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Zerodark Emacs theme MELPA Liberapay

A dark theme for Emacs, inspired from Niflheim and One Dark

Repository mirrored with gitlab.petton.fr/nico/zerodark-theme.

Screenshots

Elisp

Screenshot

Magit

Screenshot Magit

Mode-line format (optional)

Evaluate zerodark-setup-modeline-format to enable the custom mode-line-format:

Screenshot mode-line-format 1 Screenshot mode-line-format 2

Supported packages

Zerodark has supports for many packages, including the following:

  • ace-window
  • anzu
  • avy
  • clojure-mode
  • company-mode
  • diff-hl
  • ediff
  • elfeed
  • erc
  • eshell
  • flycheck
  • helm
  • hydra
  • ido
  • ivy
  • jabber.el
  • js2-mode
  • ledger
  • linum
  • magit
  • markup-face
  • notmuch
  • orgmode
  • powerline
  • show-paren
  • visible-mark
  • web-mode
  • wgrep
  • whitespace-mode

Installation (with MELPA)

M-x package-install RET zerodark-theme

Setup

Add the following to you init.el:

(load-theme 'zerodark t)
;; Optionally setup the modeline
(zerodark-setup-modeline-format)

Or execute M-x load-theme RET zerodark RET.

Copyright 2015-2021 (C) Nicolas Petton