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// default -- what no config gets you: muted blue on neutral dark
//
// The reference theme, and the annotated one: every colour the compositor
// draws is named here, with what it is for. Copy this file to
// ~/.config/slosh/themes/mine.kdl, change what you like, and put
// `theme_name "mine"` in your config -- or name one of the others beside it.
//
// It matches the compiled-in palette exactly, so `theme_name "default"` and
// naming no theme at all are the same session (`slosh --dump-config` is the
// authority if they ever drift).
//
// The names started as six doing thirty jobs, which meant the split guide
// could not be recoloured without also recolouring the focused frame, because
// they were the same entry. Several still share a value: that says they look
// right together, not that they are the same thing.
//
// Two colours mean something rather than match something: `bell` is amber
// (attention, not focus) and `dead` is warm red-orange. Everything else that
// says "this one" -- the focused frame, the guide, the active tab -- is one
// muted blue, calm enough to frame text without shouting over it.
theme {
// What a cell's "terminal default" colour is taken to be when a shader has
// to compute on it. See the shaders chapter (docs/shaders.md).
default_fg "#ffffff"
default_bg "#000000"
// ── panes ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
frame_focus "#7aa2f7" // border of the focused pane
frame_idle "#45454a" // border of every other pane
title "#ffffff" // its title, and its OSC 5577 status text
title_idle "#45454a" // the same, on a pane that is not focused
// A pane's own OSC 5577 buttons.
button_fg "#141418"
button_bg "#7aa2f7"
button_bg_idle "#55555c" // buttons on a pane that is not focused
// ── things that appear under the pointer ────────────────────────────────
guide "#7aa2f7" // split guide: armed edge, handle, its arrow, boundary
resize "#7aa2f7" // the handle in the gap between two panes
drop_target "#7aa2f7" // frame of a pane a drag could land on
// ── a pane's scrollback indicator ───────────────────────────────────────
scroll_fg "#141418"
scroll_bg "#7aa2f7"
// ── rows of a tab that has collapsed into a list ────────────────────────
header "#45454a"
header_hover "#7aa2f7" // the rule, under the pointer
header_hover_title "#ffffff" // the name, under the pointer
// ── the strip along the top ─────────────────────────────────────────────
// The tab you are in is filled rather than merely bold: bold alone is easy
// to miss on a strip of short labels. It keeps that fill while the pointer
// is on it -- it is still the tab you are in -- so its hover lands on the
// text instead.
tab_active_fg "#141418"
tab_active_bg "#7aa2f7"
tab_active_hover_fg "#ffffff"
// Brighter than the grey on idle frames and titles: a tab you are not in
// is a place to go, and has to read from across the screen.
tab_idle "#8a8a95"
// Every other tab is a plate too, 43% of the way from the background to
// the grey above: a tab with edges rather than a word floating on the
// background, and something for the active fill to be brighter *than*.
// That fraction is a contrast ratio in disguise -- about 1.9:1 against
// the background whether the theme is dark or light. Unset, it is mixed
// from those two, so a theme gets one in its own family without naming
// it. Name your own background here for bare tabs.
tab_idle_bg "#3b3b40"
tab_hover "#7aa2f7"
prefix_fg "#141418" // the "C-a" badge, while the prefix is pending
prefix_bg "#7aa2f7"
tab_count "#45454a" // panes in the whole session
// ── the line along the bottom ───────────────────────────────────────────
status "#45454a" // session, tab, pane, and the pane index
status_state "#ffffff" // scrolled / alt screen / not started / exited
hint "#ffffff" // what the pointer is on, in the middle
// ── marks on a pane's frame ─────────────────────────────────────────────
bell "#e0af68" // a pane rang and has not been looked at:
// amber, not the accent -- attention, not focus
dead "#ff875f" // its program exited: the line in its backlog,
// and the words in its frame and the status line
pane_button "#45454a" // the frame's own close/zoom/minimise marks
pane_button_hover "#7aa2f7"
// ── the row of minimised panes ──────────────────────────────────────────
minbar "#45454a"
minbar_hover "#7aa2f7"
// ── modals: a surface that floats over the layout ───────────────────────
// Named apart from the pane colours they resemble because a modal is a
// different surface: opaque, on top of everything, and legible against a
// background that has been dimmed underneath it. (The first version drew
// the close button in the pane button colour on the finder background,
// which are the same value — an invisible button until you hovered it.)
modal_bg "#1c1c22" // a shade lighter than the dimmed screen
modal_fg "#e8e8ea"
modal_border "#7aa2f7"
modal_title "#ffffff"
modal_button "#8a8a95" // visible *without* the pointer on it
modal_button_hover "#7aa2f7"
// ── the pane finder ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
// The finder is a modal, so its box is the modal colours above; these are
// the parts only it has. `finder_bg` is the query field and the row under
// the pointer — a band that is not the box, so typing and hovering both
// have somewhere to show.
finder_fg "#ffffff"
finder_bg "#45454a"
finder_sel_fg "#141418"
finder_sel_bg "#7aa2f7" // the row enter would take
// ── scrollback search (the `/` bar) ────────────────────────────────
// Every match on screen is tinted `search_*`; the one the bar is on gets
// `search_cur_*` instead, so "this one" reads apart from "all of them".
// Warm gold by default, because a match is a different thing from a
// selection (finder) or focus (accent) and should not be mistaken for one.
search_fg "#ffffff"
search_bg "#4d4124" // the other matches
search_cur_fg "#141418"
search_cur_bg "#f2c97a" // the one ↑↓ and enter act on
// ── the in-place editor a double-click opens on a pane title ────────────
rename_fg "#141418"
rename_bg "#7aa2f7"
// ── announcements ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────
toast_fg "#141418"
toast_bg "#7aa2f7"
// The "2 clients" tag when several terminals share the session. Muted by
// default -- standing information, not an announcement. attach_bg unset
// means the terminal's own background.
attach_fg "#45454a"
// attach_bg "#141418"
}
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