Yoshi theme

My cat is named Yoshi and I was just working on a random new theme, which was new-theme for a while. I couldn’t think of a name so I named it after him.

Screenshot

Themed modes

Here is a list of the themed major and minor modes. Certain modes may only have been themed partially and this list may not be complete.

• Circe
• Compilation mode
• CSS mode
• Diff
• Dired
• Ediff
• ERC
• ERT Test results
• Eshell
• Flycheck
• Gnus
• Helm
• Highlight indent
• Hydra
• Identica
• Ido
• Jabber
• JS2 Mode
• Magit
• Markdown
• Message mode
• Org mode
• Outline mode
• Rainbow delimiters
• ReStructured Text mode
• Sh mode
• Slime repl
• Smerge
• Term mode
• Texinfo mode
• Whitespace mode

License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3 or (at your option) any later version. You can read the terms of this license here.

Installation

Installation comes in two flavors.

Installation with ELPA

To install Yoshi theme using the built-in Emacs package manager you should have MELPA or Marmalade in your package-archives list. When that’s ready you can M-x list-packages, find yoshi-theme, press i and x and you’re done.

Installation from git

To use a version from the latest git checkout you should clone the repository and then add the directory to your custom-theme-load-path.

In a shell execute:

cd ~/
git clone git://github.com/ryuslash/yoshi-theme.git

Then add to your ~/.emacs.d/init.el:

(add-to-list 'custom-theme-load-path (expand-file-name "~/yoshi-theme"))

Enabling Yoshi theme

Once you’ve installed Yoshi theme you can either use M-x load-theme to enable it interactively for the current session, or put the following in your ~/.emacs.d/init.el:

(load-theme 'yoshi :no-confirm)

Other modules

yoshi-mode-line

Enable this by calling (require 'yoshi-mode-line). This module enables the mode-line as is intended to be used with Yoshi theme.

Installation in Spacemacs

Edit your .spacemacs file (SPC f e d) and add the yoshi-theme package:

dotspacemacs-additional-packages '(yoshi-theme)

Add the theme to the top of the themes list to make it the default theme, for example:

dotspacemacs-themes '(yoshi
                      monokai
                      spacemacs-dark
                      spacemacs-light
                      solarized-light
                      solarized-dark
                      leuven
                      zenburn)