Testing the Terminal Theme
A comprehensive test of the new terminal-based design capabilities.
Welcome to the Terminal Theme. This post serves as a test pattern to ensure all typography and syntax highlighting is rendering correctly in our new vim-inspired environment.
Typography Check
This theme uses JetBrains Mono for a consistent, developer-focused aesthetic. Whether you’re reading a paragraph or scanning code, everything should feel like it belongs in an IDE.
Lists
Here is an unordered list of features:
- Dark mode by default
- Monospaced fonts
- Syntax highlighting
- Vim status bars
And an ordered list for procedures:
- Initialize repository
- Install dependencies
- Deploy to production
Code Syntax Highlighting
The most important part of a dev blog is how it handles code. Let’s test a JavaScript snippet:
function helloWorld() {
const greeting = "Hello, World!";
console.log(greeting);
return {
status: 200,
message: "System operational"
};
}
// Execute
helloWorld();
Blockquotes
“The computer was born to solve problems that did not exist before.” — Bill Gates
Tables
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
git status | Show the working tree status |
git diff | Show changes between commits |
git commit | Record changes to the repository |
Conclusion
If you can read this clearly and the colors look like a cool hacker movie, the theme is working as intended. EOF