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This set of config files can help transform your command line from something ugly and painful to something delightful and easy-to-read.
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## Installation
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## Setup
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First things first, you'll want to install a nice color theme for your terminal. The one in the screenshot above is called TupeloHoney, and you'll find it included in this repo. I based it off of the most excellent [Flat terminal theme](https://github.com/ahmetsulek/flat-terminal) from [ahmetsulek](https://github.com/ahmetsulek).
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OS X & Linux:
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You can load the theme by opening up your mac terminal and navigating to **Preferences > Profiles > Import**.
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```sh
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npm install my-crazy-module --save
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```
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With that out of the way, we can now log into the bash terminal and set our git configuration to display colors. Here's my setup from the above screenshot.
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