Bright Bit theme.

In this you can see both the colors module and the neovim plugin being used.

Highly based on the onehalf theme, some of the colors from one half dark are used, but with custom themes for each application, like neovim for example.

Themed applications:

• Sddm
• Neovim
• Firefox
• Dunst
• Tmux
• Lf
• FastFetch
• Rofi

The colors

00  normal  black       #303030
01  normal  line        #3D3E3E
02  normal  selection   #5C5D5E
03  normal  comments    #88898B
04  normal  non_text    #C0C1C4
05  normal  white       #DFE2E6

06  normal  red         #e06c75
07  normal  green       #98c379
08  normal  orange      #de935f
09  normal  yellow      #e5c07b
10  normal  blue        #61afef
11  normal  magenta     #c678dd
12  normal  cyan        #56b6c2

visualized:

How to use:

This theme is made with nix enviroment in mind, as such you can use the flake in your system config.

Non nix version

Checkout the readmes for each aplication/plugin (see list above).

Nix version

Include the modules (nixosModules.default, homemanagerModules.default or a specific module) and then enable as needed.

Nix Options

You can use these options by adding a linux such as bright-bit.user.firefox.enable = true to your home manager configuration.

bright-bit

• system (needs nixosModule)
  • enable -> enables theming for all of the system applications (ssdm)
  • sddm
    • enable
    • theme-config -> configure sddm theme (such as font)
• user (needs homemanagerModule)
  • enable -> enables theming for all of the user applications (firefox, nvim, etc)
  • firefox
    • enable
    • profile -> the profile for which theming is enabled (defaults to default)
  • nvim
    • enable
  • dunst
    • enable
  • tmux
    • enable
  • alacrity
    • enable
  • lf
    • enable
  • fastfetch
    • enable
  • prompt
    • enable
  • rofi
    • enable

Striketroughed options are yet to implemented.