A light first color theme for bright digital workmanship.
Contributions welcome.
Clone the repository. From the base directory run the following command with schemes you need selected via file globbing. For example, if you wanted to install the theme files for bat, alacritty, and vivid, you would run:
cp -r schemes/{bat,vivid,alacritty} ~/.config/
#0e558e
#6393d2
#aad6ff
Blues
#664385
#a881c9
#eec4ff
Purples
#83395d
#c8789c
#ffbbe1
Pinks
#873b30
#cf7a6b
#ffbdac
Reds
#714a06
#b88846
#ffcb85
Yellows
#2c5e03
#6d9e46
#b0e386
Greens
#0d5c58
#579c96
#9be1da
Teals
#1e1c1a
#3e3c3a
Blacks
#6e6c6a
#9e9c9a
Grays
#ceccca
#eeecea
Whites
These are available in schemes.
- alacritty - terminal emulator
- foot - terminal emulator
- helix - code editor
- bat - advanced
cat - vivid - for generating
LS_COLORS
If you have the time and will to add a new scheme for some new application, please do it and open a PR.
The base colors were selected by eyeballing the colors and tweaking via RGB and HSV until they felt right. This was an extended personal process during which I used the standard light version as my code syntax highlighting theme ensuring I get daily exposure.
Afterward CIELAB was used to normalize the lightness of the color variants to 35, 60, and 85. This required the baseline 60 lightness variant to have an RGB minimum of 70 and an RGB maximum of 210 to avoid shifts in color for dark and light variants respectively. A small amount of color tweaking was necessary therefore.
An indispensible tool during this process was colorizer.