- Configurable themes for powershell
- Theme Switcher
- Dedicated Installer
- Ease Of Use
- Reworks Look & Feel Of Powershell
- Highly Customisable
- Package-manger-like Installer For User Themes
- Updater
- Profiles & Mass-Application Configuration
TerminalChad has a very simple way of installing itself. All you require is git, a nerd font and powershell. Run all the commands in powershell. If you have any issues, please build the app from scratch and report it in the issues tab.
Click here to download all the required nerd fonts in TerminalChad for the base themes
This command is required to be run as by default your system does not have a $Profile folder
New-Item -Path $profile -Type File -Force
Navigate to the releases page and download your selected Installer. Then run the Installer, follow the provided instructions.
Once you have installed TerminalChad, we next need to enable it. This is easily done by typing the following command in Windows Terminal:
TerminalChad setup
To select a theme just type TerminalChad theme, this will give you a list themes. We can then type the name of the theme after the command i.e.
terminalchad theme set
terminalchad theme set retro
There are several themes included in TerminalChad, however you can make your own:
Click here to view how to make your own theme
To update the application you can run the following command:
TerminalChadUpdate true
To uninstall the application, you can download the installer and select the 'Uninstall' option instead. Make sure you pass in the drive you installed TerminalChad on.
View the trello board here
Before discussing the checklist, we should probably discuss what is the goal of TerminalChad:
The goal of TerminalChad is to remove the annoyance of setting up new computers with weird configuration and applications: when I was setting up neovim, it took me a whole 2 days: so I plan to change that to under 5 minutes.
- Download Custom Themes
- Automatic Dependency Installation
- Package Manager
- Install all required tools on new computers
- Mass Configuration
View more on the trello board