Ganymede
A color scheme for Hyper/Hyperterm, Vim/NeoVim & Atom (maybe, eventually, probably…) inspired by the icy coldness of the moons of Jupiter contrasted against all the bright vibrant colors that my personality comprises.
Usage
npm i -S ganymede
Vim
This was designed using Neovim, but totally works in normal people Vim (like 7.4+). Add charlespeters/vim-ganymede to whatever plugin system you’re using (Pathogen, Vundle, etc). In your .vimrc add:
set t_Co=256
colorscheme ganymede
let g:airline_theme='ganymede'
Hyper
Add 'hyperganymede' under plugins in your configuration file (preferably toward the end of the list). An example:
module.exports = {
config: {
fontFamily: 'SFMono-Medium',
cursorShape: 'BEAM',
bell: false,
...
},
plugins: {
'hyperganymede'
}
}
And in action:
Atom
There’s a syntax port of Ganymede for Atom. To install, run this command below or search for Ganymede.
apm install ganymede-atom-syntax
The screenshot above uses Atom Dark UI theme and SF Mono.
iTerm
Download Ganymede.itermcolors and drag into onto iTerm in your Dock or In iTerm, open your preferences
navigate to “Profiles” > “Colors” > “Color Presets” > “Import” and select the copy of Ganymede.itermcolors you downloaded.
Acknowledgement
I probably wouldn’t have built this if Trevor Miller hadn’t paved the way with his Nova Project. Trevor you’re awesome,
License
MIT