ColTerm

Simper, more Unix-philosophical implementation of auto colorscheme generator. It gets Image as an input, gives you a well generated color scheme.

Things

Well, as you notice, it's really similar to pywal. Unlike pywal, colterm is designed make a colorscheme only, but not to manage whole wallpaper system, therefore it's a lot simpler. You might ask, then why should I use it? I would say colterm would work best for those of you who would save your colorschemes by a image instead of having not really clean or commented clusters of colorschemes in you config files. You can just save a file with bunch of image links that you like, and use colterm to got a colorscheme without any dirty work of copying/finding/uncommenting colorschemes.

It supports only Xresources. However, you can input a Tamplate for your config with placesholders (like background or color1) to generate any kinds of configs.

Requirements

Nope, only Go standard libraries (I wrote the coloring algorithm by myself, compactly). You need xrdb to set Xresources however.

Installation

go get github.com/SeungheonOh/colterm

Make sure you have your GOPATH set, e.g. in your .bashrc:

export GOPATH=/home/$USER/go
export PATH=$PATH:$GOPATH/bin

Usage

USAGE:
   colterm <OPTIONS> <FILE/URL>
OPTIONS:
  -bg int
        Set background brightness(0 - 255) (default 20)
  -e string
        Export file to (Path)
  -f string
        Input file, use this option or put file behind the options
  -fg int
        Set foreground brightness(0 - 255) (default 150)
  -n  bool
        Print colors only without applying to Xresources
  -t string
        Create color scheme with a given tamplate file, created file will saved in your home directory