Terminate

Syntax theme for the Atom.io editor

Terminate-syntax (this package) goes really well with Terminate-ui. Make sure to pair these together.

An adaptation of Apple's green default Terminal settings with a touch of blues, yellows and red to contrast important syntax like function calls, constants, strings, operators and comments while keeping a central color scheme.

LESS (here is a screenshot of Terminate's color scheme)

CSS

HTML

Markdown

Javascript

Ruby

Python

Elixir

Idea behind Terminate:

• Old school feel of bright green font with a dark background.
• Contrasting colors to allow important operations/code to 'pop out' from the dark background and other code that isn't as important.
• Comments are dark and closely colored to the background to remove their importance of interpreted code
• Function calls are brightened to show where in your code they're being called at
• Constants are bright red and important operations (arithmetic and comparisons) are dark red
• Strings are very light hue of the main green font color. This color is near opposite of comments and are easily seen.
• Syntax UI to fit any language (see below for language support)
• Search results are outlined in bright red

Color Scheme

• Main text color- lime green
• Background color- dark teal (near black)
• Supporting colors- dark green, pale lime, teal and blue
• Comment color- lightened shade of background color
• String color- bright white shade of main text color
• Constants and operations color- from dark to normal red

Installation

> apm install terminate-syntax or search and install theme in Preferences -> Install -> Install Packages -> terminate-syntax

Language Support

Terminate should display nicely with most common languages. If not open an issue and I'll fix it (I'm also open to pull-requests. See below for more information). I've tested Terminate with the following languages:

• Markdown
• HTML & CSS (LESS, SASS)
• Python
• Ruby
• Javascript & JSON
• Elixir

Pull Requests

Gladly accepting pull-requests. First open an issue if one hasn't been opened already and let's discuss changes. I'd like help to work with other languages that I am not familiar. Those would be any languages I have not supported above. Thank you!

Todo:

• edit any @red attributes- I did this to note that I need to fix these. So in a language if there is an odd red syntax it's probably an attribute that hasn't been intentionally set yet.
• Language-specific
  • HTML-
    • make color of class attributes match id
    • make all href attributes same color
    • make all = same color
  • Python
    • fix color for constants and booleans. Not showing highlighted as red
  • Ruby-
    • fix color of function calls. Not showing as highlighted neon-green
    • fix color change of interpolated strings
  • Elixir-
    • fix color of constants
    • change single line do's to secondary color (teal)