Helix had no theme integration. Installing it from the menu just ran
omarchy-pkg-add and left the editor on whatever default theme it shipped
with, regardless of the active Omarchy palette.
This adds `default/themed/helix.toml.tpl` so the template
renderer produces a helix.toml on every theme switch, and
`omarchy-install-helix` that wires Helix up:
- install the package
- symlink `~/.config/helix/themes/omarchy.toml` at the rendered theme
- seed a config.toml selecting that theme when the user has none
The install menu routes Helix through this script. omarchy-restart-helix
joins omarchy-theme-set and signals Helix with SIGUSR1 so theme changes
are live [[1]], the same way as other packages. Arch-based distros
package the binary as 'helix' rather than upstream 'hx', so the new
scripts target 'helix' and the installer ends with a hint about aliasing
'hx'.
[1]: https://docs.helix-editor.com/configuration.html
Ref: https://github.com/basecamp/omarchy/discussions/4986
* add generation of colors.toml via alacritty.toml
* Shorter command name
* Fix perms
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* UPDATE: select background method
* ADD: migration file for background selector
* Add symlink for background selector in walker-elephant.sh
Forgot about this file. Should be added to make sure the background selector feature available in the fresh install
* clean up the code a bit
Updated omarchy background selector to hide from provider list and removed subtext from entries.
* Make the background selector the default
* Fix migration
* FIX: typo on background symlink target
* UPDATE: add ~/.config/omarchy/backgrounds/theme.name
* UPDATE: Cache = false
* Fix escaping for all extensions
* Extract omarchy-theme-bg-set
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Instead of choosing exclusively between the official or user theme
directory, copy the official theme first, then overlay any user
customizations on top. This allows users to override specific files
(e.g. colors, backgrounds, keyboard backlight) without having to
duplicate the entire theme.
* Attempt to templaterize the theme specific files
* Cleanup
* Slim down
* Combine render into -set
* Pull out the dynamic template rendering again, but simpler
* Fix vars
* Variables are lowercase
* Better presentation
* Fix missing colors
* Provide stripped values too
* Fix colors for regular hex format
* Bring back explicit btop themes
They're too involved to derive from a basic color set
* Make an atomic swap of the theme directories
* No longer used by walker to cancel
* Explain why
* Remove redundant const
* Consistent const naming
* No longe have $THEMES_DIR
* Correct the blue
* Set opencode colors too
* Fix colors for readability
* Move the templates together with the others in default
* Split user themes and default themes
* Fix paths
* Look for both user themes and default themes
Plus speed things up
* Migrate to the new setup where default themes live inside omarchy
* Explicitly store the name of the current theme
* Cleanup
* No longer need omarchy-theme-next since themes are now fully rendered, not symlinks
* Get current theme name from the new theme.name file
* Look for user background images in dedicated directory
* Need yq for toml
* Need yq to parse colors.toml
* Look for backgrounds matching the new theme.name
We no longer have symlinks
* Migrate existing user backgrounds to the new proper location
* Install user backgrounds in the correct path
* Fix quoting
* Just rely on the system theme for opencode and get ready for USRSIG2 being available to live reload
* Fix template generation for rgb colors
* feat: obsidian theme to tie into Omarchy theme
* better color matching for search result matches
* feat: simplify install flow
* Removed install/remove scripts and flow
* First `omarchy-theme-set-obsidian` run will look for vaults in
Documents and Dropbox folders and add them to
`/.local/state/omarchy/obsidian-vaults`
* Point of this is such that we assume a couple locations to look for
vaults but allow people to add vaults to the file for custom locations.
Subsequent theme-set invocations aren't impacted by find/search on large
systems
* Each `omarchy-theme-set` invocation will install the themes on all
found/registered vaults if missing and update the live theme
* Added an option of `omarchy-theme-set-obsidian --reset` to wipe out
themes in registered vaults and remove the registry file. This would be
the option to re-run to the automatic vault registration.
* Added migration to trigger install immediately in Obisdian, note that
you still need to pick Omarchy theme.
* Imitating VSCode omarchy-theme-set
* Changed VSCode theme setter take arguments to Cursor theme setter could call it.
* All omarchy commands are in path
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* update to use $TERMINAL instead of alacitty
* revert
* move env to hyprconfig
* Only set if we have alacritty
* Add launcher for wifi settings so it can be used in mako config
* Set system terminal in config/uwsm/env to ensure its available everywhere
* Ensure that $TERMINAL is available after update
* Didn't work to have the TERMINAL env in Hyprland
* Configure terminal settings against a full set of options
* Make About usable with any terminal
* One more alacritty-specific setting
* Use the new wifi launcher bin
* Only require the update/relaunch if TERMINAL isn't already set in config/uwsm/env
* More alacritty usage converted to $TERMINAL
* Use new launcher
* Change scrolltouchpad input rule to apply to all terminals
* Its a singular match
* Take current font from waybar, in case we don't have alacritty
* Only set font for alacritty if its being used
* Get ready to be terminal agnostic on the refresh of config too
* Use new launcher
* Note the last reliance we have on alacritty
* Make theme setting for terminals generic and include kitty
* Set font_family for kitty as well
* Quiet grep
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* add themes from https://github.com/eza-community/eza-themes
* init eza theme during install
* add migration
* refactor migration script to only link eza theme if it exists for current theme
* only link to eza theme if current theme supports it
* only link to eza theme if current theme supports it
* Cleanup
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* Automatically change VS Code theme along with Omarchy themes
* Create a way to skip vscode auto-theming
* Make theme setting resilient to different states of the settings.json
* Improve setting and removing theme and notify when waiting on install
* Explain what we're doing
* Extract dedicated bin for vscode theme change
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* Add Chrome and Brave browser policy support for theme colors
Replace chromium --set-theme-color commands with managed policies
- Add RGB to hex conversion function
- Create /etc/chromium/policies/managed/color.json for Chrome
- Create /etc/brave/policies/managed/color.json for Brave
- Remove deprecated chromium command line theme setting
* force reload
* remove sudo
* renamed flag due to code review on google side
* Add the required directories
* Cleanup
* Slim down
* Unnecessary
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* Create omarchy-cmd-restart-waybar
* Replace -SIGUSR2 waybar instances
* Add migration
* Add or statment in case waybar is dead
* Just use omarchy-restart-waybar
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