I wrote a library that lets you cycle through the available themes in Emacs. F10 and shift-F10 keys will cycle forward and backward through the themes. The theme name is printed for reference.
https://github.com/tsengf/theme-cycle
Installation
Download theme-cycle.el into ~/.emacs.d.
Add the following to your Emacs configuration
(add-to-list 'load-path (expand-file-name "~/.emacs.d)
(require 'theme-cycle)
;; Load as many themes as you are interested in exploring.
(use-package doom-themes)
(use-package ef-themes)
(use-package modus-themes)
(use-package solarized-themes)
To Use
Use F10 to cycle forward through the themes. Use shift-F10 to cycle backward through the themes.
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doremi-custom-themes+,doremi-color-themes+(since 2004) -
icicle-custom-theme,icicle-color-theme(since 2006)
Cycling shows everything in your session using each theme, in turn.
doremi-custom-themes+is an interactive Lisp function indoremi-cmd.el.It is bound to
C-x t s.
(doremi-custom-themes+ &optional FLIP)Successively cycle among custom themes.
The themes used for cycling are those in option
doremi-custom-themes.You can use
C-gto quit and cancel changes made so far. Note, however, that some things might not be restored.C-gcan only disable any themes that you applied. It cannot restore other customizations that enabling a theme might have overruled. Note: Having a lot of frames present can slow down this command considerably.Option
doremi-custom-themes-accumulate-flagdetermines whether cycling accumulates themes or disables all themes other than the current one. Note: A non-nil value (accumulating) can considerably slow down cycling.Option
doremi-themes-update-flagdetermines whether the updated value ofdoremi-custom-themesis saved. A prefix arg to this command flips the option value for the current invocation of the command.
