hgiasac/lucario

The best flat theme for Vim, Atom, Sublime Text, TextMate, Terminal.app, iTerm, Xcode and XTerm

Lucario

The best colorful flat theme for Vim, Atom, Sublime Text, Xcode, Terminal.app, XTerm and iTerm.

Summary

• Editors
  • Atom
  • Brackets
  • Sublime Text
  • TextMate
  • Vim
  • Xcode
• Terminal
  • iTerm
  • Terminal.app
  • XTerm
• Color Palette
• Contributing
• About

Atom

1. Go to Atom -> Preferences...
2. Then select the Install tab
3. Switch to the Themes
4. Type Lucario in the search box

See Lucario in atom.io page

Brackets

Not available yet.

Sublime Text

Install using Package Control

If you are using Package Control, you can easily install Lucario via the Package Control: Install Package. The package theme as Lucario Color Scheme in the packages list. After this you should be able to select lucario color scheme by browsing Preferences -> Color Scheme -> Lucario Color Scheme -> Lucario

See Lucario in package control web page

Manually install

1. Use git clone [email protected]:raphamorim/lucario.git and then take the Lucario.tmTheme
2. Open Sublime text and click on Preferences -> Browse Packages
3. Then put the Lucario.tmTheme there
4. Now you should be able to select lucario theme by browsing Preferences -> Color Scheme -> Lucario

TextMate

Not available yet.

Vim

Put lucario.vim file in your ~/.vim/colors/ directory and add the following line to your vimrc file:

syntax enable
set number
colorscheme lucario

OS X Hint: vim /usr/share/vim/vimrc

Xcode

1. Use git clone [email protected]:raphamorim/lucario.git (or use .zip download option)
2. Copy the xcode/Lucario.dvtcolortheme file to your Xcode FontAndColorThemes directory
3. Reopen your Xcode and click on Xcode -> preferences
4. Open Fonts & Colors tab and select lucario as your theme

Hint: run this command to copy and paste Lucario.dvtcolortheme file to your Xcode FontAndColorThemes directory:

$ cp Lucario.dvtcolortheme ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/UserData/FontAndColorThemes/

iTerm

1. Use git clone [email protected]:raphamorim/lucario.git (or use .zip download option)
2. iTerm > Settings Tab
3. Go to "Profiles > Colors" tab
4. Click "Load Presets..." to import and select the iterm/Lucario.itermcolors file

Terminal.app

1. Use git clone [email protected]:raphamorim/lucario.git (or use .zip download option)
2. Terminal > Settings Tab
3. Click "Gear" icon
4. Click Import and select the terminal/Lucario.terminal file
5. Click Default

XTerm

1. Use git clone [email protected]:raphamorim/lucario.git (or use .zip download option)
2. Copy the xterm/.Xresources file to your home directory
3. (optional for some cases) Add xrdb -merge ~/.Xresources to your init scripts (e.g. .xinitrc)

Color Palette

Palette	Hex	RGB	HSL
Background	#2b3e50	43 62 80	209.2° 30.1% 24.1%
Current Line	#243443	36 52 67	209° 30.1% 20.2%
Selection	#19242f	25 36 47	210° 30.6% 14.1%
Foreground	#f8f8f2	248 248 242	60° 30% 96%
Comment	#5c98cd	92 152 205	208.1° 53.1% 58.2%
String	#E6DB74	230 219 116	54.2° 69.5% 67.8%

Contributing

Why not use lucario color scheme in your favorite editor? does not exist? So what about creating one, is very simple \o/

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: `git commit -m 'Add some feature'``
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :)

About

Credits: Project inspired by @zenorocha's Dracula Theme.

License: MIT ® Raphael Amorim.