catppuccin/lazygit

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Lazygit respects XDG (for macOS and Linux), and uses AppData on Windows. So, below are the default config directories:

• Linux: ~/.config/lazygit/config.yml
• MacOS: ~/Library/Application Support/lazygit/config.yml
• Windows: %APPDATA%\lazygit\config.yml

If you cannot find the config files there, or your changes are not taking effect, you can ask lazygit itself for the config directory:

lazygit --print-config-dir

Keep this directory in mind for all future steps, replacing <config-dir> when relevant.

1. Clone this repository locally
2. Ensure the config directory exists. If it doesn't, you can run lazygit to launch and setup the directory.

At this point, you will have to decide how you want to load the theme.

You can either copy it straight into your config.yml file, or add flags to lazygit which will merge it from our presets.

1. Choose the flavor you want (from ./themes)

2. Choose the accent you want from within the flavor directory.

3. Replace the theme section of <config-dir>/config.yml with the theme you want to use (from themes).

   For example, if you want to use the catppuccin mocha theme, with the blue accent, then copy the contents of themes/mocha/blue.yml and paste them directly into your lazygit config.yml as follows:

   config.yml

   gui:
    # Use the mocha catppuccin theme
    theme:
      activeBorderColor:
        - '#89b4fa'
        - bold
      inactiveBorderColor:
        - '#a6adc8'
      optionsTextColor:
        - '#89b4fa'
      selectedLineBgColor:
        - '#313244'
      selectedRangeBgColor:
        - '#313244'
      cherryPickedCommitBgColor:
        - '#45475a'
      cherryPickedCommitFgColor:
        - '#89b4fa'
      unstagedChangesColor:
        - '#f38ba8'
      defaultFgColor:
        - '#cdd6f4'
      searchingActiveBorderColor:
        - '#f9e2af'

4. Close and re-open lazygit to see your new theme!

1. Choose the flavor you want (from ./themes-mergable/)
2. Choose the accent you want from within the flavor directory.
3. Copy your chosen theme file into <config-dir>/lazygit
4. Change your lazygit startup command (you may want to set a shell alias) to the following:

# This will instruct lazygit to open both config files, merge them, and then boot.
# You can add more config files, delimited by a comma, to this list

# Replacing <your-theme> with the relevant theme file
lazygit --use-config-file="<config-dir>/config.yml,<your-theme>.yml"
# or
LG_CONFIG_FILE="<config-dir>/config.yml,<your-theme>.yml" lazygit

5. Close and re-open lazygit to see your new theme!

• Q: "Why is the background wrong?"
  A: Lazygit uses your terminal background. You should set it to the relevant background for your theme.

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