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GitHub Visual Studio Code Theme foriTerm (Dark, Dimmed, Light and High Contrast)

ll is an alias¹ forogham/exa cli tool.

Download iTerm profiles and open them.

• GitHub Dark Default.itermcolors
• GitHub Dark Dimmed.itermcolors
• GitHub Dark High Contrast.itermcolors
• GitHub Light Default.itermcolors
• GitHub Light High Contrast.itermcolors

GitHub Dark Default	GitHub Dark Dimmed	GitHub Dark High Contrast

GitHub Light Default	GitHub Light High Contrast

• GitHub Dark.itermcolors
• GitHub Light.itermcolors

GitHub Dark	GitHub Light

They will be automatically added to yourColor Presets... insideProfiles > Colors in iTerm Preferences pane.

You can also download these profiles for Apple Terminal app:

• GitHub Dark Default.terminal
• GitHub Dark Dimmed.terminal
• GitHub Dark High Contrast.terminal
• GitHub Light Default.terminal
• GitHub Light High Contrast.terminal

• GitHub Dark.terminal
• GitHub Light.terminal

If you are interested on these themes forGhostty Terminal, you can download the iTerm themes and convert them using this gist:cdalvaro/iterm2ghostty.rb

For example:

curl -L -o iterm2ghostty.rb https://gist.github.com/cdalvaro/baaf834c705b5b9e073fc092de1e8520/raw/iterm2ghostty.rbchmod +x iterm2ghostty.rb./iterm2ghostty.rb --file github-vscode-theme-iterm-main/GitHub\Dark\Dimmed.itermcolors

You can copy the output to you Ghostty config file:

./iterm2ghostty.rb --file github-vscode-theme-iterm-main/GitHub\Dark\Dimmed.itermcolors>>~/.config/ghostty/config

or create a new theme file with the output:

mkdir -p~/.config/ghostty/themes./iterm2ghostty.rb --file github-vscode-theme-iterm-main/GitHub\Dark\Dimmed.itermcolors>~/.config/ghostty/themes/github-dark-dimmed

Then, set the new theme in your config file~/.config/ghostty/config:

theme = github-dark-dimmed

I useZ shell in combination withohmyzsh framework.

My prompt theme isstarship, which is available for any shell. And the font I'm currently using isMonoLisa.

Some of theohmyzsh plugins I use are:

• ohmyzsh/colored-man-pages
• ohmyzsh/git
• wfxr/forgit

Apart of those, I use other plugins such as:

• zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting
• zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions

And some interesting utils I use are:

• ogham/exa, which is a modern replacement forls. In my case forll¹.
• junegunn/fzf
• BurntSushi/ripgrep
• neovim/neovim

Seecdalvaro/dotfiles for more details.

1. alias ll='exa --long --header --group --git --modified --color-scale'↩️