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A brand new, Progressive Web App for themer has been released! It has a few more features and advantages over this Electron-based application.

This update officially deprecates this application, but have no fear—there is a link in the deprecation message that will open your current theme in the new web UI, so porting your custom themes over should be pretty painless. ?

Thank you for using themer and I'll look forward to seeing you over on themer.mjswensen.com! ?

• Correct installation URLs (#16 by @reed-jones)
• Fix the title bar style

? Support for kitty (thanks to @Cadichon and @0x52a1)! ?‍? Fixes for VS Code theme

This release adds new output formats! ✊

• JetBrains. Themer now supports the JetBrains family of IDEs, thanks to the themer-jetbrains package contributed by @tomselvi! Support for JetBrains has been a popular feature request. ?
• tmux. Also built by @tomselvi, Themer can now output a variety of beautiful tmux themes (see themer-tmux). ?
• Sketch. Themer now has the ability to export your color sets to palettes in Sketch.app, via the sketch-palettes plugin by @andrewfiorillo. ?

JetBrains

tmux

Sketch

This release adds a new built-in color set: a port of the beautiful Nova colors by @trevordmiller. ?

This release adds a small but hopefully helpful feature: after you export your themes, links to installation instructions will appear for the theme files you exported. ?

Just keeping Themer's dependencies up-to-date. ?

This release adds a beautiful new built-in color set called "GitHub Universe," with colors sampled from githubuniverse.com.

Usage

• Launch Themer, and choose File > Prefill With Built-in Color Set...
• Tweak if desired, then choose File > Export Colors & Themes...
• Select your desired editors/terminals/wallpaper and click Export

Previews

Here it is in Atom (both the Syntax and UI themes together):

And in Vim under iTerm2:

This release adds support for generating CMD.exe themes. ?