This is the refactor in line with changes discussed in #9.
It was a scary rebase after all the new faces, but I think I got it right.
How to use modular faces / theme
Here is the snippet I use to selectively load nano-emacs header line into my own configuration. It feels much better than copying and editing most of the related source code, so that's a win!
(add-to-list 'load-path "/home/zor/taf/my-nano-emacs")
(defvar nano-color-foreground "#ECEFF4") ;; Snow Storm 3 / nord 6
(defvar nano-color-background "#2E3440") ;; Polar Night 0 / nord 0
(defvar nano-color-highlight "#3B4252") ;; Polar Night 1 / nord 1
(defvar nano-color-critical "#EBCB8B") ;; Aurora / nord 11
(defvar nano-color-salient "#81A1C1") ;; Frost / nord 9
(defvar nano-color-strong "#ECEFF4") ;; Snow Storm 3 / nord 6
(defvar nano-color-popout "#D08770") ;; Aurora / nord 12
(defvar nano-color-subtle "#434C5E") ;; Polar Night 2 / nord 2
(defvar nano-color-faded "#616E87") ;;
(require 'nano-faces)
(nano-faces)
(require 'nano-theme)
(nano-theme--mode-line)
(require 'nano-modeline)
:warning: Sneaky changes in layout.el
Some things sneaked in. I can rewrite this commit to be cleaner and force push if you deem them too disturbing or irrelevant.
Default font size setting has been removed. There is no good default for the default font size, as it's DPI dependent. Setting it to 14 makes everything really tiny on a HiDPI screen.
Added (menu-bar-mode 0) - this is probably the default on your mac emacs, but on linux (and windows I suppose) it shows by default, and that does not match the screenshots.
Next steps ?
It's still not perfect. Copying the color theme is not great. As things stand, a nano-theme-xx can't be required because it will in turn require and set everything else.
Also: existing faces are not customizable, and the colors are really not customizable. This is because they are mostly proceduraly set. I think making colors and faces independently customizable (with customize-group nano) is a big enough change to warrant its own PR. I've started hacking around that idea, it seems there is plenty enough potention in defcustom to support this. More info in a new issue after this merges.
rougier
commented
3 years ago
What this is
This is the refactor in line with changes discussed in #9. It was a scary rebase after all the new faces, but I think I got it right.
How to use modular faces / theme
Here is the snippet I use to selectively load nano-emacs header line into my own configuration. It feels much better than copying and editing most of the related source code, so that's a win!
:warning: Sneaky changes in
layout.elSome things sneaked in. I can rewrite this commit to be cleaner and force push if you deem them too disturbing or irrelevant.
(menu-bar-mode 0)- this is probably the default on your mac emacs, but on linux (and windows I suppose) it shows by default, and that does not match the screenshots.Next steps ?
It's still not perfect. Copying the color theme is not great. As things stand, a nano-theme-xx can't be required because it will in turn require and set everything else.
Also: existing faces are not customizable, and the colors are really not customizable. This is because they are mostly proceduraly set. I think making colors and faces independently customizable (with
customize-group nano) is a big enough change to warrant its own PR. I've started hacking around that idea, it seems there is plenty enough potention indefcustomto support this. More info in a new issue after this merges.