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pi-everforest-tui

v0.2.0

Published

Everforest light and dark themes for Pi, plus optional matching TUI polish.

Downloads

107

Readme

pi-everforest-tui

Everforest Soft themes for Pi, with optional matching TUI polish.

Included

  • everforest-tui-dark
  • everforest-tui-light
  • /everforest searchable command center for loaded extensions, prompts, and skills
  • /everforest-tui interactive settings for the working indicator, status, footer, and editor chrome
  • /everforest-theme-lab live palette and component-state preview

The themes load immediately. TUI enhancements are opt-in and persist within the current session branch.

Install

pi install npm:pi-everforest-tui

From GitHub:

pi install git:github.com/est7/pi-everforest-tui

For local development, load the package directly from its repository:

cd /absolute/path/to/pi-everforest-tui
pi -e .

Use pi --no-extensions -e . for an isolated smoke test without globally configured extensions. Standalone TUI enhancements remain opt-in; enable them with /everforest-tui or /everforest-tui all on.

Select a theme

Open /settings and select everforest-tui-dark or everforest-tui-light.

For automatic light/dark switching, set this in ~/.pi/agent/settings.json:

{
  "theme": "everforest-tui-light/everforest-tui-dark"
}

TUI commands

Open the searchable command center:

/everforest

Open interactive TUI settings:

/everforest-tui

Direct commands remain available for scripts and quick changes:

/everforest-tui indicator on
/everforest-tui status on
/everforest-tui footer on
/everforest-tui rainbow on
/everforest-tui all on

Disable one feature:

/everforest-tui footer off

Reset all enhancements:

/everforest-tui reset
  • indicator installs an Everforest pulse with phase-aware working messages for thinking and active tools.
  • status shows only active working, thinking, and tool-use phases; idle stays quiet and model metadata remains in the main footer.
  • footer installs a responsive cockpit with project, Git branch, model/context window, context usage, token/cost totals, and whole-segment extension status fitting.
  • rainbow paints the editor's top and bottom border with a continuous Everforest red-to-purple gradient. When the session has a name, it appears as an accent badge at the top-right of the editor; unnamed sessions show no badge. The wrapper composes with an existing custom editor and restores it only while Everforest still owns the editor surface.

Preview the active theme's semantic palette, Markdown, tool states, diffs, syntax, and thinking levels:

/everforest-theme-lab

Development

npm run build:themes
npm run typecheck
npm test
npm run validate
npm run pack:dry-run

Before publishing, visually inspect both themes, tool states, diffs, markdown, each thinking level, and all optional TUI features.

Palette source

The base colors follow the Everforest Soft palettes used by Ghostty and the upstream Everforest project:

  • https://github.com/sainnhe/everforest
  • https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/tree/main/src/apprt/gtk/class/terminal-window

License

MIT