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Contents

• Install
• Usage
• Options
• Available Themes
• License

Install

Manually through .hyper.js

Add hyper-totoro to the plugins list in your ~/.hyper.js config file and restart Hyper.

• add plugins

$ vim ~/.hyper.js
//...
plugins: ['hyper-totoro']
//...

OR

• add localPlugins

# fire up a terminal and type 
$ git clone https://github.com/shunitoh/hyper-totoro.git ~/.hyper_plugins/local/hyper-totoro

$ vim ~/.hyper.js
//...
localPlugins: ['hyper-totoro'],
//...

Usage

Once you have installed hyper-totoro, it's time to set your favorite theme.

Go to your ~/.hyper.js and add the totoro option below the colors object, and define your theme of choice.

Here is a quick example, where we choose the dark theme,
with a unibody color for the window header & dark terminal tabs.

$ vim ~/.hyper.js
//...
config: {
    //...
    colors: {
    //...
    },
    totoro: 'dark', // Choose your favorite theme
    unibody: 'true', // Choose the color of the window header
    totorotab: 'true', // activate your theme's totorotab
    //...
}
//...

Options

totoro

• totoro: 'dark' - choose it for character color theme

unibody

Choose whether or not you want the Hyper windows header color to be the same as the background theme. The assignable values are:

• unibody: 'true' - choose it for a unibody color theme
• unibody: 'false' - go for it if you like your terminal more colorful

totorotab

Choose whether or not you want an animated .gif that matches your current totoro theme, to accompany your active Hyper terminal tab. The assignable values are:

• totorotab: 'true' - enable your theme's totorotab
• totorotab: 'false' - disable your theme's totorotab

Also, completely omitting the totorotab option from your .hyper.js will have the same effect as defining it and setting it to false. (Default value)

Available Themes

You canpreview in detail all of the available themes

List of all available Totoro Types.

• Dark

License

MIT