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for Windows Terminal, PowerShell and CMD

Mojito Pro

Mojito Pro Dark

Getting started

You can download and install the Windows Terminal https://github.com/microsoft/terminal

โš™๏ธ Installation

I. Windows Terminal

Start Windows Terminal and click on the down arrow symbol ห… from menu bar. This will open a drop down menu from which select Settings option. Alternatively use Ctrl + , to open Settings directly.

In the settings.json settings file for Windows Terminal, find the schemes section and paste the content of Mojito Pro or Mojito Pro Dark

Example:

"schemes": [
  // Paste the content
]

Activate

Once the color scheme has been defined, it's time to enable it. Find the profiles section and add a colorScheme value to the default profile.

Example:

"profiles": {
    "defaults": {
        "colorScheme": "Mojito Pro" // or Mojito Pro Dark
    }
}

II. PowerShell and CMD

  1. PSReadLine 2.0 or later. It's installed by default in Windows 10/11, but you'll most likely need to upgrade it. You can verify your PSReadLine version by running (Get-Module PSReadLine).Version.Major.

  2. Go to microsoft/terminal ColorTool. Download the ColorTool release and extract the zip file.

  3. Download Mojito Pro ()or Mojito Pro Dark (Download raw file) and paste to the unzipped ColorTool/schemes directory.

  4. Open PowerShell, navigate to the ColorTool directory and run:

    • Mojito Pro
    ./ColorTool -b ./schemes/mojito-pro.ini
    • Mojito Pro Dark
    ./ColorTool -b ./schemes/mojito-pro-dark.ini
  5. Include this powershell configuration for Mojito Pro or Mojito Pro Dark in your PowerShell $PROFILE file.

  6. Right-click on the window titlebar and choose Properties, click OK to save.

Installing additional features

  1. Oh My Posh. A prompt theme engine for any shell.

  2. Terminal-Icons. A PowerShell module to show file and folder icons in the terminal.

  3. PSReadLine. Provides an improved command-line editing experience in the PowerShell.

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License

MIT License

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