doom-themes

DOOM Themes is an opinionated UI plugin and pack of themes extracted from my emacs.d, inspired by some of my favorite color themes.

See the screenshots.

Table of Contents

• Theme list
• Features
• Install
  • Doom Emacs
  • Manually
• Common Issues
• Contribute

Theme list

• Flagship themes
  • doom-one: doom-themes' flagship theme, inspired by Atom's One Dark themes
  • doom-one-light: light version of doom-one (thanks to ztlevi)
  • doom-vibrant: a slightly more vibrant version of doom-one
• Additional themes
  • doom-acario-dark: an original dark theme (thanks to gagbo)
  • doom-acario-light: an original light theme (thanks to gagbo)
  • doom-ayu-dark: Light variant from Ayu themes (thanks to LoveSponge)
  • doom-ayu-light: Dark variant from Ayu themes(thanks to LoveSponge)
  • doom-city-lights: based on Atom's City lights (thanks to fuxialexander)
  • doom-challenger-deep: based on Vim's Challenger deep theme (thanks to fuxialexander)
  • doom-dark+ ported from VS Code's Dark+ theme (thanks to ema2159)
  • doom-dracula: an implementation of Dracula theme (thanks to fuxialexander)
  • doom-ephemeral: inspired in the Ephemeral Theme from elenapan's dotfiles (thanks to karetsu)
  • doom-fairy-floss: a candy colored Sublime theme by sailorhg (thanks to ema2159)
  • doom-flatwhite: a unique light theme ported from Flatwhite Syntax (thanks to ShaneKilkelly)
  • doom-gruvbox: adapted from Morhetz's Gruvbox (thanks to JongW)
  • doom-gruvbox-light: adapted from Morhetz's Gruvbox light variant (thanks for jsoa)
  • doom-henna: based on VS Code's Henna (thanks to jsoa)
  • doom-horizon: ported from VS Code's Horizon (thanks to karetsu)
  • doom-Iosvkem: adapted from Iosvkem (thanks to neutaaaaan)
  • doom-laserwave: a clean 80's synthwave / outrun theme inspired by VS Code's laserwave (thanks to hyakt)
  • doom-material adapted from Material Themes (thanks to tam5)
  • doom-manegarm: an original autumn-inspired dark theme (thanks to kenranunderscore)
  • doom-miramare: a port of Franbach's Miramare, a variant of gruvbox theme (thanks to sagittaros)
  • doom-molokai: a theme based on Texmate's Monokai
  • doom-monokai-classic: port of Monokai's Classic variant (thanks to ema2159)
  • doom-monokai-pro: port of Monokai's Pro variant (thanks to kadenbarlow)
  • doom-moonlight ported from VS Code's Moonlight Theme (thanks to Brettm12345)
  • doom-nord: dark variant of Nord (thanks to fuxialexander)
  • doom-nord-light: light variant of Nord (thanks to fuxialexander)
  • doom-nova: adapted from Nova (thanks to bigardone)
  • doom-oceanic-next: adapted from Oceanic Next theme (thanks to juanwolf)
  • doom-old-hope: based on An Old Hope theme (thanks to teesloane)
  • doom-opera: an original dark theme (thanks to jwintz)
  • doom-opera-light: an original light theme (thanks to jwintz)
  • doom-outrun-electric: a neon colored theme inspired in VS Code's Outrun Electric (thanks to ema2159)
  • doom-palenight adapted from Material Themes (thanks to Brettm12345)
  • doom-plain: based on plain (thanks to mateossh)
  • doom-peacock: based on Peacock from daylerees' themes (thanks to teesloane)
  • doom-rouge: ported from VSCode's Rouge Theme (thanks to JordanFaust)
  • doom-snazzy: a dark theme inspired in Atom's Hyper Snazzy (thanks to ar1a)
  • doom-solarized-dark: dark variant of Solarized (thanks to ema2159)
  • doom-solarized-light: light variant of Solarized (thanks to fuxialexander)
  • doom-sourcerer: based on Sourcerer (thanks to defphil)
  • doom-spacegrey: I'm sure you've heard of it (thanks to teesloane)
  • doom-tomorrow-day: Tomorrow's light variant (thanks to emacswatcher)
  • doom-tomorrow-night: one of the dark variants of Tomorrow (thanks to emacswatcher)
  • doom-wilmersdorf: port of Ian Pan's Wilmersdorf (thanks to ema2159)
  • doom-zenburn: port of the popular Zenburn theme (thanks to jsoa)
  • doom-mono-dark / doom-mono-light: a minimalistic, monochromatic theme
  • doom-tron: based on Tron Legacy from daylerees' themes

Themes in testing

A list of themes which are usable, yet may need some minor adjustments.

• doom-homage-white: a minimalistic, colorless theme, inspired by eziam, tao and jbeans themes. (thanks to mskorzhinskiy)
• doom-homage-black: dark variant of doom-homage white. (thanks to mskorzhinskiy)
• doom-plain-dark: based on plain (thanks to das-s)

Features

• (doom-themes-visual-bell-config): flash the mode-line when the Emacs bell rings (i.e. an error occurs).

• (doom-themes-neotree-config): a neotree theme that takes after Atom's file drawer, and is simpler than the built in icon theme in neotree (screenshot, more details).

  This requires all-the-icons' fonts to be installed: M-x all-the-icons-install-fonts

• (doom-themes-treemacs-config): two treemacs icon themes, one that takes after Atom's, and a second more colorful implementation (WIP).

• (doom-themes-org-config): corrects and improves some of org-mode's native fontification.

  • Re-set org-todo' & org-headline-done' faces to make them respect underlying faces (i.e. don't override the :height or :background of underlying faces).
  • Make statistic cookies respect underlying faces.
  • Fontify item bullets (make them stand out)
  • Fontify item checkboxes (and when they're marked done), like TODOs that are marked done.
  • Fontify dividers/separators (5+ dashes)
  • Fontify #hashtags and @at-tags, for personal convenience; see doom-org-special-tags to disable this.

• Resources that may interest you:

  • To get dimmed sidebars and brighter source buffers (like in the screenshots), see solaire-mode.
  • To get line number highlighting for nlinum, set nlinum-highlight-current-line to non-nil (or see hlinum for linum).
  • AnthonyDiGirolamo added doom-one (screenshot) and doom-molokai (screenshot) skins to airline-themes.
  • I'm working on making my modeline more accessible. In the meantime, check out my mode-line configuration in my emacs.d.

Themes customization

There are several themes which have their own customization options. For example, doom-dark+ default modeline color can be changed with the doom-dark+-blue-modeline custom variable, or you can switch between doom-gruvbox-light variants with the doom-gruvbox-light-variant custom variable.

Install

Doom Emacs

The built-in :ui doom module installs doom-themes for you, and loads doom-one by default. You can change the theme by changing the doom-theme variable from ~/.doom.d/config.el:

(setq doom-theme 'doom-city-lights)

Or by loading it manually:

(load-theme 'doom-city-lights t)

Manually

doom-themes is available on MELPA.

• Straight users can install it with M-x straight-use-package RET doom-themes
• And package.el users: M-x package-install RET doom-themes

Here is a example configuration for doom-theme:

(use-package doom-themes
  :config
  ;; Global settings (defaults)
  (setq doom-themes-enable-bold t    ; if nil, bold is universally disabled
        doom-themes-enable-italic t) ; if nil, italics is universally disabled
  (load-theme 'doom-one t)

  ;; Enable flashing mode-line on errors
  (doom-themes-visual-bell-config)
  
  ;; Enable custom neotree theme (all-the-icons must be installed!)
  (doom-themes-neotree-config)
  ;; or for treemacs users
  (setq doom-themes-treemacs-theme "doom-colors") ; use the colorful treemacs theme
  (doom-themes-treemacs-config)
  
  ;; Corrects (and improves) org-mode's native fontification.
  (doom-themes-org-config))

The wiki contains details for customizing the neotree theme.

Common Issues

• If you use nlinum or linum in org-mode, the larger headline sizes in some themes could bleed into the line numbers.

  Fix this by setting :height explicitly for your line number plugins, after you've loaded the theme. e.g.

  (let ((height (face-attribute 'default :height)))
    ;; for all linum/nlinum users
    (set-face-attribute 'linum nil :height height)
    ;; only for `linum-relative' users:
    (set-face-attribute 'linum-relative-current-face nil :height height)
    ;; only for `nlinum-relative' users:
    (set-face-attribute 'nlinum-relative-current-face nil :height height))

Contribute

I welcome contributions of any kind, be they pull requests, bug reports or elisp pointers. Additional theme and plugin support requests are welcome too.