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17 Décembre 2020
by rajaraodv
Meslo LG DZ for Powerline Iterm2 font Note — If you are confused about the fonts and Themes: the Themes are for 'Oh My ZSH' and ZSH shell and the fonts are for the Iterm2 itself. At this point your Terminal should look like below: Step 5 — Install iTerm2 'color schemes' (ITerm2 Themes). Over 100 color schemes/themes for iTerm/iTerm2. Contribute to teaey/iTerm2-Color-Schemes development by creating an account on GitHub. ITerm2 is now 3.3.0 now. They update things occasionally, but every update makes it count. ITerm2 + zsh + oh my zsh themes gives the best experience. View entire discussion ( 23 comments). I'm looking for a dark and consistent theme that works well in iTerm2, terminal emacs, terminal vim and fish. I've tried gruvbox and nord and a a few others and they all have problems. Either not working really well in the terminal or inconsistent background colors, etc.
In this blog I'll cover installing ITerm2, ZSH shell, 'oh my ZSH', Themes, ITerm2 color schemes, 'oh my ZSH' plugins and enable 'ligature' support to help create a beautiful and powerful Terminal.
If you want to just make your regular Bash Terminal powerful, take a look at my previous blog: 'Jazz Up Your Bash Terminal'. But ZSH explained in this blog is more powerful stuff.
We'll be covering a lot of things. This may be confusing, so here is the summary of what we will be doing.
A lot of programmers like ITerm2 instead of the default Terminal. It is similar to the Terminal, but has lots of features of its own. It of course can run ZSH, Bash, and other shells inside it.
The following video shows some of the new features of Item 2 (v3).
For this blog we'll use ITerm2. When I mention 'Terminal', I mean ITerm2. Although the steps are the same for both Terminal or ITerm2.
The following video shows why ZSH is better than just a bash shell.
Option 1 — Use Mac's own ZSH:
Mac comes with a ZSH out-of-the-box, so we don't need to install it. However, sometimes it's an older version of ZSH. Typically it's located at /bin/zsh. To use it, all we need to do is to change shell (chsh).
2. Enter the password and it will change the shell, upon logout and login.
3. Logout and re-login
4. To test, open the Terminal and type the following, and it should say zsh.
Option 2— Install Homebrew and Install latest ZSH via Homebrew
This option is pretty common among users, because some of the plugins only work with the latest ZSH.
Homebrew, simply said, is a command line installer for all sorts of software. Let's install that first.
2. If you get Command Line Tools for Xcode error, it means you haven't installed the CLI tools for Xcode. If you don't get the error, you can skip this step, because you already have it installed.
XCode Developer CLI tools are used by various apps that manipulate core OSX features. So make sure to install the Xcode CLI tools by running the following command.
$ xcode-select —-install
Note: The above command opens up Mac's installer and installs the XCode Developer CLI tools. If it doesn't work, try xcode-select -r to reset.3. Install ZSH via Homebrew
Run the following command to install ZSH. It gets installed at /usr/local/bin/zsh PS: Mac's default ZSH is at /bin/zsh
4. Use the Homebrew version of ZSH
Run the following command. You will be prompted to enter Mac's password.
5. Logout and log back in.
6. Test if we are using ZSH and the correct ZSH
'Oh My ZSH' is a plugin that runs on top of ZSH. It provides default config for ZSH (~/.zhrc file) and also provides themes and more features.
From what I know, most power users who use ZSH also use 'Oh My ZSH'.
Run the following command to install 'oh My ZSH'.
2. Close and quit ITerm2 and reopen it.
It should look something like below. Notice that the prompt has changed and the theme is a bit different — That's 'Oh My ZSH' in action for you.
In this step, we'll add two different 'Oh My ZSH' Themes. 'Oh My ZSH' comes with tons of themes. PS: But some Themes need extra steps like installing specific fonts and so on.
To set a Theme, simply open ~/.zshrc file (created by 'Oh My ZSH') and change the theme as shown below.
PS: .zshrc is the config file for ZSH shell. People who don't use 'Oh My ZSH' will have to manually create this file and add any configs themselves. 'Oh My ZSH' automatically creates this file if it doesn't exist and then adds its own set of configs into this file.
2. Change the Theme to 'Avit'
You can browse all the 'Oh My ZSH' Themes here. To change the Theme, simply change the ZSH_THEME value in ~/.zshrc file from robbyrussell to Avit.
3. Update ZSH config
Run the following command to update the config.
4. Change the background color and font size
Open ITerm2 > Preferences > Profiles > Colors and change the background black color to use 20% gray as shown below.
Then open Text > Change Font and change the size to 14pt.
OK, Let's install a different Theme that needs fonts.
This is a popular theme because it emulates the Powerline Python app that enhances the terminal. The following picture shows how it looks. But this theme also needs us to install Powerline themes.
1. Install Powerline fonts
2. Change the Theme to 'agnoster'
3. Quit ITerm2 and reopen it.
4. Set Powerline font
You can set any Powerline patched font you like. All the fonts end with 'for Powerline'.
Open ITerm2 > Preferences > Profiles > Text > Change Font and set it to something that has 'for Powerline'. I'm choosing 'Meslo LG DZ for Powerline' font.
Note — If you are confused about the fonts and Themes: the Themes are for 'Oh My ZSH' and ZSH shell and the fonts are for the Iterm2 itself.
At this point your Terminal should look like below:
There are plenty of gorgeous color schemes for iTerm2. These schemes change the foreground color, background color, cursor color, and so on. You can find them at iTerm2-color-schemes Github repo.
Note: These are just color schemes of the ITerm2 UI and don't deal with the command prompt's look and feel like 'Oh My ZSH''s themes (other than just changing colors).
Follow these steps to install them.
.itermcolorsiTerm2 > Preferences > Profile > Colors > Color Presets > ImportMy favorites are Batman and Argonaut
The Argonaut color scheme looks like below:
Plugins add more functionalities to your workflow. By default 'Oh My ZSH' already has the 'git' plugin! and that's why you were able to see all those Git statuses in the prompts in earlier screenshots. Let's add another one to see how it works.
Note: In this section, we'll install two different plugins to show how they work.
The Syntax Highlighting plugin adds beautiful colors to the commands you are typing as shown below.
2. Activate the plugin in ~/.zshrc by adding `zsh-syntax-highlighting to the Plugins section as shown below.
3. Re-read zshrc configuration
This plugin auto suggests any of the previous commands. Pretty handy! To select the completion, simply press → key.
PS: ZSH_CUSTOM points to ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom
2. Open ~/.zshrc and add zsh-autosuggestions
There are various fonts that help make operators like less than, double equals, right arrow, not equals, and so on look beautiful. For example, every time you type: =>, it becomes: →.
To use this, we need fonts that support ligatures. We also need to enable it in ITerm2. FiraCode is one such font. Follow the steps to install and enable ligatures.
dstr > ttf folder and double click on all the *.ttf files and select the 'Install font' button to install each of the font variations.ITerm2 | Preferences | Profiles | TextUse LigaturescheckboxChange Font and select Fira Code Regular fontWe have covered a lot in this blog starting from installing latest ZSH via Homebrew, Oh My ZSH, Plugins, Themes, enable 'ligatures' for FiraCode font.
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This is a set of color themes for iTerm (aka iTerm2). Screenshots below and in the screenshots directory.
To install:
See the README file for instructions on installing themes under X11 and Terminator
The themes Novel, Espresso, Grass, Homebrew, Ocean, Pro, Man Page, Red Sands, and Terminal Basic are ports of the themes of the same name included with the Mac Terminal application. All of Terminal's themes have now been ported, with the excption of 'Solid Colors' (random backgrounds, which iTerm doesn't support) and 'Aerogel' (which is hideous).
The scheme idleToes was inspired by the idleFingers TextMate theme and suggested for inclusion by Seth Wilson.
The scheme Zenburn was inspired by the Zenburn version created by Suraj N. Kurapati.
The scheme Symfonic was inspired by the color scheme used in the documentation for the Symfony PHP Framework.
The scheme Solarized Darcula was inspired by the color theme created by @rickhanlonii]. There are two screenshots below; one with a background and one without. The background image is included in the backgrounds/ directory and the image must be manually set on the profile's Preferences->Window tab. It's hard to see from the screenshot, but it looks great!
The theme Hurtado was found here.
The theme Mokokai Soda was found here.
The theme Neopolitan was created by Daytonn
The themes Solarized Dark and Solarized Light come from the official Solarized web site
The Obsidian theme was on my hard drive and I don't recall where it came from. If anyone knows, ping me and I'll link back to the author(s).
The theme Spacedust was created by mhallendal and ported to iTerm by Couto
The theme Mathias was created by mathiasbynens
The LiquidCarbon themes were created by markcho
The NightLion themes were created by Curvve Media
The Tomorrow themes were created by chriskempson
The Twilight theme was created by stefri
The Teerb theme was created by Teerb
The IR_Black theme was found here
The Misterioso theme was created by flooose
The Hybrid theme was found here
The Thayer Bright theme was found here
The Spring theme was found here
The Smyck theme was found here
The Cobalt2 theme was created by wesbos
The WarmNeon theme was ported from PyCharmby firewut
The SpaceGray theme was created by ryentzer
The Jellybeans theme was created by qtpi
The PaulMillr theme was created by paulmillr and ported to iTerm by me
The Harper theme was created by idleberg
The CLRS theme was created by jasonlong
The Dracula theme was created by zenorocha
The themes AdventureTime, AlienBlood, BirdsOfParadise, Ciapre, CrayonPonyFish, DimmedMonokai, Earthsong, Elemental, FishTank, FrontEndDelight, FunForrest, Grape, Highway, IC_Green_PPL, IC_Orange_PPL, Lavandula, Medallion, Ollie, Royal, SeaShells, Shaman, SoftServer, Sundried, ToyChest, Treehouse, Urple were created by zdj
The Japanesque theme was created by aereal
The Seti theme was created by jesseweed and ported to iTerm 2 by philduffy and slightly modified to make the ANSI blacks have a little more contrast
The Hipster Green and Jackie Brown themes were created by Unkulunkulu
The Chalk theme was created by achalv
The Pencil Dark and Pencil Light themes were created by mattly
The Flat theme was created by ahmetsulek
The Atom, Brogrammer, Glacier, and Darkside themes were created by bahlo
The Afterglow theme was created by yabatadesign
The Broadcast theme was created by vinkla Renault megane 2002 cd player manual.
The Arthur, N0tch2k, Pnevma, Square, and Wryan themes were created by baskerville
The Belafonte Day, Belafonte Night, Paraiso Dark, and C64 themes were created by idleberg
The 3024 Day and 3024 Night themes were created by 0x3024
The Argonaut theme was created by effkay
The Espresso Libre theme was created by jurgemaister
The Hardcore theme was created by hardcore
The Rippedcasts theme was created by mdw123
The The Solorized Dark Higher Contrast theme was created by heisters
The VibrantInk theme was created by asanghi
The Wez theme was created by wez
The Wombat theme was created by djoyner
The WildCherry theme was created by mashaal Mach desktop 3 0 48.
The Flatland theme was created by realchaseadams
The Neutron theme was created by Ch4s3 Postico 1 3 2 – a modern postgresql client centered.
Instalicious 1 1 1 – experience instagram with elegance. The Fideloper theme was created by Fideloper
The Galaxy theme was created by jglovier Ember 1 8 5 – versatile digital scrapbook.
The Later This Evening theme was created by vilhalmer Green in roulette.
If there are other color themes you'd like to see included, drop me a line!
The Slate theme was created by deneshshan
The SpaceGray Eighties and SpaceGray Eighties Dull themes were created by mhkeller
The Borland theme was created by delip
The Cobalt Neon theme was created by vasquex
The AtelierSulphurpool theme was created by atelierbram
The Batman, Spiderman, and The Hulk themes were created by pyrophos
The ENCOM theme was created by Josh Braun
The Floraverse theme was created by papayakitty
The Material and MaterialDark themes were created by stoeffel
The OceanicMaterial theme was created by rahulpatel
The AtomOneLight theme was created by iamstarkov
The Piatto Light theme was created by kovv
The DotGov theme was cinspired by the color palette used in the U.S. Web Design Standards
The Duotone Dark theme was created by chibicode based on simurai'sduotone-dark Atom theme
The JetBrains Darcula theme was created by vitstr
The Bright Lights theme was created by tw15egan
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This guide is targeted for those, who wants to have a nice UI in the terminal with the rich features.
Please, raise your issue if something strange happened.I'd like to improve this script, so it could work without any errors during the installation.
Every time, I've re-installed my operating system, I spend around ~30 minutes to set up my terminal environment again.I bored of it, so I decided to make a list of all actions I doing, when setting it up, alongside with automatic script to do so, and share it with you all.
They are available here.
The script installs things related to terminal environment only:
bobthefish, which is based on popular agnoster.brew, git, ./node_modules/.bin and others…Installs a lot of useful plugins for Fish Shell:
bass plugin that makes easy to use scripts written for Bash Shell in Fish Shell.done that notifies you when the process is finished. i.e. you can run npm install command and switch back into your browser. When npm install is done, you will get OSX notification.fzy plugin adds a hotkey Ctrl+R that allows to show and search in your command history.pj function allows to easily jump between your favorite directories. It installs with configured ~/Library/Projects folder, so you can jump to any of your projects by calling pj .upto function gets you to a parent folder. I.e. you're inside a/b/c/d/e/, calling upto b will navigate you into a/b.You can achieve the same setup as mine, by manually setting up the environment (following the guide below) or automatically by executing the installerinstall.sh.
Highly recommended to run the script below under Bash session in default Terminal.app.I can not guarantee proper installation outside of Terminal.app + Bash Shell.
You don't need to install the whole Xcode for it.By executing the command below, you will get only the command line tools without heavy IDE and dependencies it take:
Homebrew is a software manager for MacOS.Its purpose is like the purpose of apt-get on Debian-based systems or yum on Fedora.You can install command line tools from there or even full-featured applications.
or install it via Homebrew:
Get the iTerm color settings:
Biker gang games. Just save it somewhere and open the file(s).The color settings will be imported into iTerm2.Apply them in iTerm through iTerm -> Preferences -> Profiles -> Colors -> Load Presets.You can create a different profile, other than Default if you wish to do so.
Open the downloaded font and press 'Install Font'.
Set this font in iTerm2 (iTerm -> Preferences -> Profiles -> Text).
Restart iTerm2 for all changes to take effect.
Download and install Fish Shell.
or using Homebrew:
Fisher is a plugin manager for Fish Shell.
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