Install Fungoid Theme¶
Complete installation guides for all platforms.
iTerm2¶
Method 1: Direct Download¶
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Download the theme file:
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Open iTerm2 Preferences (
Cmd + ,) - Navigate to Profiles > Colors
- Click on "Color Presets..." dropdown at the bottom
- Select "Import..."
- Choose the downloaded
Fungoid.itermcolorsfile - Select your profile and apply the theme from the presets dropdown
Method 2: Manual Import¶
- Clone or download the repository
- Open iTerm2 Preferences (
Cmd + ,) - Navigate to Profiles > Colors
- Click "Color Presets..." > "Import..."
- Select
iterm/Fungoid.itermcolorsfrom the repository - Apply to your profile
Verify Installation¶
Open a new terminal tab and run:
You should see orange and green text.
Oh My Zsh¶
Method 1: Clone to Custom Themes (Recommended)¶
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Clone the repository:
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Edit your
~/.zshrcfile: -
Find the
ZSH_THEMEline and change it to: -
Save and exit (
Ctrl+X, thenY, thenEnter) -
Reload your shell:
Method 2: Copy Theme File Directly¶
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Download the theme file:
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Edit your
~/.zshrc: -
Reload your shell:
Method 3: Manual Installation¶
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Copy the theme file:
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Edit
~/.zshrc: -
Apply:
Verify Installation¶
Your prompt should now show: - Green timestamp (HH:MM:SS) - Orange user@host - Muted grey path with git branch - Colored git status indicators
Test with:
Troubleshooting¶
Prompt looks broken or shows raw codes: - Install a Nerd Font: https://www.nerdfonts.com/ - Set your terminal font to the Nerd Font
Git status not showing:
- Ensure you're in a git repository
- Check that plugin=(git) is in your ~/.zshrc
Colors look wrong: - Ensure iTerm2 is using the Fungoid color scheme - Check that your terminal is set to 256-color or true color mode
VSCode¶
Method 1: VSIX Installation (Recommended)¶
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Download the latest
.vsixfile from the releases page -
Install via Command Palette:
- Press
Ctrl+Shift+P(orCmd+Shift+Pon Mac) - Type "Extensions: Install from VSIX"
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Select the downloaded
.vsixfile -
Activate the theme:
- Press
Ctrl+K Ctrl+T(orCmd+K Ctrl+T) - Select "Fungoid"
Method 2: Manual Installation¶
- Copy the
fungoid-vscode-themefolder to your VSCode extensions directory: - Linux:
~/.vscode/extensions/ - macOS:
~/.vscode/extensions/ -
Windows:
%USERPROFILE%\.vscode\extensions\ -
Reload VSCode
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Activate:
Ctrl+K Ctrl+T> "Fungoid"
Method 3: Development Installation¶
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Navigate to the theme directory:
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Install VSCE (VSCode Extension Manager):
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Package the extension:
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Install the generated
.vsixfile:
Verify Installation¶
- Open any code file (JavaScript, Python, Rust, etc.)
- Check that syntax highlighting matches the theme colors
- Verify comments are muted grey and strings are green
Configure as Default¶
Add to your settings.json:
Color Scheme Reference¶
After installation, verify your colors match:
iTerm2¶
# Test all theme colors
echo -e "\033[38;2;255;120;0mOrange\033[0m \033[38;2;60;220;80mGreen\033[0m \033[38;2;217;102;255mPink\033[0m"
echo -e "\033[38;2;0;210;150mCyan\033[0m \033[38;2;168;85;247mPurple\033[0m \033[38;2;255;190;0mYellow\033[0m"
Zsh¶
VSCode¶
Open a JavaScript file and check: - Strings → Green - Keywords → Orange - Comments → Muted Grey - Types → Pink - Operators → Purple
Uninstalling¶
iTerm2¶
- Open iTerm2 Preferences > Profiles > Colors
- Change "Color Presets..." to a different theme
- To remove: delete
Fungoid.itermcolorsfrom your imports
Oh My Zsh¶
- Edit
~/.zshrcand changeZSH_THEMEto another theme (e.g.,robbyrussell) - Remove the theme files:
VSCode¶
Ctrl+Shift+P> "Extensions: Show Installed Extensions"- Find "Fungoid Theme"
- Click "Uninstall"
- Reload VSCode
Next Steps¶
- Check out the COLORS.md for color palette and features
- See CONTRIBUTING.md to help improve the theme
- View CHANGELOG.md for version history