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themer-terminal Travis

A Terminal.app theme generator for themer.

Dependencies

This module utilizes Swift and the AppKit library to create the contents of the theme file. Install Xcode and you should be good to go.

Installation & usage

Install this module wherever you have themer installed.

npm install themer-terminal

Then pass themer-terminal as a -t (--template) argument to themer:

themer -c my-colors.js -t themer-terminal -o gen/

themer-terminal will generate a themer-dark.terminal or themer-light.terminal (or both), depending on which color set you passed to themer.

To install your theme, press cmd-, to open the Terminal.app preferences, then click Profile > (Gear Icon) > Import... and choose the generated files.