Enabling Omarchy theme colors for Helix editor #4986
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With https://docs.helix-editor.com/themes.html?highlight=inheri#inheritance, it should be possible to implement this with proper themes. Specifically, something like
You'd hook step 4 into Omarchy's theme-switch script. I can likely verify this work myself. However, I'm not sure omarchy itself would be open to this PR, since helix is not a default editor. @dhh do you have an opinion here? Should I make a PR, or just post some notes? |
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You can add a helix template that's generated from the same as the other themed configs by putting it in ~/.config/omarchy/themed/helix.conf.tpl. See the existing .tpl files inside of Omarchy. |
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Here's an example approach with dotfiles: lukehsiao/dotfiles@7f44edd |
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Actually, I wouldn't mind taking that helix.conf.tpl. And then have a omarchy-install-helix that sets up the conf to use it. |


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This follows along with the suggestion of how to enable Omarchy theme colorized output when using
bat: #4906If you happen to be using the Helix editor, you can easily enable it to follow along with the Omarchy theme colors very similar to how
batcan do the same thing.$HOME/.config/helix/config.tomltheme = "base16_terminal"Now, when you use Helix, the color settings from the selected Omarchy theme's
colors.tomlfile will follow along into Helix as well.Here are some side-by-side comparisons of Helix and Neovim after making this change:
Hackerman:

Matte Black:

As you can see, the difference between Helix and Neovim are definitely different but at least this allows Helix to somewhat following along with Omarchy theming and not have to deal with the (in my opinion awful) default theme from Helix! 🤮 😂
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