trag1c / gleam-theme

helix/iTerm/VSCode color themes based on the one found on Gleam's website

Gleam theme

• helix
• iTerm
• Visual Studio Code

helix/iTerm/VSCode color themes based on the one found on Gleam's website.

Shoutout to @aslilac and @lpil for the original design! ❤️

My part of the job was implementing the original colors, adding some missing ones and designing the rest of the editor :)

The above screenshots also use Material Icon Theme and Material Product Icons.

Installing

helix

Download the helix.zip file and unzip it into the themes folder in your config directory (most likely ~/.config/helix/themes/).

Try it out through the :theme gleam command or set it permanently in your helix config (most likely ~/.config/helix/config.toml):

theme = "gleam"

iTerm

Download the iterm.zip file from Releases, unzip it and import the themes via Profiles > Colors > Color Presets... > Import....

Visual Studio Code

Download the extension from the VSCode Marketplace or the Open VSX Registry.

or

Download the .vsix file (found in Releases) and use Extensions: Install from VSIX....

or

Clone this repository and use Developer: Install Extension from Location....

gleam-theme's Issues

Active tab is not recognizable

When using the bufferline:

[editor]
bufferline = "multiple"

the active tab is not highlighted:

Add light theme(s)

Support zed

rust-analyzer type hints are colored invasively

when using rust-analyzer with the most recent theme update, the type hints stand out a lot due to whatever palette they're picking from (i will say i have no idea how plugins or themes work so not sure how feasible changing this is).

default vscode theme with rust-analyzer:

gleam theme without rust-analyzer:

gleam theme with rust-analyzer:

Support Neovim