A functional and high contrast colorscheme inspired by IBM Carbon.
The current form of this scheme is as a direct patch for catppuccin ports.
Add carburetor flake to your inputs:
inputs = {
carburetor.url = "github:ozwaldorf/carburetor";
}Add the overlay to your nixpkgs to insert the theme's package set:
pkgs = import nixpkgs {
inherit system;
overlays = [ inputs.carburetor.overlays.default ];
};This provides the following raw theme packages:
pkgs.carburetor.base16- whiskers base16 configpkgs.carburetor.gtk- patched gtk themepkgs.carburetor.hyprland- whiskers hyprland themespkgs.carburetor.hyprlock- patched hyprlock configpkgs.carburetor.discord- patched discord csspkgs.carburetor.papirus-folders- patched papirus folderspkgs.carburetor.zed- whiskers zed theme
And the following tools:
pkgs.carburetor.tools.patch- src/patch.shpkgs.carburetor.tools.mkWhiskersDerivation- Create a derivation from a source's whiskers template and output the files
Note: The theme's nixpkgs overlay MUST be used for the home manager modules to work.
Example home configuration:
# import the carburetor module
imports = [ inputs.carburetor.homeManagerModules.default ];
# configure carburetor theme installation
carburetor = {
config = {
variant = "regular";
accent = "blue";
};
themes = {
gtk = {
enable = true;
transparency = true;
icon = true;
# size = "compact";
# tweaks = "float";
# gnomeShellTheme = true;
};
hyprland.enable = true;
hyprlock.enable = true;
webcord = {
enable = true;
transparency = true;
};
wezterm.enable = true;
zed.enable = true;
};
};Detailed documentation on options is available at docs/home.md.
A complete standalone home configuration example can be found in the main flake.nix, under homeConfigurations.example.
Carburetor's nix flake can be used as a library to implement an overlay and home module for a custom catppuccin based theme, based on a color override file for whiskers. Usage is exactly the same as above, but tailored to the themes name and custom variants. Anywhere carburetor is referenced, your-theme will be used instead.
These custom themes can be defined and used directly in a nixos/home manager derivation, or used in a popular colorscheme's flake to provide theming for nix users:
{
description = "Example theme flake";
inputs.carburetor.url = "github:ozwaldorf/carburetor";
outputs = { self, carburetor }:
let
# Configuration for the custom theme
exampleTheme = {
# Theme name used in all packages and configuration options.
name = "example-theme";
# Variant names to replace with
variantNames = {
mocha = "darker";
macchiato = "dark";
frappe = "medium";
latte = "light";
};
# Default accent to select in configuration options
defaultAccent = "pink";
# Path to a whiskers color override file for the theme
whiskersJson = ./path/to/whiskers.json;
};
# Create an overlay for the theme packages
exampleThemeOverlay = carburetor.lib.mkCustomThemeOverlay exampleTheme;
# Create a home manager module for configuring the themes
exampleThemeHomeModule = carburetor.lib.mkCustomHomeManagerModule exampleTheme;
in
{
# Output the overlay and module for flake consumers
overlays.default = exampleThemeOverlay;
homeManagerModules.default = exampleThemeHomeModule;
};
};There is a simple bash script for patching any existing catppuccin port's hex colors to carburetor. Note that some ports use a css pre-processor to create variations of colors, so they will need to be patched beforehand and then compiled, like discord.
./patch.sh <FLAVOR> <TRANSPARENCY> <directory path>
Options:
FLAVOR: all | mocha | macchiato | frappe
TRANSPARENCY: true | falseTo patch the discord catppuccin port, run the following:
# Clone the port
git clone https://github.com/catppuccin/discord && cd discord
# Install dependencies
yarn install
# Patch each flavor
../src/patch.sh all false node_modules/@catppuccin/palette
# Build the port
yarn build
# Install a theme (webcord specific, for other projects check their docs)
# cp dist/dist/catppuccin-mocha.theme.css ~/.config/WebCord/Themes/carburator
# cp dist/dist/catppuccin-macchiato.theme.css ~/.config/WebCord/Themes/carburator-cool
# cp dist/dist/catppuccin-frappe.theme.css ~/.config/WebCord/Themes/carburator-warmCatppuccin has a tool called whiskers which is used to create color schemes from template files. The whiskers.json file can be used to generate a Carburetor color scheme for any template file that works with whiskers.
A list of available catppuccin ports can be found at arewewhiskersyet.com.
The same process should apply for whichever program you would like to create a Carburetor color scheme for.
- Install whiskers
- Download the template file for Zed
- (Optional) customize the template file as you like (e.g. changing the names of color schemes, etc.). Documentation for the template syntax
whiskersuses is available here. - Run (customizing the input filename and output format for your template):
whiskers --color-overrides whiskers.json zed.tera
whiskersshould generate one or more color scheme files, dependent on the template. For Zed, it generates athemesdirectory with color scheme files for each accent color.- Install your color scheme!
A fork of the Catppuccin userstyles is maintained at carburetor-userstyles and synced periodically. Over 100 websites are supported with auto-updates setup correctly.
catppuccin.nvim can be easily configured to use carburetor colors, shown here.
The wezterm color configs can be found here and can be copied into ~/.config/wezterm/colors/.
You will then have the set of colorschemes available:
CarburetorCarburetor CoolCarburetor Warm
A set of foot terminal configs can be found at src/foot.
A set of base16 configuration files for carburetor can be found at src/base16
Heavily inspired from oxocarbon.
# update theme sources
nix-update -F --build --commit --version=branch <package>
# generate docs
nix build .\#docs && cp -L result/* docs
# generate patch tool
whiskers --dry-run --color-overrides ./whiskers.json patch.tera > src/patch.sh