Themes

The bundled themes, a live picker, system appearance, and your own theme file.

Rip ships with twenty-five themes and follows the system appearance when you ask it to. A theme file of your own takes a few lines.

Pick a theme#

Press K TCtrl+K Ctrl+T. A picker lists every theme. Move through the list, and the window takes each theme as you pass it. ↩Enter keeps the selected theme and writes it to config.toml. ⎋Esc restores the theme you had.

Rip bundles these themes:

• One Dark, the default, and One Light
• Catppuccin Mocha and Latte
• Tokyo Night and Tokyo Night Day
• GitHub Dark and Light
• Rosé Pine and Rosé Pine Dawn
• Gruvbox Dark and Light
• Solarized Dark and Light
• Dracula, Nord, Nightfox, Darcula, and Kanagawa
• Everforest Dark, Osaka Jade, and Ethereal
• VS Code Dark Modern and macOS Classic
• Pitch Black: true black with one lime accent, the one that is ours

Follow the system#

Set both light-theme and dark-theme, and Rip switches with the system appearance. The picker then writes your choice to the key that matches the chosen theme: a dark theme goes to dark-theme.

light-theme = "one-light"
dark-theme = "pitch-black"

Your own theme#

Put a TOML file in the themes folder next to config.toml, by default ~/.config/rip/themes/. Its name is the theme's name. appearance picks the base, One Dark or One Light. Every key under [colors] replaces that color in the base. The keys are the names the bundled themes use: background, editor_background, text, accent, editor_selection, diff_added, and so on.

appearance = "dark"

[colors]
background = "#101014"
editor_background = "#101014"
text = "#e6e5e0"
accent = "#d6ff3d"
editor_selection = "#26262c"

Set theme = "<name>" to use it. A file with the name of a bundled theme replaces that theme. One Dark and One Light are the exception: they stay built in.

Fonts#

font-family and font-size set the editor text. ui-font-family and ui-font-size set the sidebar, tabs, and pickers. line-height is a multiple of the font size.

Keys#

Settings#