Add visual preview of the colour palette

[Vibhav201]

Hey, thank you for this amazing theme. I just wish it had many official ports (like Catppuccin and Dracula), maybe in the future.

For now, I think there should be a colour palette preview available to view in the README.md for easy acces to the palette. This might also help others in making ports.

So, I made one :)

[AlexvZyl]

Wow, thanks!

I have been wanting to add one of these for a while now. I will make a PR at some time adding this image in the README. Thanks!

[Vibhav201]

That's awesome. Make sure to mention this amazing project by @Aonodensetsu in the acknowledgment section.

https://github.com/Aonodensetsu/prev_gen

[AlexvZyl]

You can make a PR if you want? Just link the image in this issue in the README, and put it at the end of the palette section.

[AlexvZyl]

You could actually also add the python file for if we want to regenerate it in the future.

[Vibhav201]

I was trying to avoid the hassle because I have never made a PR. I guess I need to learn how to do it somehow. I think the first step should be cloning this repo locally?

[AlexvZyl]

First time for everything!

• Fork the repo
• Clone it locally
• Make the changes
• Commit the changes with a nice message :) Something like "Docs(palette): Add preview and python scritp"
• Make a PR

[Aonodensetsu]

The palette tool actually supports full recreation of the code from the picture itself 😎 edit:

from prev_gen import Reverse
Reverse('picture.png')

also except for python, it also supports json, yaml and toml for reading and saving

from prev_gen import Preview, YAML
Preview(YAML.read('palette.yml').palette)

and comes with a cli tool that can do pretty much everything

[AlexvZyl]

The palette tool actually supports full recreation of the code from the picture itself 😎

That's awesome :D

[Vibhav201]

You can check the PR. :)

[AlexvZyl]

Closed in #104. Thanks again!