator for themer.

Installation & usage

Install this module wherever you have themer installed:

npm install themer-sublime-text

Then pass themer-sublime-text as a -t (--template) arg to themer:

themer -c my-colors.js -t themer-sublime-text -o gen

themer-sublime-text will generate a themer-sublime-text-dark.tmTheme or a themer-sublime-text-light.tmTheme (or both), depending on the color set you passed to themer.

Finally, copy (or symlink) your new theme file(s) to the User/ packages folder (you can see where this folder is by choosing the "Browse Packages..." menu option in Sublime Text). You'll then be able to choose the theme from the list of available color themes.