A spaceduck theme for zsh-syntax-highlighting

First, get the source code via one of the download methods, then proceed to activating.

If you are a git user, you can install the theme and keep up to date by cloning the repo:

git clone [email protected]:bigpick/spaceduck-zsh-syntax-highlighting.git

Download using the GitHub .zip download option and unzip them.

1. First you need to have installed and switched to using ZSH.

2. Then, you need to have installed the "fish shell-like syntax highlighting for ZSH", zsh-syntax-highlighting.

   • Just follow the installation steps for install.

3. Add this theme's relevant settings to your ~/.zshrc.

   • Copy the contents of the spaceduck_zsh_syntax_highlighting.bash file, and paste into your zshrc file at ~/.zshrc:

     # cat + copy
     cat ./spaceduck_zsh_syntax_highlighting.bash # | pbcopy (if on macOS)
     vim ~/.zshrc 
     # paste before you activate the zsh-syntax-highlighting, see note below

   • Note: If you installed zsh-syntax-highlighting via git, or site wide, be sure to paste the contents of the file before the following line in your ~/.zshrc file:

     # which looks something like so:
     source ...zsh-syntax-highlighting/zsh-syntax-highlighting.zsh

   • Note: If you installed zsh-syntax-highlighting via a plugin manager, be sure to paste the contents of the file before you activate the utility via it's plugin invocation.

4. Start a new zsh session:

   exec zsh

   ... and confirm it's working.

This theme is maintained by the following person(s) in addition to being helped by a bunch of awesome contributors.

bigpick

MIT License