About:
hokkaido is a simple python program that will slowly pulse the colors of your terminals in a sort of "breathing" pattern
Why?
I created hokkaido because I was tired of staring at a solid color text-mode terminal all day, and I wanted to add some vibrancy to my rice without using anything too distracting
How does it work?
hokkaido looks at all of the open terminals in /dev/pts/ and sends a special escape sequence containing the current color to each one.
To make sure that your terminal supports the escape sequences needed, run printf "\033]11;#ffff00\007". You terminal's background color should now be a solid yellow color
Installation:
git clone http://github.com/geremachek/hokkaido
cd hokkaido/
pip install --user .
Usage:
usage: hokkaido [-h] [-D DELAY] [-c CYCLES] [-b | -d] COLOR
Add some zen to your terminal
positional arguments:
COLOR Hexadecimal color
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-D DELAY, --delay DELAY
Time (in milliseconds) between color changes
-c CYCLES, --cycles CYCLES
How many 'cycles' to run before returning to the original color
-b, --bright 'Bright' breathing
-d, --dark 'Dark' breathing