solarfire/burn: A theme for Zsh.

A theme for Zsh.

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README.md

Burn is a prompt theme for Zsh.

Examples

Installation:

Manual

Download the theme:

wget https://codeberg.org/solarfire/burn/raw/branch/master/burn.zsh-theme

And add this in your .zshrc:
```
source /path/to/theme/burn.zsh-theme
```

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Download the theme:

wget -O${ZSH_CUSTOM}/themes/burn.zsh-theme https://codeberg.org/solarfire/burn/raw/branch/master/burn.zsh-theme

And add this in your .zshrc:
```
ZSH_THEME="burn"
```

zinit

Add this in your .zshrc:

zinit load Xatra1/burn
ZSH_THEME="burn"

Configuration

By default, Burn sets several environment variables:

BURN_BACKGROUND_COLOR_ERROR="red"
BURN_BACKGROUND_COLOR_HOSTNAME="white"
BURN_BACKGROUND_COLOR_DIR="red"

BURN_FOREGROUND_COLOR_ERROR="red"
BURN_FOREGROUND_COLOR_HOSTNAME="red"
BURN_FOREGROUND_COLOR_DIR="white"

These can be modified in your .zshrc to get Burn to look any way you want!

The variable values can be either the color's name (if the named color is one of the 16 system colors) or an HTML color code.