wallust-themes - built in colorschemes for wallust

This is a simple crate that stores consts colorschemes in arrays (slices). Indexing in either of COLS_VALUE or COLS_KEY will result in the array values (see the spec) or the name of the colorscheme, that's why they both have the same len()ght.

NOTE: COLS_VALUE and COLS_KEY will have the same LEN as the number of files in colorschemes/.

Spec

COLS_VALUE will always store the variables in this order (starting with index 0):

0. color0
1. color1
2. color2
3. color3
4. color4
5. color5
6. color6
7. color7
8. color8
9. color9
10. color10
11. color11
12. color12
13. color13
14. color14
15. color15
16. background
17. foreground
18. cursor

Making a total of 19 items. Each one of them is a u32 number that represents [u8; 3] and can be decoded by .to_le_bytes()

Example

Remember that COLS_VALUE is an array (quantity of coloschemes/) that contains arrays (19 u32s, as defined above) itself.

use wallust_themes::COLS_VALUE;
let some_color = COLS_VALUE[0][0]; //random color
// a (alpha) will always be 0, since we don't use RGBA, but RGB
let [b, g, r, a] = some_color.to_le_bytes();

New Themes

If you feel like a very well known colorscheme is missing, you should request it's addition with a json file following this format:

{
  "colors": {
    "color0": "#090300",
    "color1": "#db2d20",
    "color10": "#01a252",
    "color11": "#fded02",
    "color12": "#01a0e4",
    "color13": "#a16a94",
    "color14": "#b5e4f4",
    "color15": "#f7f7f7",
    "color2": "#01a252",
    "color3": "#fded02",
    "color4": "#01a0e4",
    "color5": "#a16a94",
    "color6": "#b5e4f4",
    "color7": "#a5a2a2",
    "color8": "#5c5855",
    "color9": "#db2d20"
  },
  "special": {
    "background": "#090300",
    "cursor": "#db2d20",
    "foreground": "#a5a2a2"
  }
}