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Made for Pokémon enthusiasts by Pokémon enthusiasts ❤

All of the wonderful Pokémon backgrounds were created by the amazing Teej/TopHat & MapleRose.

Do you enjoy this project? Maybe you love Star Wars, Yoda or Darth Vader?
Then, you will also love our Hyper Star Wars theme project. Go have a peek.

Come over to our Gitter channel to share your thoughts on the project or to just say hi.

Vote for the Pokémon Region you want to see themes from next.
In essence, this poll will determine the creation order of all Pokémon Regions.
The poll will be kept alive until the project's completion, when all 600+ themes will be available.

_{Poll powered by tj/gh-polls}

Firstly, ensure you have Hyper and Node.js installed in your system.
Then simply do the npm dance to get hpm-cli

# fire up a terminal and type
$ npm install -g hpm-cli

Once done with that, it's time to install the hyper-pokemon theme.

# run the hyper plugin manager
$ hpm install hyper-pokemon

Add hyper-pokemon to the plugins list in your ~/.hyper.js config file and restart Hyper.

plugins: ['hyper-pokemon']

Once you have installed hyper-pokemon, it's time to set your favorite theme.

Go to your ~/.hyper.js and add the pokemon and pokemonSyntax options below the colors object, and define your theme of choice.

Here is a quick example, where we choose the gengar theme, with a unibody color for the window header & dark terminal tabs.

config: {
    //...
    colors: {
    //...
    },
    pokemon: 'gengar', // Define your favorite pokemon theme
    pokecursor: 'true', // Activate your theme's pokecursor
    pokemonSyntax: 'dark', // Define the color of the terminal tabs
    unibody: 'true', // Define the color of the Hyper window header
    poketab: 'false', // Deactivate your theme's poketab
    //...
}

To get the exact same look, install Google's Roboto Mono font as well as oh-my-zsh and choose pure as your zsh prompt.

Using this option you can choose your pokémon background along with it's tailor-made syntax color.

The assignable values are:

• pokemon name - choose any of the available Pokémon themes by defining the Pokémon name.
  
  i.e. pokemon: 'charizard', pokemon: 'pikachu', pokemon: 'blastoise' etc
  
  

• random - randomly selects a Pokémon theme from the whole list of available Pokémons, each time you fire up a new Hyper terminal session.
  
  i.e. pokemon: 'random'
  
  

• pokemon type - randomly selects a Pokémon theme from only a specific Pokémon type, each time you fire up a new Hyper terminal session. You can view all available Pokémon types here.
  
  i.e. pokemon: 'fire', pokemon: 'water', pokemon: 'grass' etc
  
  

• pokemon trainer - randomly selects a Pokémon theme from only a specific Pokémon Trainer's party, each time you fire up a new Hyper terminal session. You can view all available Pokémon Trainer here.
  
  i.e. pokemon: 'ash', pokemon: 'jessie', pokemon: 'gary', pokemon: 'erika' etc
  
  

• pokemon party - randomly selects a Pokémon theme/theme option from a defined array holding custom multiple themes/theme options, each time you fire up a new Hyper terminal session. Any from the available Pokémon themes, types & trainers can be chosen.
  
  i.e.

  • pokemon: ['articuno', 'zapdos', 'moltres', 'mewtwo', 'mew']
  • pokemon: ['random', 'fire', 'water', 'grass', 'ash', 'pikachu']
  • pokemon: ['lance', 'brock', 'bruno', 'gary', 'legendary', 'dragonite'] etc
    
    

Replace the regular terminal cursor with an animated .gif that matches the current pokemon theme.

The assignable values are:

• pokecursor: 'true' - enable your theme's pokecursor
• pokecursor: 'false' - revert to the cursor's original appearance

Also, completely omitting the pokecursor option from your .hyper.js will have the same effect as defining it and setting it to false. (default state)

Here you can define the color of the terminal tabs.

The assignable values are:

• pokemonSyntax: 'light' - choose it if your pokémon theme is of a more light color
• pokemonSyntax: 'dark' - go for it if you are using a darker pokémon theme

Choose whether or not you want the Hyper windows header color to be the same as the background pokémon theme.

The assignable values are:

• unibody: 'true' - choose it for a unibody color theme
• unibody: 'false' - go for it if you like your terminal more colorful

In addition, completely omitting the unibody option from your .hyper.js will have the same effect as defining it and setting it to true. (default state)

Choose whether or not you want an animated .gif that matches your current pokemon theme, to accompany your active Hyper terminal tab.

The assignable values are:

• poketab: 'true' - enable your theme's poketab
• poketab: 'false' - disable your theme's poketab

Also, completely omitting the poketab option from your .hyper.js will have the same effect as defining it and setting it to false. (default state)

You can view all the available themes here.

List of all available Pokémon types

List of all available Pokémon trainers

More awesome Hyper plugins.

• Hyper Star Wars - 🚀 Super awesome, your Hyper terminal shall look.

Meet the team and all the contributors.

Klaus Sinani	Mario Sinani	George Baxopoulos	Thanasis Gkanos	Konstantinos Mitropoulos	Gabriel Tibúrcio

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