Clojure, considered.
Distinct colors for core forms, functions, keywords, and namespaces. Structure you can see at a glance.
Made for the language you love
A little less noise.
A little more clarity.
A familiar dark palette, thoughtfully tuned for Clojure. Give every form, function, and small idea a little room to breathe.
Explore the palette ↓01 / In its element
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(ns demo.bookshelf2
"A tiny example for theme preview."3
(:require [clojure.string :as str]4
[clojure.set :as set])5
(:import [java.time LocalDate]6
[java.util UUID]))7
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;; How many books fit on one shelf.9
(def ^:private shelf-limit 12)10
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(defn- blank? [s]12
(or (nil? s) (not (seq (str s)))))13
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(defn add-book15
"Put a title on the shelf."16
[{:keys [title author] :as book}]17
(let [title* (str/trim title)18
label (if (blank? title*)19
"Untitled"20
(format-label book))]21
{:id (str (UUID/randomUUID))22
:label label23
:added (str (LocalDate/now))})⑂ main ✓ Clojure OneLn 17, Col 14 · UTF-8 · Clojure
A color for every thought.Click a color to copy its hex.
Meaning meets color.
TextMate and semantic token rules, designed for the richer language context of Calva and clojure-lsp.
One cohesive workspace.
From the first line to the terminal below, a consistent dark palette inspired by One Monokai.
Make yourself at home.
Bring Clojure One to your editor. Open source, ready to make your own.