A Sublime Text plugin for quickly changing color schemes via command palette and keyboard shortcuts.
Schemr is a Sublime Text plugin designed to streamline color scheme management within the editor. It allows users to quickly switch between installed color schemes using the command palette and customizable keyboard shortcuts, solving the problem of cumbersome theme navigation. The plugin also supports favorites, syntax-specific schemes, and real-time previews to enhance the editing experience.
Sublime Text users who frequently switch color schemes or customize their editor's appearance for different projects or languages. It's particularly useful for developers who prefer keyboard-driven workflows and want efficient theme management.
Developers choose Schemr for its speed and convenience—offering instant scheme cycling, favorites, and syntax-specific assignments without leaving the editor. Its lightweight integration and compatibility with Sublime Text 2 and 3 make it a reliable tool for personalizing the coding environment.
A color scheme selector for Sublime Text.
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Provides default keyboard shortcuts like Alt+F5 for listing schemes and Alt+F7 for cycling next, enabling rapid theme changes without interrupting workflow.
Allows marking favorite schemes for prioritized access and assigning specific color schemes to different programming languages, as detailed in the syntax-specific settings commands.
Loads all .tmTheme files automatically, including those inside .sublime-package archives, eliminating manual setup for new themes.
Real-time scheme preview is exclusive to Sublime Text 3, and enabling it can cause performance issues with plugins like SublimeLinter, requiring settings adjustments as noted.
Filters out schemes containing (SL) or (Color Highlighter) to avoid duplicates, which may prevent direct selection of these themed versions through Schemr commands.