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I just noticed that Github did something to code highlighting theme they are using, and for whatever reason, it looks very compelling to me. Is there already an Emacs version of this theme? Is there an easy way of converting the CSS file somehow?

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  • Unlikely, especially if they keep changing the theme. Same goes for conversion, the easiest way is paying someone to do it.
    – wasamasa
    Jun 13, 2017 at 17:52

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You may give emacsthemes a try, especially the github one.

It is available via melpa (don't miss their getting started if you are new to package management with emacs) ; the version seems pretty maintained - last version here : 20170413.

Don't forget to M-x customize-themes once installed to activate it.

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  • Sadly, there are 2 github themes and both are different to what Github actually uses: !Compare.
    – Ignacy Moryc
    Jun 15, 2017 at 8:04
  • I decided I will just an issue in the themes repository. This should solve it for me, thanks!
    – Ignacy Moryc
    Jun 15, 2017 at 8:12

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