A customizable theme based on 16 color scheme.
I use NixOS and there is an easy way to inject base16 colors schemes into your configuration (I use nix-colors). I decided that I wanted to have consistent colors for the terminal and Tmux.
Just to set up Tmux's options for every color in the base 16 scheme. Colors should be recognizable by the Tmux colors engine. Default theme is based on (egel's work)[https://github.com/egel/tmux-gruvbox] and color scheme is gruvbox medium dark.
Example (and also these are defaults):
set-option -g @munch-base00 "#282828" # bg1
set-option -g @munch-base01 "#3c3836" # bg2
set-option -g @munch-base02 "#504945" # bg3
set-option -g @munch-base03 "#665c54" # bg4
set-option -g @munch-base04 "#bdae93" # fg1
set-option -g @munch-base05 "#d5c4a1" # fg2
set-option -g @munch-base06 "#ebdbb2" # fg3
set-option -g @munch-base07 "#fbf1c7" # fg4
set-option -g @munch-base08 "#fb4934" # red
set-option -g @munch-base09 "#fe8019" # orange
set-option -g @munch-base0A "#fabd2f" # yellow
set-option -g @munch-base0B "#b8bb26" # green
set-option -g @munch-base0C "#8ec07c" # cyan
set-option -g @munch-base0D "#83a598" # blue
set-option -g @munch-base0E "#d3869b" # purple
set-option -g @munch-base0F "#d65d0e" # brown
If you want to customize theme, you can create theme file and set @munch-theme option.
set-option -g @munch-theme PATH-TO-THEME-FILE
It's working