- Repository: https://github.com/kyrylo/pry-theme/
- Wiki: https://github.com/kyrylo/pry-theme/wiki
Pry Theme is a plugin for Pry, which helps you to customize your Pry
colors via prytheme files.
All you need is to install the gem. The pry-theme plugin will be detected and
used automatically.
gem install pry-theme
Theme file is a valid YAML file, which has .prytheme extension (for example,
beautiful.prytheme). Pry Theme ships only with two themes: pry-classic and
pry-modern. In order to set up the desired theme, add the following line into
your .pryrc:
Pry.config.theme = "theme-name"
The default theme is pry-classic (basically, you won't notice it, because
it copies the default outlook of Pry, just as you didn't install anything).
Let's change it to something more neoteric:
Pry.config.theme = "pry-modern"
That's all! Launch your Pry and you will see the changes.
Pry Theme has a command-line interface available via Pry. Just launch Pry and start working with it. For example, you can temporary change themes on the fly:
[1] pry(main)> pry-theme pry-classic
This will switch your current theme to pry-classic.
You can find more information about CLI in Pry Theme Wiki.
Creating new themes isn't hard. Check out Pry Theme Wiki article on that.
Theme files must have .prytheme extension. Check out Pry Theme Collection,
if you want to find some themes other than default ones.
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On GNU/Linux and Mac OS
Put your theme file in
$HOME/.pry/themesdirectory.
And don't forget to adjust your .pryrc!
Basically, it will run on any terminal that is capable of displaying 256 colors, but with a couple of admonishments. They are listed below.
- GNU/Linux;
- Mac OS (I hope so, leastwise);
I hope it runs on Windows too, but I couldn't find any sane terminal, that would support 256 colors. Sorry, Windows guys. Please, file an issue, if you noticed bugs or something.
- MRI 1.9.3
- MRI 1.9.2
- MRI 1.8.7
- REE 1.8.7-2012.02
- JRuby 1.6.7
Basically, Pry Theme is nothing but a CodeRay color scheme with a human-readable syntax.
The project uses Zlib License. See LICENSE file for more information.