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

## Things
![ColTerm](https://github.com/SeungheonOh/ColTerm/blob/master/img/colterm.jpg)

Well, as you notice, it's really similar to [pywal](https://github.com/dylanaraps/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`:  
```bash
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
```

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