base16 colorschemes for fzf
This repository provides Base16 and Base24 color schemes for fzf, a
command-line fuzzy finder written in Go.
It is meant to be used along with other Tinted Theming template
projects, which proposes a modular approach by separating templates,
schemes and builder into different repositories.
Themes in tinted-fzf work by appending --color
options to your
existing FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS
environment variable.
Previously base16-fzf, but we’ve since added Base24 themes and plan
to add themes for different color systems in future, the base16-
prefix doesn’t work anymore so we’ve moved to the less restrictive nametinted-fzf
.
Source your favorite color scheme from the sh/
directory into your
shell configuration file (.*rc
file).
. /path/to/tinted-fzf/sh/base16-oceanicnext.sh
Deprecated: The bash/
exists for people who have locally cloned
this repo and are already using it, but sh/
directory should be used
for all posix compliant shells.
Source your favorite color scheme from the fish/
directory with
the source
command. This creates a global variable that will be
persistent across shell sessions. The generated fish
scripts will
overwrite existing --color
options from your existingFZF_DEFAULT_OPTS
to stop it from growing indefinitely as you try out
different color schemes.
Add the powershell theme file contents to your~/Documents/PowerShell/Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1
file.
By default, fzf supports ANSI color passthrough. If you’re interested in
utilizing our enhanced version, which includes support for ANSI
passthrough, follow the instructions below based on your shell:
ansi/ansi.sh
script or append.bashrc
,.zshrc
).ansi/ansi.fish
script or add its contents to your~/.config/fish/config.fish
.ansi/ansi.ps1
script’s contents into your~/Documents/PowerShell/Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1
.This version ensures consistent ANSI color passthrough across different
shell environments, enhancing your experience with fzf.
See CONTRIBUTING.md, which contains building and contributing
instructions.
This template’s themes were built with builder-rust.
solarized-dark |
horizon-dark |
tomorrow |
oceanicnext |
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