The theme files can be copied manually or installed as a bundle with a plugin.
Start by cloning the tempus-themes-vim repo and entering it (unless
you prefer copy-pasting, in which case adapt accordingly):
git clone https://gitlab.com/protesilaos/tempus-themes-vim.git --depth 1 && cd tempus-themes-vimThe manual method requires you to copy the file to ~/.vim/colors/.
Run the following command, while ignoring line that start with #
(those are just comments):
# Create path to colors directory if it does not already exist
mkdir -p ~/.vim/colors/Now run the following command for the theme of your choice. The example
uses tempus_winter.vim:
cp colors/tempus_winter.vim ~/.vim/colors/Done.
Pro tip. To copy all the themes at once, run the following:
cp colors/*.vim ~/.vim/colors/Use your favourite plugin manager method.
With vim-plug add the following
line to your .vimrc:
Plug "https://gitlab.com/protesilaos/tempus-themes-vim.git"Then execute the plugin manager's command to update the plugin files.
Once available, the theme is declared with the following options inside
the .vimrc:
" Theme
syntax enable
colorscheme tempus_winterEnjoy!
Note that by default, the theme does not set the background color when
used in a terminal to play well with transparent terminals. The
background color can be set by adding the following option in the
.vimrc:
let g:tempus_enforce_background_color=1If you use Arch Linux or derivatives, you can get these themes from the AUR.
For more information about this project, screenshots, and all available ports, refer to the main Tempus themes repo.
GNU General Public License Version 3.
All theme files are created through scripts with the Tempus themes generator. See the generator's CONTRIBUTING.md.
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