Add prompt integrations for Pure and Tide#7
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Exposes the base palette color (main: 191724, moon: 232136, dawn: faf4ed) as a fish_color_* variable, enabling prompt integrations like Tide to reactively pick up the value via --on-variable handlers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@mvllow Once this is merged, we can archive/remove the tide/pure repos. |
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I don't think the .nvmrc is needed, but otherwise looks good! Also readme should be updated. |
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Thanks for the feedback. I'll update the readme. |
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Reactive color configs that automatically apply Rosé Pine palette colors to Pure and Tide prompts using --on-variable handlers. Colors update automatically when switching between Rosé Pine theme variants. Each file guards against the prompt not being installed (type -q) and against non-Rosé Pine themes (set -q on custom palette vars). Update README with prompt integration docs, screenshots, and fish_color_base in the custom variables list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Updated the Readme 😄 |
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Thanks for working on this @simono and thank you @ThatOneCalculator for taking a look. Merging :) |
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Also, as far as the nvmrc, I will be going through our repos one day using our bloom tool and can cleanup that file once npx is no longer required. |
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Summary
fish_color_basecustom variable to all themes (exposes the base palette color)conf.d/rose-pine-pure.fish— reactive Pure prompt colorsconf.d/rose-pine-tide.fish— reactive Tide prompt colors.nvmrcfor build scriptHow it works
Each conf.d file defines individual
--on-variablehandlers that map Rosé Pine palette vars (fish_color_rose,fish_color_foam, etc.) to prompt-specific vars (pure_color_*,tide_*). Each handler only fires when its source var actually changes between variants.Guards:
type -q _pure_prompt/type -q tide— skips entirely if the prompt isn't installedset -qon each palette var — skips if no Rosé Pine theme is activeInstallation
Zero config — just
fisher install rose-pine/fishand set a Rosé Pine theme. If Pure or Tide is installed, their colors are applied automatically.This replaces the need for separate
rose-pine/pureandrose-pine/tiderepos.Related: rose-pine/rose-pine-theme#161
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