wpgtk generated colourscheme not being loaded

[nicolaslazo]

Hi!

I'd love to use your project to make my emacs installation more visually cohesive but I can't get things to work. I'm relatively new to Evil (and emacs altogether) so I wanted to ask, how would I go about debugging this? I'll provide the information I have

.cache/wal/colors.json:

{
    "wallpaper": "/home/user/.config/wpg/wallpapers/...",
    "alpha": "100",

    "special": {
        "background": "#151515",
        "foreground": "#ffffc9",
        "cursor": "#ffffc9"
    },
    "colors": {
        "color0": "#151515",
        "color1": "#aedd7b",
        "color2": "#64c584",
        "color3": "#e3a968",
        "color4": "#3e9d90",
        "color5": "#eaec8d",
        "color6": "#31a8c1",
        "color7": "#ede79b",
        "color8": "#2e2e2e",
        "color9": "#e3ff89",
        "color10": "#6effa5",
        "color11": "#ffdc71",
        "color12": "#42dac5",
        "color13": "#ffff9e",
        "color14": "#2fe4ff",
        "color15": "#ffffc9"
    }
}

This is how I installed ewal on my init.el:

(use-package ewal
  :ensure t
  :custom ((ewal-use-built-in-always-p nil)
       (ewal-use-built-in-on-failure-p t)
       (ewal-built-in-palette "sexy-material")))

And lastly, C-h v ewal-base-palette is nil.

Thanks!

[macccorehenni]

Seems if you just load the default ewal using: (use-package ewal) in your init.el, it should be fine.

At least, that is how it wanted to work for me in my .emacs.