Dark Side of The Moon 🌑

This is a colour scheme for Sublime Text based on pgaspar's adaptation of tyre's Atom theme.

This colour scheme was modified with Python in mind, it focuses on a pastel colour palette with an old school feel. I use it combined with Material Theme.

Dark Side of The Moon in Sublime Text

Instructions for installation:

macOS

Installation script

I have made an installation script for this repository, in order to make it simple to install the colour scheme. Simply copy the commands listed below into your terminal:

git clone https://github.com/mmhj/dsotm /tmp/dsotm
sh /tmp/dsotm/install.sh

To enable the color scheme: Navigate to Preferences -> Settings -> — User and change the "color_scheme" setting to "color_scheme": "Packages/dsotm.tmTheme"

Manual

• Save the dsotm.tmTheme file locally
• Open Sublime Text, and navigate to Sublime Text -> Preferences -> Browse Packages...
• Move the dsotm.tmTheme file into the Packages folder
• Navigate to Sublime Text -> Preferences -> Settings -> — User and change the "color_scheme" setting to "color_scheme": "Packages/dsotm.tmTheme",
• Alternatively, you can also choose to save the dsotm.tmTheme file in other folders, just remember to update the "color_scheme": "Packages/dsotm.tmTheme", setting to reflect the path

Linux

I haven't tested the directories on Linux yet, however you can just simply change the directories in the installation script.

Windows

Use gitforwindows to checkout the repository and run the installation instructions above.

Manual

• Save the dsotm.tmTheme file locally
• Open Sublime Text, and navigate to Preferences -> Browse Packages
• Move the dsotm.tmTheme file into the Packages folder
• Navigate to Preferences -> Settings -> — User and change the "color_scheme" setting to "color_scheme": "Packages/dsotm.tmTheme",
• Alternatively, you can also choose to save the dsotm.tmTheme file in other folders, just remember to update the "color_scheme": "Packages/dsotm.tmTheme", setting to reflect the path

Font

I use the Source Code Pro font in Sublime Text. It works really well with this colour scheme, but it works well with anything really.

I won't go into great detail for adding or changing fonts on various OS', but if you want to play with the Sublime Text font you can find it here:

Windows:

• Navigate to Preferences -> Settings -> — User and change the "font_face" setting

macOS:

• Navigate to Sublime Text -> Preferences -> Settings -> — User and change the "font_face" setting

For example I changed the setting to "font_face": "Source Code Pro",.

Acknowledgements

• tyre for the base16-eighties-dark (Atom) colour scheme
• pgaspar whose configuration & README for the base16-eighties-dark colour scheme served as the base for the colour scheme, and this README

License

The code is open source and available under the MIT License.