Shades of Purple Theme for iTerm2

Shades-of-Purple Theme for iTerm2 and ZSH I 💜 purple, because purple can be genius.
A FOSS (Free & Open Source Software) project. Maintained by @AhmadAwais.

Professional iTerm2 theme with hand-picked & bold shades of purple 💜 to go along with your iTerm2 terminal. A custom iTerm2 theme with style.

Easy Installation

0. Make sure you hca Oh My Zsh installed
1. Drop the shades-of-purple.zsh-theme file in to the ~/.oh-my-zsh/themes/ directory.

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ahmadawais/shades-of-purple-iterm2/master/shades-of-purple.zsh-theme > ~/.oh-my-zsh/themes/shades-of-purple.zsh-theme

2. Open up your ZSH preferences at ~/.zshrc and change the theme variable to ZSH_THEME="shades-of-purple".
3. In iTerm2 access the iTerm2 > Preferences > Profiles > Colors Tab
4. Under the Colors tab import the shades-of-purple.itermcolors file via the Load Presets drop-down at the bottom right.

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ahmadawais/shades-of-purple-iterm2/master/shades-of-purple.itermcolors > ~/Desktop/shades-of-purple.itermcolors

5. Under the Text tab change the font for each type (Regular Font to Operator Mono or Fira Code or whatever you like, but for Non-ASCII font you must use Inconsolata for Powerline.
6. Refresh ZSH by typing source ~/.zshrc on the command line.
7. Done!!! 🙌

Tips & Tricks

• ✅ shades-of-purple.itermcolors is for anyone who uses iTerm2 and wants the same colors as shown above.
• ✅ shades-of-purple.zsh-theme is the prompt layout for zsh users to make your terminal report relevant and awesome info. You should probably use both.

They work well together! You will need to install the patched powerline font as well: . I use Operator Mono it's a $200 premium font (devs spend so much time with code, it's only fair that it looks good) a free alternative is Fira Code. For non-ASCII font, you'll need to also installed a patched Powerline Font — I use the Inconsolata and it works well for this theme.

Put Shades of Purple In Other Places

I have built other Shades of Purple themes for different software. Here's a list.

• 🦄 VSCode theme — Shades of Purple
• 🦄 iTerm2 theme — Shades of Purple
• 🦄 Hyper™ theme — Shades of Purple
• 🦄 Chrome theme — Shades of Purple
• 🦄 HighlightJS theme — Shades of Purple
• 🦄 Konsole theme — Shades of Purple
• 🦄 Slack theme — Shades of Purple
• 🦄 Alfred theme — Shades of Purple
• 🦄 Cygwin theme — Shades of Purple
• 🦄 Alacritty theme — Shades of Purple
• 🦄 WordPress theme — Shades of Purple
• 🦄 Prism JS + Prism CSS + Code-Surfer theme — Shades of Purple

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Licensed as MIT ⓒ Ahmad Awais.

Thanks to the creators of Agnoster, Cobalt themes and patched powerline fonts. And Icons8 for the icons in this readme.

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