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On mobile at the moment but in short:
Rosé Pine.tmTheme
→ template.tmTheme
#c4a7e7
→ $iris
npx @rose-pine/build -t ./template.tmTheme -o ./themes
Hope that helps :) If you have questions please ask!
On mobile at the moment but in short:
- Rename
Rosé Pine.tmTheme
→template.tmTheme
- Replace hex values with their named equivalent, e.g.
#c4a7e7
→$iris
- Build via
npx @rose-pine/build -t ./template.tmTheme -o ./themes
Hope that helps :) If you have questions please ask!
Thanks for the tips, I appreciate! However, looks like the colors being used here are from an old palette I guess. I say this because I've not found the colors on the palette available at the website.
What do you suggest in this case?
Perhaps start with http://tmtheme-editor.herokuapp.com/#!/editor/theme/Monokai and update it using our palette while referencing https://rosepinetheme.com/docs/usage :)
I'm creating a theme for bat and since its themes are
*.tmTheme
files I used the one from https://github.com/rose-pine/sublime-text.However, I'm not understanding how I can generate the Dawn and Moon variants from the default one which I've taken form the Sublime repo.
Here is the current repository in which I'm working on https://github.com/guilhermedeandrade/bat/tree/main. Also, here is a quick demo from the Rosé Pine bat theme:
Colors are off, actually. As you can see the
import
keywords are red/pink (I'm colorblind lol), when they should have the color that bothApp
anduseState
have.