A thin wrapper arround use-package to simplify theme management. I wanted an easy solution to avoid clutering my config with theme infrastructure code.
You can associate theme to a style by setting the use-theme-styles variable:
(customize-set-variable 'use-theme-styles '((dark . darker-theme-it-is) (light . a-lighter-one)))
You can then switch between themes using use-theme-switch or use-theme-toggle.
(use-package use-theme :load-path "path/to/use-theme")
(use-theme nord
:style dark
:custom-face '(show-paren-match-expression ((t (:background "#434C5E")))))
(use-theme apropospriate
:name apropospriate-light
:style light
:custom-face '(show-paren-match-expression ((t (:background "#F5F5FC")))))
This does multiple things. It first does calls the common use-package mechanics to install and
load the theme package. It also automatically adds the "-theme" suffix. Most keywords argument are
passed as is to the use-package macro.
It then ensures that the custome-safe-themes variable is updated with the theme's sha256.
It also ensures that the first used theme will be loaded correctly even when running emacs as a daemon.
The :style keyword associate a style to the theme. You can then switch between themes using
use-theme-switch or use-theme-toggle. It will also ensure that the custom faces are updated when
switching between themes.