# vim:ft=kitty

## name:     Flats
## upstream: themes/flats/colors.toml
## blurb:    Dark theme with a soft blue accent. Hand-translated from the
##           Omarchy colors.toml, since macOS has no omarchy-theme-set.


# The basic colors
foreground              #cbd2d9
background              #0f1012
selection_foreground    #0f1012
selection_background    #7babe3

# Cursor colors
cursor                  #cbd2d9
cursor_text_color       #0f1012

# URL underline color when hovering with mouse
url_color               #7babe3

# Kitty window border colors
active_border_color     #7babe3
inactive_border_color   #949494
bell_border_color       #d58638

# OS Window titlebar colors
wayland_titlebar_color system
macos_titlebar_color system

# Tab bar colors
active_tab_foreground   #0f1012
active_tab_background   #7babe3
inactive_tab_foreground #cbd2d9
inactive_tab_background #0f1012
tab_bar_background      #000000

# Colors for marks (marked text in the terminal)
mark1_foreground #0f1012
mark1_background #7babe3
mark2_foreground #0f1012
mark2_background #38d586
mark3_foreground #0f1012
mark3_background #d58638

# The 16 terminal colors
#
# Note: flats maps the ANSI slots unconventionally — color4 (blue) holds a
# magenta and color6 (cyan) holds the blue, among others. Kept faithful to
# colors.toml so both machines render identically; the comments below name
# the ANSI slot, not the resulting hue.

# black
color0 #000000
color8 #949494

# red
color1 #d53838
color9 #d53838

# green
color2  #38d4d5
color10 #38d4d5

# yellow
color3  #d58638
color11 #d58638

# blue
color4  #d53886
color12 #d53886

# magenta
color5  #38d586
color13 #38d586

# cyan
color6  #3886d5
color14 #3886d5

# white
color7  #d4d4d4
color15 #d4d4d4