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https://github.com/nousantx/goghtermux
A Gogh color schemes builder for termux color format.
https://github.com/nousantx/goghtermux
color-scheme color-scheme-generator gogh javascript python shell terminal termux termux-color termux-setting termux-theme termux-themes
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A Gogh color schemes builder for termux color format.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/nousantx/goghtermux
- Owner: nousantx
- Created: 2024-09-17T23:17:45.000Z (4 months ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2024-09-19T09:40:10.000Z (4 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-10-07T18:40:47.720Z (4 months ago)
- Topics: color-scheme, color-scheme-generator, gogh, javascript, python, shell, terminal, termux, termux-color, termux-setting, termux-theme, termux-themes
- Language: Shell
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- Size: 104 KB
- Stars: 2
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
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README
# Gogh Color Schemes for Termux
Now you can use [Gogh Color Schemes](https://github.com/Gogh-Co/Gogh) in termux app with this simple setup.
## Installation
### Clone this Repository
You may need to clone this repository to use the scripts from this repository to build and setting color:
```sh
git clone https://github.com/nousantx/GoghTermux
cd GoghTermux
```
### Building Colors
You need to build the color schemes with python or javascript code in this repository:
Using python:
```sh
python color.py
```
Or use `nodejs` if you don't have python on your terminal:
```sh
node color.js
```
The default output directory is `./colors`, and you may need to list with `ls` command to make sure the colors scheme is successfully generated.
## Set Color Scheme
```
▶ ./setcolor.sh help
Usage:
setcolor.sh -l | --list # List all available color schemes
setcolor.sh -n | --number # Apply a color scheme by number
setcolor.sh -f | --file # Apply a specific color file
setcolor.sh -h | --help # Show this help message
Examples:
setcolor.sh -l
setcolor.sh -n 2
setcolor.sh -f ./colors/tokyo-night.properties
```
The **Set Color Scheme** script lets you easily change the color scheme of your Termux environment. You can list available color schemes, select a scheme by number, or apply one directly from a file. Below is a quick guide to its usage.
### Usage
```bash
setcolor.sh [options]
```
#### Options:
- **`-l | --list | list`**
Lists all available color schemes.
- **`-n | --number `**
Applies a color scheme by choosing a number from the list.
- **`-f | --file | file `**
Applies a specific color scheme by giving the path to a `.properties` file.
- **`-h | --help | help`**
Shows this help message.
### Examples
1. **List available color schemes:**
```bash
./setcolor.sh -l
```
2. **Apply a color scheme by number:**
```bash
./setcolor.sh -n 1
```
3. **Apply a color scheme from a file:**
```bash
./setcolor.sh -f ./colors/dracula.properties
```
4. **Show the help message:**
```bash
./setcolor.sh -h
```
5. **Interactive mode (choose a color scheme by number):**
```bash
./setcolor.sh
```
### How It Works
- **List**: Displays all color schemes in the specified directory, formatted for easy reading, with corresponding numbers.
- **Apply by Number**: Selects a color scheme using the number from the list.
- **Apply by File**: Directly applies a color scheme by specifying the full file path.
- **Interactive Mode**: If no options are provided, you can interactively choose a color scheme by entering its number.
This script makes it easy to customize your Termux terminal colors with just a few simple commands.
## Manual Installation
Let's say you can't run the `setcolor.sh` file, you can manually install the color like this:
```sh
# make sure you're inside GoghTermux directory and already build the colors
cp colors/ ~/.termux/colors.properties
```
This is the example:
```sh
cp colors/zenburn.properties ~/.termux/colors.properties
```
And then, you need to run `termux-reload-settings` command to load new color scheme.
## Get the Latest `themes.json` File (optional)
This repository also contains `themes.json` file, but it may be updated again in the future, so you can always find the newest version [here](https://github.com/Gogh-Co/Gogh/blob/master/data/themes.json).