Troubleshooting

Tabs opened before init started their shell without it. New tabs have it; in an open tab, start the shell again:

❯ exec zsh

❯ exec bash -l

❯ exec fish

iTerm2, Konsole, Terminal.app and Contour read their profiles only when they start, so quit and reopen them once. A palette added while Terminal.app runs gets its profile at its next start too.

If ttheme never wired that terminal, run init again from inside it, answer No, set it up again, and mark it in the list, where it says detected.

init asks its questions in a terminal, and stops where there is none to ask in. Run it in a terminal tab, or answer every question at once:

❯ npx @kecan0406/ttheme@latest init --yes

On a first install, --yes wires the terminal you are in and installs no palettes, so your colors stay as they are until you pick one.

Color keys you set in your terminal's config yourself, such as background or palette, win over any theme, and Alacritty lets its own [colors] win over an import. init names them when it finds them. Take them out of your config to let the palette show.

Two marketplaces have a palette of that name:

ttheme: rei is ttheme/rei, kec@bemani/rei — name the one you mean

Name it in full:

❯ ttheme use ttheme/rei

An editor's terminal, such as Neovim's :terminal, Vim's, Emacs or VS Code, draws in the editor's own theme, so ttheme stays out of it. Run the command in a terminal tab outside the editor.

auto follows your system's appearance where the terminal tells ttheme about it: Ghostty, iTerm2, kitty, WezTerm and Contour. Everywhere else, pick light or dark.

Every command works in bash and fish, but what runs at each prompt, such as a pin taking effect on cd, stays with zsh tabs.

Alacritty, Windows Terminal, Rio and Contour draw no pictures. Inside tmux, Preview draws none and find is not offered, and Terminal.app shows a palette's picture but cannot run find. Where pictures show lists what each terminal draws.

With termguicolors, Neovim draws every cell itself, so its colorscheme decides the editor and the palette shows around it. To show the palette inside the editor too:

set notermguicolors

Neovim's default colorscheme then uses the 16 ANSI colors.