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• Variables
• type Colors
  • func New(path string) (*Colors, error)
  • func (c *Colors) Convert(pywalFilePath string) error
  • func (c *Colors) Load() error
  • func (c Colors) PrettyPrint() string
  • func (c Colors) Save() error

Variables

var Default = Colors{
	BgDark:        "#161622",
	BgDarker:      "#11111a",
	Text:          "#FFFFFF",
	TextDark:      "#676985",
	Color1:        "#c29fec",
	Color2:        "#ddbec0",
	Color3:        "#89b4fa",
	Color4:        "#e06c75",
	Color5:        "#98c379",
	Color6:        "#fab387",
	Color7:        "#f1c1e4",
	MarkdownStyle: glamour.DraculaStyleConfig,
}

Default is the default colorscheme

Types

type Colors

type Colors struct {
	MarkdownStyle ansi.StyleConfig `json:"-"` // Just generate this at runtime
	Color2        lipgloss.Color   `json:"color2"`
	BgDarker      lipgloss.Color   `json:"bg_darker"`
	Text          lipgloss.Color   `json:"text"`
	TextDark      lipgloss.Color   `json:"text_dark"`
	Color1        lipgloss.Color   `json:"color1"`
	FilePath      string           `json:"-"`
	Color3        lipgloss.Color   `json:"color3"`
	Color4        lipgloss.Color   `json:"color4"`
	Color5        lipgloss.Color   `json:"color5"`
	Color6        lipgloss.Color   `json:"color6"`
	Color7        lipgloss.Color   `json:"color7"`
	BgDark        lipgloss.Color   `json:"bg_dark"`
}

Colors is a struct that contains all the colors for the application

func New

func New(path string) (*Colors, error)

New will create a new colorscheme and try to load it

func (*Colors) Convert

func (c *Colors) Convert(pywalFilePath string) error

Convert takes the information from a pywal file and converts it to a colorscheme

func (*Colors) Load

func (c *Colors) Load() error

Load will load the colorscheme from a JSON file

func (Colors) PrettyPrint

func (c Colors) PrettyPrint() string

PrettyPrint displays the colorscheme in the terminal

func (Colors) Save

func (c Colors) Save() error

Save saves the colorscheme to a JSON file