tokyonight.nix

A Nix Flake providing a home-manager module to apply the popular tokyonight colorscheme to your favorite apps.

Contributions Welcome!

If you don't see an app supported, please feel free to add it via a PR!

Usage

Consume the flake however you normally would in your Nix setup, then you can do:

{
  imports = [ tokyonight.homeManagerModules.default ];
  # or night, moon, or day
  tokyonight.style = "storm";
  # enable globally for all supported programs
  tokyonight.enable = true;
  # or, enable individual programs;
  # note that this is not needed if `tokyonight.enable = true;` is set
  programs = {
    git.delta.tokyonight.enable = true;
    bat.tokyonight.enable = true;
    fish.tokyonight.enable = true;
    fzf.tokyonight.enable = true;
    rofi.tokyonight.enable = true;
  };
  # you can also customize style on a per-program basis
  programs.fzf.tokyonight.style = "day";
}

The list of supported modules can be found in ./modules/home-manager.

Special Cases

Wezterm

Wezterm has the theme built-in, and doesn't have a good way for this flake to set it up for you, since it's mostly configured through the extraConfig field with Lua, so you will need to just put the following in your Lua config:

-- If using `local config = wezterm.config_builder()`
config.color_scheme = 'tokyonight_night' -- or tokyonight_day, or whatever style

-- otherwise
return {
  color_scheme = 'tokyonight_night', -- or tokyonight_day, or whatever style
  -- rest of your config here
}

btop

btop has tokyo-night and tokyo-storm built-in. If you're using one of those, you can set the following in your Nix config.

programs.btop.settings.color_theme = "tokyo-night" # or tokyo-storm

If you are using one of the other variants of Tokyonight, you can get a pretty good approximation for btop by using tokyo-night with a transparent background:

programs.btop.settings = {
  color_theme = "tokyo-night" # or tokyo-storm
  theme_background = false;
};

Acknowledgements

Inspired by all the hard work on the Catppuccin Nix Flake!