essentialkaos/detheme

By essentialkaos

•Updated 5 months ago

SublimeText color theme downgrader (sublime-color-scheme → tmTheme converter)

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essentialkaos/detheme repository overview

Installation⁠ • Command-line completion⁠ • Man documentation⁠ • Usage⁠ • CI Status⁠ • Contributing⁠ • License⁠

detheme is SublimeText color theme downgrader for converting *.sublime-color-scheme files to *.tmTheme.

Known limitations:

HWB colors not supported;
blend() adjuster not supported;
blenda() adjuster not supported;
saturation() adjuster not supported;
lightness() adjuster not supported;
min-contrast() adjuster not supported.

⁠Installation

⁠From source

To build the detheme from scratch, make sure you have a working Go 1.20+ workspace (instructions⁠), then:

go install github.com/essentialkaos/detheme@latest

⁠Container Image

The latest version of detheme also available as container image on GitHub Container Registry⁠ and Docker Hub⁠:

podman run --rm -it ghcr.io/essentialkaos/detheme:latest
# or
docker run --rm -it ghcr.io/essentialkaos/detheme:latest

⁠Prebuilt binaries

You can download prebuilt binaries for Linux and macOS from EK Apps Repository⁠:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://apps.kaos.st/get) detheme

⁠Command-line completion

You can generate completion for bash, zsh or fish shell.

Bash:

sudo detheme --completion=bash 1> /etc/bash_completion.d/detheme

ZSH:

sudo detheme --completion=zsh 1> /usr/share/zsh/site-functions/detheme

Fish:

sudo detheme --completion=fish 1> /usr/share/fish/vendor_completions.d/detheme.fish

⁠Man documentation

You can generate man page using next command:

detheme --generate-man | sudo gzip > /usr/share/man/man1/detheme.1.gz

⁠Usage

Usage: detheme {options} theme-file

Options

  --output, -o path    Path to output file
  --no-color, -nc      Disable colors in output
  --help, -h           Show this help message
  --version, -v        Show version

Examples

  detheme my-theme.sublime-color-scheme
  Convert custom theme to thTheme format

  detheme -o theme1.thTheme my-theme.sublime-color-scheme
  Convert custom theme to thTheme format and save as theme1.thTheme