Overview

clrsync reads a palette (a TOML file of named colors), fills the colors into your app configs through templates, and optionally runs a command so each app reloads.

Features#

• Palettes - plain TOML, one file per color scheme
• Templates - your app's config file with {placeholders} where the colors go
• Reload commands - a shell command per template, run after it's written
• Color formats - HEX, RGB, HSL, or single components ({color.r}, {color.hex})
• Generators - build a palette from an image or a color with hellwal, matugen or pywal16
• CLI and GUI - clrsync_cli for scripts, clrsync_gui for editing

Links#

• Source and issues: GitHub (opens in new tab)

Acknowledgments#

• matugen (opens in new tab) - A material you color generation tool
• hellwal (opens in new tab) - Pywal-like color palette generator, but faster and in C
• Dear ImGui (opens in new tab) - Bloat-free graphical user interface library for C++
• GLFW (opens in new tab) - Multi-platform library for OpenGL, OpenGL ES and Vulkan development
• toml++ (opens in new tab) - Header-only TOML config file parser and serializer for C++17
• argparse (opens in new tab) - Argument Parser for Modern C++
• ImGuiColorTextEdit (opens in new tab) - Syntax highlighting text editor for ImGui
• cursed by pyratebeard (opens in new tab) - Color scheme