https://github.com/deviantfero/wpgtk-colorschemes

:earth_americas: A community driven repository to submit and share colorschemes for wpgtk
https://github.com/deviantfero/wpgtk-colorschemes

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:earth_americas: A community driven repository to submit and share colorschemes for wpgtk

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/deviantfero/wpgtk-colorschemes
• Owner: deviantfero
• Created: 2018-03-25T22:55:25.000Z (almost 7 years ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2021-06-02T23:30:27.000Z (over 3 years ago)
• Last Synced: 2024-08-01T19:49:46.955Z (5 months ago)
• Topics: colorscheme, community, json, linux, terminals, wpgtk
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• Size: 16.6 KB
• Stars: 19
• Watchers: 4
• Forks: 0
• Open Issues: 0
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  • Readme: README.md

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README

        
# wpgtk-colorschemes

:earth_americas: A community driven repository to submit and share colorschemes for [wpgtk](https://github.com/deviantfero/wpgtk)

From this repository you will be able to download and use JSON formatted colorschemes submitted

by other `wpgtk` users, you're free to fork this repository to create your own personal collection

of colorschemes too!

To submit a new colorscheme, just open a pull request, the colorscheme in question, should have one

of these formats, for simplicity anything other than the 16 primary colors will be ignored when importing

so you can of course include other keys in your colorscheme, but only the `color` or `colors` key will be read:

### Exporting Colorschemes

Remember, you can use `wpgtk` to export your handcrafted colorschemes, do it like this:

```

wpg -o  []

```

If no path is provided, the current directory will be used, 

you can also specify a filename in the path, then the exported json will have that name.

#### terminal.sexy format

```json

{

  "color": [

    "#272822",

    "#f92672",

    "#a6e22e",

    "#f4bf75",

    "#66d9ef",

    "#ae81ff",

    "#a1efe4",

    "#f8f8f2",

    "#75715e",

    "#f92672",

    "#a6e22e",

    "#f4bf75",

    "#66d9ef",

    "#ae81ff",

    "#a1efe4",

    "#f9f8f5"

  ]

}

```

#### pywal format

```json

{

  "colors": {

    "color0": "#211b16",

    "color1": "#A86645",

    "color2": "#356E53",

    "color3": "#BB9951",

    "color4": "#897198",

    "color5": "#469750",

    "color6": "#576055",

    "color7": "#95966a",

    "color8": "#392e25",

    "color9": "#e97f4a",

    "color10": "#3a996c",

    "color11": "#ffcd57",

    "color12": "#b681d6",

    "color13": "#4cd25d",

    "color14": "#698862",

    "color15": "#dadc9b"

  }

}

```

### Colorschemes

In this section you can checkout the colorschemes this JSON files produce in `wpgtk`, while submitting

the sample is not necessary for submitting a new colorscheme, it would be greatly appreciated, as it gives

other users a preivew of what they're downloading.

#### default.json

![default-sample](./samples/default-sample.png)

#### monokai.json

![monokai-sample](./samples/monokai-sample.png)

#### coffe-like.json

![coffe-like-sample](./samples/coffe-like-sample.png)

#### bikes.json

![bikes-sample](./samples/bikes-sample.png)

#### vending.json

![vending-sample](./samples/vending-sample.png)

#### sea.json

![sea-sample](./samples/sea-sample.png)

#### moon.json

![moon-sample](./samples/moon-sample.png)

#### purple-power.json

![purple-power-sample](./samples/purple-power.png)

#### mint.json

![mint](./samples/mint.png)