A material design theme for your shell with a good contrast and color pops at the important parts. Designed to be easy on the eyes.
These are the colors used in both versions of the materialshell (Dark & Oceanic).
Before starting, you will need to download materialshell:
- Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/carloscuesta/materialshell.git
. - Download the
materialshell.zip
from GitHub here.
To setup the prompt, you will need to have materialshell.zsh-theme
and Oh-My-Zsh installed. Then follow the next steps:
- Copy
zsh/materialshell.zsh-theme
(dark, oceanic or light) to~/.oh-my-zsh/themes/
folder. - Modify
.zshrc
to enable the theme withZSH_THEME="materialshell-dark"
orZSH_THEME="materialshell-oceanic"
depending on the version you want. - Save and restart your terminal.
By default the colors are enabled with the zsh theme. These are the color palettes for your Terminal emulators depending on your system and the emulator itself. OS X, Linux, Windows, choose the one you use.
iTerm > Preferences > Profiles > Colors Tab
.Color Presets ... > Load Presets > Import
.- Select one of the themes located at
osx/iterm/
. Color Presets ... > Load Presets
and select the one you've imported at step 3.- Set as default the profile with the materialshell theme
Profiles > Other Actions ... > Set as default
.
Terminal > Preferences > Gear Icon > Import
- Select one of the themes located at
osx/terminal/
. - Set as default the profile with the materialshell theme selecting the profile and clicking on the
Default
button.
- Open HyperTerm's preferences with your editor - Tip:
CMD+,
or at~/.hyperterm.js
. - Add
hyperterm-materialshell
to your plugins list: - Reload HyperTerm -
CMD+Shift+R
.
plugins: ['hyperterm-materialshell']
By default the colors are enabled with the .zsh-theme
. As there are a lot of different Linux terminals, If you are not seeing the colors well, you can setup the same colors using the color palette codes.
Cmder > Settings > Import ...
- Select one of the themes located at
windows/cmder/
.
Note: Windows is a color scheme version only.
Dark | Oceanic |
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