Because having to change the hex codes manually is annoying,
colorer uses colorscheme files and template configuration files to manage colorschemes and switch between them easily.
The colorscheme files are simple text files taking keywords in this format: key: value.
In ~∕.config/colorer/templates/, put the template configuration files. Where you want to use a color from the colorscheme (or any other keyword), put the keyword name in brackets: {color1}
You can run colorer <colorscheme filepath> to set the colorscheme. Your generated configuration files will be in ~/.config/colorer/out/. You can now ln them or include them into your configs!
Commands to be run after can be added to ~/.config/colorer/commands; you can also use the same keywords in there.
usage: colorer [-h] [-g GET] [-v]
[colorscheme] [output_dir] [templates_dir] [commands_path]
positional arguments:
colorscheme Path to the colorscheme file.
output_dir Where to put the generated config files.
templates_dir Where the templates are
commands_path File containing commands to run at the end.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-g GET, --get GET Get a value, don't set a colorscheme.
-v, --verbose Print info
You can find colorschemes in the dedicated repository; templates for configuration files and commands in my dotfiles
Clone the repo and run python -m pip install .
Any fixes to common errors will be added here.