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@LockeAG LockeAG commented Apr 8, 2026

Adds the Storm variant of Tokyo Night to the gallery, complementing the existing folke/Tokyo Night entry with the second most popular variant from folke/tokyonight.nvim.

Why a separate entry

folke/Tokyo Night ships the canonical Night flavor (#1A1B26-family backgrounds). Storm is a meaningfully distinct variant — slightly lighter, slightly cooler — with its own dedicated palette in the upstream tokyonight.nvim repo. Both flavors have their fans, and following the precedent of luisFilipePT/snow-storm.json and luisFilipePT/polar-night.json (Nord variants published alongside other Nord work), this lives under its own author folder rather than presuming to extend folke/.

All colors are taken directly from the upstream tokyonight.nvim Storm palette. No invented values.

Color reference

Slot Hex Source
background #24283B storm bg
backgroundSecondary #1F2335 storm bg_dark
text #C0CAF5 fg
selection #364A82 storm visual highlight
loader #7AA2F7 blue
red #F7768E red
orange #FF9E64 orange
yellow #E0AF68 yellow
green #9ECE6A green
blue #7AA2F7 blue
purple #7DCFFF cyan *
magenta #BB9AF7 magenta (the iconic TN lavender)

* The Tokyo Night palette has two purples (#9D7CD8 and #BB9AF7) sharing nearly the same hue (~261°). Mapping both into Raycast's purple and magenta accent slots collapses the categorical distinction at small sizes. Substituting Tokyo Night's cyan (#7DCFFF) into the purple slot keeps every color canonical to the upstream palette while restoring the spread that the accent system expects. The same convention is used by ayu-mirage-owl.json, which puts a cyan in the blue slot.

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@LockeAG LockeAG force-pushed the theme/tokyo-night-storm branch from a04ca03 to 815810d Compare April 9, 2026 03:00
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Pull request overview

Adds a new dark theme entry to the theme gallery for the Tokyo Night Storm variant, intended to complement the existing folke/Tokyo Night theme.

Changes:

  • Added a new theme JSON file under app/(navigation)/themes/themes/lockeag/ for “Tokyo Night Storm”.
  • Defined the theme’s color palette and metadata (appearance, author, version).

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"backgroundSecondary": "#1D202F",
"text": "#C0CAF5",
"selection": "#7AA2F7",
"loader": "#FF9E64",
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The values for backgroundSecondary, selection, and loader don’t match the PR’s stated “Color reference” table / “All colors are taken directly from the upstream Storm palette” claim. Currently this file uses backgroundSecondary: #1D202F, selection: #7AA2F7, and loader: #FF9E64, while the PR description lists #1F2335, #364A82, and #7AA2F7 respectively. Please either update these color values to the intended Storm palette mappings or adjust the PR description so it accurately reflects the shipped theme.

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