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cli-time-warp

v0.2.8

Published

Jump your CLI between computing eras — nostalgic terminal themes for Windows Terminal, VS Code, iTerm2, and any ANSI terminal

Readme

cli-time-warp

Jump your command line between computing eras — nostalgic terminal themes for Windows Terminal, VS Code, iTerm2, and any ANSI terminal.

Install

npm install -g cli-time-warp

Quick Start

# List all 15 themes
cli-time-warp list

# Warp to an era by name
cli-time-warp Windows 95

# Or use a short alias
cli-time-warp retro

Commands

| Command | Description | | --- | --- | | list | List all available themes with color swatches | | warp <era> | Warp to a computing era | | apply <path> | Apply a theme from a JSON file | | reset | Reset terminal to default |

Era Aliases

| Alias | Theme | | --- | --- | | 1995, 95, win95 | Windows 95 | | 2001, xp | Windows XP | | 2007, vista | Windows Vista | | modern, 2015, win10 | Windows 10 | | retro, crt | Phosphor Green CRT | | amber | Amber CRT Monochrome | | anime | Anime Terminal UI | | neon, winamp | Winamp Neon Green | | purple | Winamp Electric Purple | | orange | Winamp Cyber Orange | | midnight | Winamp Midnight Blue | | apple, mac, aqua | Mac OS X Aqua | | os9 | Mac OS 9 | | yosemite | OS X Yosemite | | mojave | Mac OS Mojave |

You can also use any theme slug directly: cli-time-warp phosphor-green

Terminal Support

  • Windows Terminal — writes to settings.json color schemes
  • VS Code — applies via workbench.colorCustomizations
  • iTerm2 — applies via escape sequences
  • Any ANSI terminal — applies via OSC color codes

npx

No install required:

npx cli-time-warp list
npx cli-time-warp 1995

License

MIT