All natural pine, faux fur and a bit of soho vibes for the classy minimalist

Bloom is an opinionated theme generator, matching the Rosé Pine style guide.

brew install rose-pine/tap/bloom

# Goblin (zero-dependency)
curl -sf http://goblin.run/github.com/rose-pine/rose-pine-bloom | OUT=bloom sh

# Go
go install github.com/rose-pine/rose-pine-bloom@latest

# Arch Linux (community AUR)
yay -S rose-pine-bloom

Pre-built binaries are also available on the releases page.

Create a template:

# template.yaml
name: $name
background: $base
foreground: $rose

Build it:

bloom build template.yaml

If you already have a theme, convert it with bloom init theme.json. You can also build from a directory: bloom build templates/.

By default, variables are prefixed with $.

Every colour in the Rosé Pine palette is available as a variable — $base, $surface, $overlay, $muted, $subtle, $text, $love, $gold, $rose, $pine, $foam, $iris, $highlightLow, $highlightMed, $highlightHigh. Control opacity by appending a value, e.g. $love/10 for 10% opacity.

Using $accent generates variants for each accent colour. The accent name is appended to the filename, e.g. rose-pine-gold.yaml.

For variant-specific values, use the $(main|moon|dawn) syntax. Variables are also allowed inside the variant values.

• priority: $(10|20|30) → priority: 10 in rose-pine, 20 in rose-pine-moon, 30 in rose-pine-dawn
• background: $($rose|$pine|$gold) → background: #ebbcba in rose-pine, #3e8fb0 in rose-pine-moon, #ea9d34 in rose-pine-dawn

Change variable prefix:

bloom build template.json --prefix @

Change the output destination:

bloom build template.json --out themes

Specify one of the supported formats:

bloom build template.json --format <format>

Available formats:

Commas and spaces can be removed by passing --no-commas and --no-spaces. Decorators (#, rgb(), hsl(), brackets) can be removed by passing --plain.

We welcome and appreciate contributions of any kind. Please create an issue for any proposed changes.