Yet more artisanal light themes for emacs.
- Bootstraps base16-emacs for wide emacs package coverage
- Constant contrast across different emphasis contexts
- Conformity of markup texts to look like org mode (markdown, rst, adoc)
- Built with ct.el (macro technology!!)
mcfay |
struan |
dogman |
There may be other themes in this repo, but these are the flagship themes.
Install with straight.el:
(straight-use-package '(myron-themes :host github :repo "neeasade/myron-themes" :files ("*.el" "themes/*.el")))
Myron colorschemes come flavored against different backgrounds, for different levels of emphasis. This can be used to ensure the same contrast level across different contexts. The schemes are stored in a nested hash table, with a helper to access them – EG (myron-get :primary :strong)
to get the primary foreground color meant to be used against the strong background (which you could get with (myron-get :background :strong)
). The available background keys are: :normal :weak :strong :focused
. For each of those, the following foregrounds are available:
label | meaning (foreground) | example |
---|---|---|
:foreground | default | |
:faded | faded | comments |
:primary | identity | functions, variables |
:assumed | assumptions/core stuff | builtins, key words |
:alt | accent | types, matching string within search results |
:strings | strings | strings |
Some thoughts on my general theme opinions:
- Strings are important enough to get their own color for emphasis because they often represent the edges or barriers at which things communicate
- Identity between functions and variables can be blended (lisp-1 type of feel)
- The focused background is important/should be used to show what’s highlighted or where interactive focus is
- It appears I hate the color red generally (in thin lines it looks the same as black to me), except magenta/pinkish tones for the identity foreground
- I generally lean higher contrast
- note: I’m colorblind
Calling myron-show-contrasts
will show the contrast ratios of all the foregrounds against all the backgrounds.
Use these themes in a terminal supporting truecolors, and set the following before loading the themes:
(setq base16-theme-256-color-source 'colors)