WORK IN PROGRESS

This repo is for porting the excelent work of Nicolas Rougier to doom emacs.

Current state:

Disclaimer: this is literally my first elisp project. I advise some caution while navegating through my parentheses.

Add the following to packages.el.

(package! doom-nano
  :recipe (:host github :repo "ieremies/doom-nano"))

Copy doom-nano-light-theme.el and/or doom-nano-dark-theme.el to your .doom.d/themes/ and add the following to your config.el.

(require 'doom-nano-ui)
(setq doom-theme 'doom-nano-light) ;; or dark

One other option is to (some what) directly use Rougier’s work:

;; This goes in packages.el
(package! nano
  :recipe (:host github :repo "rougier/nano-emacs"))
(package! doom-nano
  :recipe (:host github :repo "ieremies/doom-nano"))

and

;; This goes in config.el
(require 'doom-nano-ui)         ;; only ui changes

(setq doom-theme 'doom-plain)   ;; see above
(require 'nano-theme-light)     ;; set color scheme

;; (setq doom-theme 'doom-nord)
;; (require 'nano-theme-dark)

(require 'doom-nano-faces)      ;; apply faces

The problem with the latter form is some faces may not behave well (like the modeline). To prevent that, you can set a doom-theme that matches. I got the best results using doom-plain for the light theme and doom-nord for the dark one.

• The modeline
• Ideally I want to change the themes to use inheritance, but I could not manage to get the faces defined…
• Some categories of faces defined in nano-emacs/nano-theme.el are not yet ported
• nano-theme-dark

The end goal of this project is to be the promissed doom :ui nano package. To do so, it has to define a “nano-like” theme for all doom-themes. The best way that I see this happening is deducing the nano-colors from the default faces defined in every doom-theme and redefining all faces based on that.