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New theme for wave

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A new terminal color theme called "Blue Matrix" has been added to the termthemes.json configuration file in the defaultconfig directory. This theme includes a display name, display order, and a full set of color definitions for standard, bright, background, foreground, selection background, and cursor colors, all specified in hexadecimal format. The theme is appended after the existing "rosepine" entry, thereby increasing the number of available terminal themes in the configuration file. No other changes or modifications to existing themes or configurations are present.

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pkg/wconfig/defaultconfig/termthemes.json (1)

177-177: Correct JSON object separation
The comma after the "rosepine" block is required to validly separate it from the next object. This change is correct.

Comment on lines +178 to +201
"Blue Matrix": {
"display:name": "Blue Matrix",
"display:order": 8,
"black": "#101116",
"red": "#ff5680",
"green": "#00ff9c",
"yellow": "#fffc58",
"blue": "#00b0ff",
"purple": "#d57bff",
"cyan": "#76c1ff",
"white": "#c7c7c7",
"brightBlack": "#686868",
"brightRed": "#ff6e67",
"brightGreen": "#5ffa68",
"brightYellow": "#fffc67",
"brightBlue": "#6871ff",
"brightPurple": "#d682ec",
"brightCyan": "#60fdff",
"brightWhite": "#ffffff",
"background": "#101116",
"foreground": "#00a2ff",
"selectionBackground": "#c1deff",
"cursorColor": "#76ff9f"
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Ensure theme identifier and property naming consistency

  • The JSON key "Blue Matrix" contains spaces and uppercase letters. Use a lowercase slug (e.g., "blue-matrix") to follow the existing theme ID pattern and avoid potential runtime lookup issues.
  • Replace custom properties "purple"/"brightPurple" with "magenta"/"brightMagenta" to align with the other theme entries.
  • Rename "cursorColor" to "cursor" for consistency with existing themes.
  • Verify if "gray" and "cmdtext" keys are required by the application; if so, consider adding them here as in other entries.
-    "Blue Matrix": {
+    "blue-matrix": {
      "display:name": "Blue Matrix",
      "display:order": 8,
      "black": "#101116",
      "red": "#ff5680",
      "green": "#00ff9c",
      "yellow": "#fffc58",
      "blue": "#00b0ff",
-      "purple": "#d57bff",
+      "magenta": "#d57bff",
      "cyan": "#76c1ff",
      "white": "#c7c7c7",
      "brightBlack": "#686868",
      "brightRed": "#ff6e67",
      "brightGreen": "#5ffa68",
      "brightYellow": "#fffc67",
      "brightBlue": "#6871ff",
-      "brightPurple": "#d682ec",
+      "brightMagenta": "#d682ec",
      "brightCyan": "#60fdff",
      "brightWhite": "#ffffff",
      "background": "#101116",
      "foreground": "#00a2ff",
      "selectionBackground": "#c1deff",
-      "cursorColor": "#76ff9f"
+      "cursor": "#76ff9f",
+      // Optional keys for completeness:
+      // "gray": "<hex>",
+      // "cmdtext": "<hex>"
    }
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"Blue Matrix": {
"display:name": "Blue Matrix",
"display:order": 8,
"black": "#101116",
"red": "#ff5680",
"green": "#00ff9c",
"yellow": "#fffc58",
"blue": "#00b0ff",
"purple": "#d57bff",
"cyan": "#76c1ff",
"white": "#c7c7c7",
"brightBlack": "#686868",
"brightRed": "#ff6e67",
"brightGreen": "#5ffa68",
"brightYellow": "#fffc67",
"brightBlue": "#6871ff",
"brightPurple": "#d682ec",
"brightCyan": "#60fdff",
"brightWhite": "#ffffff",
"background": "#101116",
"foreground": "#00a2ff",
"selectionBackground": "#c1deff",
"cursorColor": "#76ff9f"
}
"blue-matrix": {
"display:name": "Blue Matrix",
"display:order": 8,
"black": "#101116",
"red": "#ff5680",
"green": "#00ff9c",
"yellow": "#fffc58",
"blue": "#00b0ff",
"magenta": "#d57bff",
"cyan": "#76c1ff",
"white": "#c7c7c7",
"brightBlack": "#686868",
"brightRed": "#ff6e67",
"brightGreen": "#5ffa68",
"brightYellow": "#fffc67",
"brightBlue": "#6871ff",
"brightMagenta": "#d682ec",
"brightCyan": "#60fdff",
"brightWhite": "#ffffff",
"background": "#101116",
"foreground": "#00a2ff",
"selectionBackground": "#c1deff",
"cursor": "#76ff9f",
// Optional keys for completeness:
// "gray": "<hex>",
// "cmdtext": "<hex>"
}
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In pkg/wconfig/defaultconfig/termthemes.json from lines 178 to 201, rename the
theme key "Blue Matrix" to a lowercase slug "blue-matrix" to maintain
consistency. Change the color properties "purple" and "brightPurple" to
"magenta" and "brightMagenta" respectively. Rename the "cursorColor" property to
"cursor" to match other themes. Additionally, check if "gray" and "cmdtext"
properties are needed and add them if required for consistency.

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