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I want to be able to set certain theme for my application according to whether my pywal theme is light or dark because in certain cases I don't want to use pywal colors but actual theme that exists for my apps
I may be able to check the code and make a pr myself but I'll just make an issue for now
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I'm trying to work around this issue too.
The best idea I have so far is to compare the foreground and background colors in the "-o" script and ask which is brighter. If foreground (background) is brighter, then assume its dark (light) mode.
I ended up computing the luminence myself from the colors given by pywal in a bash script. I lost it however (my computer broke) so I don't remember how I did it exactly
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I want to be able to set certain theme for my application according to whether my pywal theme is light or dark because in certain cases I don't want to use pywal colors but actual theme that exists for my apps
I may be able to check the code and make a pr myself but I'll just make an issue for now
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: