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materialshell color themes

This directory contains the color themes for specific terminal emulators organized by OS platform. Those files should be used as a theme in the terminal emulator config in order to get the perfect look for the ZSH theme!

macOS

iTerm

  1. iTerm > Preferences > Profiles > Colors Tab.
  2. Color Presets ... > Load Presets > Import.
  3. Select one of the themes located at shell-color-themes/macOS/iterm. 👇
  4. Color Presets ... > Load Presets and select the one you've imported at step 3.
  5. Set as default the profile with the materialshell theme Profiles > Other Actions ... > Set as default.

Terminal

  1. Terminal > Preferences > Gear Icon > Import
  2. Select one of the themes located at shell-color-themes/macOS/terminal. 👇
  3. Set as default the profile with the materialshell theme selecting the profile and clicking on the Default button.

Windows

Cmder

  1. Cmder > Settings > Import ...
  2. Pick the file located at shell-color-themes/windows/cmder. It will include a Windows version of both themes.

Note: Windows is a color scheme version only.

Hyper

  1. Open Hyper's preferences with your editor - Tip: CMD+, or at ~/.hyper.js.
  2. Add hyper-materialshell to your plugins list:
  3. Reload HyperTerm - CMD+Shift+R.
plugins: ['hyper-materialshell']

See hyper-materialshell.

Windows Terminal

  1. Open Settings (Right Click Title Bar > Properties)
  2. In the bottom left corner, click Open JSON file. This will open a settings.json file in an editor.
  3. Navigate down to the schemes key.
  4. Open your desired theme file from shell-color-themes/windows/windowsterminal.
  5. Append the JSON dict in the .json file into the schemes array of the settings.json file you opened in step 2.
  6. Hit save.
  7. Naviage to the Profiles section or any of your specific terminals, such as Windows PowerShell
  8. In the Color scheme entry, select "Oceanic" from the dropdown.

Universal

Ghostty

  1. Create a themes directory in the $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/ghostty directory.
  2. Copy the theme file from from shell-color-themes/ghostty.
  3. Set the theme in the Ghostty config file.
theme=light:materialshell-light,dark:materialshell-dark

Manual

Just in case there's no theme available for your terminal emulator, you can setup manually by using the color palette listed. Feel free to send a pull request adding support for your emulator! 🎉

Dark

Light

Oceanic