initial import

vterm/themes.py

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+""" Terminal colour palettes
+
+The macOS Terminal.app classics, in the colour naming scheme.py already uses
+(the names come from pyte). Selected with the `theme` setting; without one, the
+terminal follows the active Sublime colour scheme instead.
+"""
+
+# the 16 ANSI colours every Terminal.app theme below shares; only fg/bg differ
+_TERMINAL_APP_ANSI = {
+    "black": "#000000",
+    "red": "#990000",
+    "green": "#00a600",
+    "brown": "#999900",
+    "blue": "#0000b2",
+    "magenta": "#b200b2",
+    "cyan": "#00a6b2",
+    "white": "#bfbfbf",
+    "light_black": "#666666",
+    "light_red": "#e50000",
+    "light_green": "#00d900",
+    "light_brown": "#e5e500",
+    "light_blue": "#0000ff",
+    "light_magenta": "#e500e5",
+    "light_cyan": "#00e5e5",
+    "light_white": "#e5e5e5",
+}
+
+# selectable palettes, by the name the "theme" setting takes
+THEMES = {
+    "default": dict(_TERMINAL_APP_ANSI, foreground="#000000", background="#ffffff"),
+    "homebrew": dict(_TERMINAL_APP_ANSI, foreground="#00ff00", background="#000000"),
+    "pro": dict(_TERMINAL_APP_ANSI, foreground="#f2f2f2", background="#000000", blue="#2009db"),
+    "slate": {
+        "foreground": "#35b1d2",
+        "background": "#222222",
+        "black": "#222222",
+        "red": "#e2a8bf",
+        "green": "#81d778",
+        "brown": "#c4c9c0",
+        "blue": "#264b49",
+        "magenta": "#a481d3",
+        "cyan": "#15ab9c",
+        "white": "#02c5e0",
+        "light_black": "#ffffff",
+        "light_red": "#ffcdd9",
+        "light_green": "#beffa8",
+        "light_brown": "#d0ccca",
+        "light_blue": "#7ab0d2",
+        "light_magenta": "#c5a7d9",
+        "light_cyan": "#8cdfe0",
+        "light_white": "#e0e0e0",
+    },
+}