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One Open-source Project Daily

themer takes a set of colors and outputs themes for your apps (editors, terminals, wallpapers, and more).

https://github.com/mjswensen/themer

#1ospd #opensource #alfred #chrome #cmd #conemu #hacktoberfest #hyper #iterm #lightline #sketch #slack #sublimetext #terminal #theme #themer #vim #vscode #wallpapers #xcode

One Open-source Project Daily

themer takes a set of colors and outputs themes for your apps (editors, terminals, wallpapers, and more).

https://github.com/mjswensen/themer

#1ospd #opensource #alfred #chrome #cmd #conemu #hacktoberfest #hyper #iterm #lightline #sketch #slack #sublimetext #terminal #theme #themer #vim #vscode #wallpapers #xcode

One Open-source Project Daily

themer takes a set of colors and outputs themes for your apps (editors, terminals, wallpapers, and more).

https://github.com/mjswensen/themer

#1ospd #opensource #alfred #chrome #cmd #conemu #hacktoberfest #hyper #iterm #lightline #sketch #slack #sublimetext #terminal #theme #themer #vim #vscode #wallpapers #xcode

One Open-source Project Daily

themer takes a set of colors and outputs themes for your apps (editors, terminals, wallpapers, and more).

https://github.com/mjswensen/themer

#1ospd #opensource #alfred #chrome #cmd #conemu #hacktoberfest #hyper #iterm #lightline #sketch #slack #sublimetext #terminal #theme #themer #vim #vscode #wallpapers #xcode

One Open-source Project Daily

themer takes a set of colors and outputs themes for your apps (editors, terminals, wallpapers, and more).

https://github.com/mjswensen/themer

#1ospd #opensource #alfred #chrome #cmd #conemu #hacktoberfest #hyper #iterm #lightline #sketch #slack #sublimetext #terminal #theme #themer #vim #vscode #wallpapers #xcode

I'm brainstorming ways to make #themer a sustainable project long-term. One option is to offer premium features (e.g., a more advanced #vscode theme, better #wallpaper , more color set options, etc.) on top of the open source ones. Assuming you were interested in these premium features, which method would you prefer for accessing them?

To celebrate the v6 release, a new #theme has shipped to the #themer CLI, API, and web UI. It's called "Shoulder Pads" (featuring colors inspired by retro fashion) and has both a light and a dark variant. Download your copy at the new web UI: https://themer.dev/?colors.dark.shade0=%230a121d&colors.dark.shade7=%23eaeef1&colors.dark.accent0=%23a12643&colors.dark.accent1=%23d68d78&colors.dark.accent2=%23efda5d&colors.dark.accent3=%231bb375&colors.dark.accent4=%232d869b&colors.dark.accent5=%234860cf&colors.dark.accent6=%237d35b1&colors.dark.accent7=%23d954c6&colors.light.shade0=%23e9edf0&colors.light.shade7=%230b131e&colors.light.accent0=%23d55578&colors.light.accent1=%23a76b34&colors.light.accent2=%23e4a308&colors.light.accent3=%230f915b&colors.light.accent4=%2314724e&colors.light.accent5=%2326308f&colors.light.accent6=%23511b95&colors.light.accent7=%23be2fab&activeColorSet=dark&calculateIntermediaryShades.dark=true&calculateIntermediaryShades.light=true

Got some exciting stuff coming down the pike: themer is getting a complete rewrite in #TypeScript to help facilitate its first ever programmatic API in addition to the usual CLI. Its vast array of packages will be consolidated to just one (while maintaining extensibility and customization!) for ease of use and maintainability into the future… V5’s going to be great, y’all! #NodeJS #themer #editors #terminals #wallpapers