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Soho vibes for RStudio

Rosé Pine for RStudio

All natural pine, faux fur and a bit of soho vibes for the classy minimalist

rosepine.rstheme_notebook_console_main rosepine.rstheme_notebook_console_moon

rosepine.rstheme_notebook_console_dawn

rosepine.rstheme_dialog_moon

rosepine.rstheme_command_palette_dawn

What’s Rosé Pine?

First of all, a big thank you to the creators of the Rosé Pine theme, which is described as:

Something beautiful

All natural pine, faux fur and a bit of soho vibes for the classy minimalist.

It’s time for good vibes only while coding in RStudio. 😏

I’ve personally enjoyed using the Rosé Pine themes for Alacritty, Visual Studio Code, and more recently even as a Chrome theme. Since I use RStudio pretty much every day as well, I wanted to contribute to the theme and share it with others. The only way I knew how to do this was through the use of the theme building utilities provided by @gadenbuie in the rsthemes R package. So..

What’s rsthemes?

rsthemes is an R package that provides

🔮 Full RStudio IDE and Syntax Themes

The package not only provides an extensive set of themes to beautify your RStudio experience, but also provides tools to create your own themes.

I am indebted to the many contributors to this curated arsenal of harmonious colors that make staring at R code a much more pleasant experience. My goal is to submit this theme to be merged into the rsthemes package once I get most of the kinks worked out, but in the meantime, if you want to try it out you can install this R package from GitHub with:

if (!require(rsthemes)) remotes::install_github("gadenbuie/rsthemes")
remotes::install_github("eric-hunt/rosepine.rstheme")
rosepine.rstheme::rosepine_rstheme(style = "base", apply = TRUE) # harder dark
rosepine.rstheme::rosepine_rstheme(style = "moon", apply = TRUE) # softer dark
rosepine.rstheme::rosepine_rstheme(style = "dawn", apply = TRUE) # light

Or, you can just download the .rstheme file(s) and import within RStudio:

flowchart LR
  A["Tools/"]-->B["Global Options/"]-->C["Appearance/"]-->D("Add...")
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