Ismo Vuorinen dd5e539bb5 feat: add missing project files and fix architecture compliance
- Add LICENSE file (MIT)
- Add CONTRIBUTING.md with generator-first workflow guidelines
- Add Makefile with comprehensive development commands
- Add .editorconfig for consistent code formatting
- Add CHANGELOG.md for version tracking
- Remove inconsistent non-variant files that bypassed generator architecture
- Fix installation script to use variant-specific paths (prevent config overwriting)
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Everforest Resources

Unofficial hub for Everforest color scheme resources. Generator-first approach for terminals, CLI tools, editors, and web.

Quick Start

# Generate all themes
npm run generate

# Install CLI configurations
./cli/install.sh

# Verify installation
ENGINE=docker ./verify/verify.sh

Supported Tools

Terminals

WezTerm, Alacritty, Kitty, Windows Terminal, Ghostty

CLI Tools

Starship, FZF, Delta, Tmux, Fish, LS_COLORS, and 20+ more

Editors

Neovim, VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Zed, Sublime Text

Theme Variants

6 variants total: dark/light × hard/medium/soft

Development

npm run lint          # Lint code
npm run generate       # Generate themes
npm run validate       # Validate outputs
npm run ci             # Full CI pipeline

Contributing

  1. Edit only palettes/everforest.json and template.txt files
  2. Run npm run generate
  3. Commit palette + template + generated files
  4. Follow conventional commits

Important: Never edit generated files directly. All outputs are generated from templates.

CI Requirements

All checks must pass: lint + build + snapshots + commitlint + cli-verify

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