Rosé Pine Moon Theme

[atahabaki]

This is based on Rosé Pine theme...

Rose Pine Moon palette.

There's 3 reasons why i've opened this pr:

1. I don't like Rose Pine theme, the Moon version is much more enjoyable
2. I don't know any possible way to configure the theme in user config file...
3. I don't want to modify /var/lib/helix/runtime/themes/ folder...

And I must say, helix is great. I liked it very much... Thanks

[A-Walrus]

About point 2, in order to add a theme for yourself add the rose_pine_moon.toml to your user theme folder (~/.config/helix/themes on linux). You can select it in the config file with theme = "rose_pine_moon"

[erasin]

theme document : https://docs.helix-editor.com/themes.html

[atahabaki]

I don't want to speak so confident, but most of the users are going to change the theme the way they want to see it. More eye-catching, easy-to-find and accessible theming docs mean more user, at least I think it is. I discovered theme docs after I created this pr.

[the-mikedavis]

The docs.helix-editor.com docs code is here: https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/tree/master/book and the website code is here: https://github.com/helix-editor/website if you're interested in expanding them. I don't myself have any ideas for how to make them more noticeable though - we already link to the docs pretty prevasively throughout the project and IMO the theme docs are not very hard to find.

[atahabaki]

I've just updated the Themes page of the wiki, so others could find how they can install custom themes more easily. I usually choose to look at the wiki if there's one, then the docs. That's my problem, I suppose... Anyway, back to the topic, I think, that the website could show a few photos about themes/theming etc. I'm not a good designer so, I think it would be better if I don't touch that. Thanks, and I'm really sorry if I've just wasted your time.

[the-mikedavis]

Looks good! I like the mix of purple compared to regular rose_pine 🎨

Could you add a screenshot to the themes wiki?

[the-mikedavis]

Ah good call with the theme wiki link to the theme docs! I think it's definitely not unreasonable to visit the wiki first in a project :)