the npmjs page for this says to create the "~/hyperterm/themes" folder but the hyper folder is just "hyper", not "hyperterm". should that be changed & should this be in the /hyper folder instead?

config.theme option is not officially supported by HyperTerm, what about handle them using plugins that exports the colors palette?

Some examples: https://github.com/mdo/hyperterm-atom-dark and https://github.com/jxnblk/hyperterminator/blob/master/index.js

Seems like it could be a better way to do this instead of having to download files some other way.

Followed the instructions but still having trouble getting it configured properly:

1. created a ~/.hyperterm_themes

2. Downloaded a theme: ~/.hyperterm_themes/hyperterm-retro.js

3. And added a theme field to my config:

   …
   theme: 'hyperterm-retro',
   …
   

If I could get an example to follow, that'd be great!

Thanks

the npmjs page indicates themes for this have a .js extension. The standard hyper terminal themes are folders which contain an 'index.js' file. Is that the file?

There's pretty much zero error handling so things will likely explode in gross ways if a theme file doesn't exist.

One nice feature in iterm is the ability to type a command to switch between themes. Would be nice to see this in hypertheme. Specifically, if you're going to be presenting on a bad projector, you might want to quickly switch to a high contrast theme.

Where can I find a list of themes? If I create a theme, how can I categorize it as a hyperterm theme?