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alacritty-theme's Issues

Feature: preferred themes

IDK the best presentation for this, but I'm interested in developing it and maybe can gather some input from y'all.

Between a dark office, a bright office, and an incredibly sunny porch, I'm finding myself going between a few themes. Still not entirely settled on which is best for these environments.

But I do know that it'd be very rad if the list was sorted by frecency. Maybe that's the best implementation, too: merely ordering the list based on this heuristic.

Papercolor light: wrong colors

I've just noticed that the papercolor light color scheme in this repo does not actually correspond to the definitions in the vim color scheme, see my comment here: NLKNguyen/papercolor-theme#149 (comment), reproduced below:

I am not sure this is actually a translation of papercolor light to alacritty. Take for example the normal color green in the Alacritty version of papercolor:

green:    '0x718C00'

You cannot find 718C00 in the vim color scheme. Similar issues with many of the other color codes.

This on the other seems to be the correct translation of the scheme:

https://github.com/aaron-williamson/base16-alacritty/blob/master/colors/base16-papercolor-light.yml

Move alacritty-theme upstream

Alacritty's Wiki was recently made private due to repeated griefing, which in turn means that people are not able to add new colorschemes to the wiki anymore.

The obvious solution to that is to create a separate theme repository where people can add colorschemes through PRs rather than just throwing them in the wiki, which is what this repository does.

You seem to have done a good job maintaining these themes, providing helpful screenshots for each one. So I wanted to reach out and ask if you're interested in upstreaming this repository to the Alacritty organization before just forking it myself.

There might be some changes this repository could benefit from, but I don't think it would need major modifications.

can`t select a theme

After installation I used this tutorial to install alacritty-theme, after that I made alacritty.yml (blank file) in ~/.config/alacritty/. After run, I wrote theme but every one of them gives me this error.

schemes file

Alacritty supports a schemes which contains any arbitrary amount of themes that users can select from in colors:

Example:

scheme:
  afterglow: &afterglow
    primary:
      background: ....
      foreground: ...
    ...

  argonaut: &argonaut
    ...

  ayu_dark: &ayu_dark
    ...

colors: *ayu_dark

Would you be willing to accept a PR that merges all the themes into a schemes.yaml file?

License change

Current license is not the wisest choice.
Consider changing to Rust's MIT/APACHE2 or like Alacritty -just APACHE2

ayu dark something wrong?

Describe the bug

Colors don't match when there is a background behind text.
Thus, text is not readable.
Is this the original theme or is there some mistake?

Screenshots

image

Environment (please complete the following information):

  • OS: Windows 11, WSL2 with Ubuntu
  • Terminal Emulator: alacritty
  • Shell: bash

Request to mention alacritty-shell and walh

I am the author of alacritty-shell and walh

It is a simple system that lets one change the theme dynamically from what is defined in the alacritty.yml file. When used in conjuction with walh vim theme it achieves a nice consistent experience between vim and terminal. Including a solution for k9s

I see you recommend other similar solutions and was wondering if you might consider adding my repos to your list.

Cheers

alacritty supports file importing

Mention in README.md that we can directly import color themes using the import section in alacritty.yml
This can makes it easier to change colors than using a big scheme file, or changing the colors section.

Example:

import:
  #- ~/.config/alacritty/alacritty-theme/themes/afterglow.yaml
  #- ~/.config/alacritty/alacritty-theme/themes/aye.yaml
  #- ~/.config/alacritty/alacritty-theme/themes/breeze.yaml
  #- ~/.config/alacritty/alacritty-theme/themes/Cobalt2.yaml
  #- ~/.config/alacritty/alacritty-theme/themes/gruvbox_dark.yaml
  - ~/.config/alacritty/alacritty-theme/themes/iterm.yaml

Items error

While changing themes this error comes up
/usr/local/lib/node_modules/alacritty-themes/index.js:27
const colors = doc.contents.items.filter((i) => i.key.value === "colors")[0];
^

TypeError: Cannot read property 'items' of null
at updateTheme (/usr/local/lib/node_modules/alacritty-themes/index.js:27:31)
at /usr/local/lib/node_modules/alacritty-themes/index.js:83:7
at FSReqCallback.readFileAfterClose [as oncomplete] (internal/fs/read_file_context.js:63:3)

Pop os 20.10 a debinan linux distro

Screenshot from 2021-01-27 22-07-10

Colors aren't shown as screenshots depicted

Hi. I'm using the solarized dark theme but I noticed that colors are not the same as the picture you have. For example, when typing ls -la command the write permission is not red or the timestamps are not blue. Instead all letters have the same foreground color. Is this a misconfiguration of the alacritty or something else? Thanks.

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