This PowerShell module makes it possible to automate configuration of the Windows Terminal.
To install the module, launch a PowerShell session and run the following command.
Install-Module -Name Terminal -Scope CurrentUser -Force
To set the color scheme of a Windows Terminal profile, use the following command from a Windows Terminal session.
Set-TerminalColorScheme -Name Argonaut
To set the color scheme of a Windows Terminal Preview profile, use the following command from a Windows Terminal Preview session.
Set-TerminalColorScheme -Preview -Name Andromeda
If you are not running Set-TerminalColorScheme
from a Windows Terminal session, then you can use the following command to configure the color scheme for a specific profile ID. This is useful if you want to run a script in Visual Studio Code, for example, which is unaware of the Windows Terminal profile ID.
Set-TerminalColorScheme -Name Andromeda -ProfileId '{profile-id-guid-goes-here}'
NOTE: You must specify one of the built-in color schemes, or the name of a custom color scheme that is defined in your Windows Terminal settings.json
file.
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