One Dark Pro Preset for Windows Terminal

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I like to keep my software consistent and uniform, which is why I try to use the same theme on most of my apps. This is why I made a Windows Terminal theme inspired by my favorite theme, Binaryify's One Dark Pro theme for Visual Studio Code. There is already a One Dark implementation bundled with Windows Terminal, "One Half Dark", but it's not exactly the same as Binaryify's.

VictorPL's One Dark Collection

• One Dark Pro for Visual Studio Code (by Binaryify)
• One Dark Pro for Visual Studio (by Binaryify)
• One Dark Pro for Windows Terminal
• One Dark Pro for Kitty Terminal
• One Dark Pro for Chromium Browsers
• One Dark Pro for Starship Prompt
• One Dark Pro for Neovim (by olimorris)
• One Dark Pro for iTerm (by chinhsuanwu)
• One Dark for JetBrains IDEs (by Mark Skelton)

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PowerShell 7, Windows Terminal, Windows 11

Pre-requisites

• If you are using the Starship Prompt, my One Dark Pro preset for Starship is highly recommended. If you aren't, you can still use the theme, but it won't be as consistent and I highly recommend you give Starship a try.

How to install

The installation process is simple, just follow the steps below:

• Download the latest source code release, save it anywhere you want, extract the zip file, open the One-Dark-Pro.json file and copy its contents. Alternatively, you can use the git clone command to clone the repository to your computer or simply copy the following JSON code:

{
    "background": "#282C34",
    "black": "#3F4451",
    "blue": "#61AFEF",
    "brightBlack": "#4F5666",
    "brightBlue": "#4DC4FF",
    "brightCyan": "#4CD1E0",
    "brightGreen": "#A5E075",
    "brightPurple": "#DE73FF",
    "brightRed": "#BE5046",
    "brightWhite": "#E6E6E6",
    "brightYellow": "#E5C07B",
    "cursorColor": "#528BFF",
    "cyan": "#56B6C2",
    "foreground": "#ABB2BF",
    "green": "#98C379",
    "name": "One Dark Pro",
    "purple": "#C678DD",
    "red": "#E06C75",
    "selectionBackground": "#ABB2BF",
    "white": "#D7DAE0",
    "yellow": "#D19A66"
}

• Open Windows Terminal and press Ctrl + , to open the Settings. You can also open it by clicking on the down arrow on the top bar and selecting Settings.
• From the settings, click on the gear icon on the bottom left corner to open the settings.json file.
• There, scroll down to the schemes section and paste the JSON code you copied earlier at the end of the list. Make sure to add a comma at the end of the last scheme before pasting the new one.
• Save the file and go back to the Terminal's settings GUI. There, click on the Color Schemes button and select One Dark Pro from the list, then scroll down and click on the "Set as default" button. Alternatevely, instead of going to the Color Schemes section, you can set your theme to a specific profile by clicking on it (still in the settings GUI) and heading to the Appearance section. From there, you can select the One Dark Pro theme from the dropdown menu.
• Click on the "Save" button on the bottom right corner and close the settings window. Your terminal should now be using the One Dark Pro theme.

Support me

If you like this theme, and my work, you can always support me via Ko-fi. If I get enough support, I will pay the developer registration fee and publish my port of the One Dark Pro theme for Chromium Browsers on the Chrome Web Store.

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