night-light

Heliocentric theme manager - automatically change themes with each sunset and sunrise.
robbawebba
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Night Light

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Heliocentrism where it matters most.

Night Light automatically updates your Atom themes with each sunrise and sunset to help reduce eyestrain while you're hard at work! night-light

Features

:round_pushpin: Automatic or manual location updating

  • Let Night Light automatically determine your location for you, or provide a custom latitude and longitude to determine sunrise and sunset times.

:alarm_clock: Automatic or custom scheduling

  • Let Night Light automatically switch themes for you at sunrise and sunset each day, or provide your own times to switch themes.

:sunny: Customizable UI and syntax themes for day and night

  • Customize your daytime and nighttime appearances based on your installed UI and syntax themes.

:computer: Manually switch between themes

  • Use Ctrl + Alt + m to manually toggle between nighttime and daytime themes at your leisure, or create your own keybinding in your keymap.

Installing Night Light

  • From the command line: apm install night-light.
  • From inside Atom: Go to File > Settings > Install, type "night-light" into the search box, and click install!

Development

Quick and dirty setup

apm develop night-light

This will clone the night-light repository to ~/github unless you set the ATOM_REPOS_HOME environment variable to a different path.

I've already forked it!

If you've already forked the repo and cloned it somewhere else, you'll want to use apm link --dev within the package directory, followed by apm install to get dependencies.

Workflow

Feel free to fork this project and clone your fork for developing! Hint: Add the original repo as a remote to pull upstream changes:

git remote add upstream https://github.com/robbawebba/night-light.git
git pull upstream develop

After pulling upstream changes, run apm update and atom --dev to start working in dev mode.

To start hacking, create a new branch for your work then submit a Pull Request when done or when you want some feedback! Thank you in advance for your work! It's greatly appreciated :)