Monokai Cmder for Windows Terminal

Attempt to recreate Cmder color scheme as close as possible on Windows Terminal.

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Installing

All steps are optional and can be modified to your desire.

Open Windows Terminal settings.json file from its menu

1. Add Monokai Cmder color scheme

Paste the following inside schemes

{
  "name": "Monokai Cmder",

  "cursorColor": "#FFFFFF",
  "selectionBackground": "#cccc81",

  "background": "#272822",
  "foreground": "#cacaca",

  "black": "#272822",
  "red": "#a70334",
  "green": "#74aa04",
  "yellow": "#b6b649",
  "blue": "#01549e",
  "purple": "#89569c",
  "cyan": "#1a83a6",
  "white": "#cacaca",
  "brightBlack": "#7c7c7c",
  "brightRed": "#f3044b",
  "brightGreen": "#8dd006",
  "brightYellow": "#cccc81",
  "brightBlue": "#0383f5",
  "brightPurple": "#a87db8",
  "brightCyan": "#58c2e5",
  "brightWhite": "#ffffff"
}

2. Set default Color Scheme and Font Face

Paste the following inside profiles > defaults

// optional:  add this line if you want to use Monokai Cmder
//            globally on all profiles
"colorScheme": "Monokai Cmder"

// optional:  add this line if you want to use Consolas
//            globally on all profiles
"fontFace": "Consolas"

3. Integrate Cmder into Windows Terminal

Paste the following code as a item in profiles > list. You should have %cmder_root% environment variable set, or just modify the code bellow accordingly.

{
  "guid": "{d41ee793-1255-4694-b5a6-1f69bd94dc09}",
  "name": "Cmder",
  "commandline": "cmd.exe /k %cmder_root%/vendor/init.bat",
  "icon": " %cmder_root%/icons/cmder.ico",
  "hidden": false,
  "colorScheme": "Monokai Cmder",
  "fontFace": "Consolas"
}

4. Set Cmder as default profile

Change defaultProfile to {d41ee793-1255-4694-b5a6-1f69bd94dc09}.

"defaultProfile": "{d41ee793-1255-4694-b5a6-1f69bd94dc09}",