An opinionated UI plugin/pack of themes extracted from my emacs.d, inspired by the One Dark/Light UI and syntax themes in Atom.
Includes optional dimming of non-source buffers (and minibuffer), a neotree theme with font icons, and (soon) a mode-line config.
Currently available colorschemes:
- doom-one: inspired by Atom One Dark
- doom-molokai: based on molokai
Soon to come:
- doom-one-light: inspired by Atom One Light
- doom-tron: doom-one, but with daylerees' Tron Legacy colorscheme
- doom-peacock: doom-one, but with daylerees' Peacock colorscheme
Notes:
- Uses
face-remapping-alist, which won't work in terminal emacs (but degrades gracefully). - Tested mainly on Emacs 24.5+
Find them in the screenshots branch
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Install from MELPA
M-x package-install RET doom-themes, or clone the repo somewhere in yourload-path. -
If you want the neotree theme, download and install the fonts included with all-the-icons.
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(require 'doom-themes)and then load the theme you want.
Example configuration:
(require 'doom-themes)
(load-theme 'doom-one t) ;; or doom-dark, etc.
;;; OPTIONAL
;; brighter source buffers
(add-hook 'find-file-hook 'doom-buffer-mode)
;; brighter minibuffer when active
(add-hook 'minibuffer-setup-hook 'doom-brighten-minibuffer)
;; Custom neotree theme
(require 'doom-neotree)- global
doom-enable-bold(default:t): if nil, bolding will be disabled across all faces.doom-enable-italic(default:t): if nil, italicization will be disabled across all faces.
- doom-one
doom-one-brighter-modeline(default:nil): If non-nil, the mode-line background is slightly brighter.doom-one-brighter-comments(default:nil): If non-nil, comments are brighter and easier to see.
To get the most out of these themes in org-mode, you need:
(setq org-fontify-whole-heading-line t
org-fontify-done-headline t
org-fontify-quote-and-verse-blocks t)(add-hook 'find-file-hook 'doom-buffer-mode)
Enable doom-buffer-mode in buffers where you want a slightly
brighter background. I use it to visually set apart source buffers
from popups, the minibuffer, or temporary buffers.
This works by remapping the default, hl-line and linum faces to
doom-default, doom-hl-line and doom-linum.
The temporary buffers ediff spin up will not be dimmed. You can fix this with:
(add-hook 'ediff-prepare-buffer-hook 'doom-buffer-mode)
(require 'doom-neotree)
Modifies neotree to use icons for folders and files (as shown in the screenshots).
Note:
- File icons are disabled by default. Use
(setq doom-neotree-enable-file-icons t)to enable them. doom-neotree-file-iconsdetermines what style of icons to use:t: use the wide range of all-the-icons file icons.'simple: use a minimialistic set of file icons (most akin to Atom's default iconset).nil: only use the folder icon for directories. No icons for files.
- This disables
neo-vc-integration, because the two are incompatible. - This can be customized by changing these variables:
doom-neotree-folder-size(default:1.0) The:heightto display folder icons at.doom-neotree-chevron-size(default:0.8) The:heightto display chevron icons at.doom-neotree-line-spacing(default:2): line-spacing to use in the neotree buffer.doom-neotree-enable-file-icons(default:nil) Ift, display filetype icons next to each file. If set tosimple, a minimalistic set of icons will be used (much closer to Atom's look).doom-neotree-enable-folder-icons(default:t)doom-neotree-enable-chevron-icons(default:t)
- These faces can be customized:
doom-neotree-folder-face: face for folder iconsdoom-neotree-chevron-face: face for chevron icons
The custom mode-line isn't part of doom-themes yet, but will be soon.
In the meantime, check out my mode-line configuration in my emacs.d.
(add-hook 'minibuffer-setup-hook 'doom-brighten-minibuffer)
This highlights the minibuffer while its active by remapping the
default face to doom-minibuffer-active.
Note: there is no way to reliably change the minibuffer's background permanently.