Open trueNAHO opened 5 months ago
So, an option like enableWallpaper
under each target?
So, an option like
enableWallpaper
under each target?
Yes, I had the same idea. However, I would simplify the option name to wallpaper
.
For consistency, we could implement and use a helper function, like mkEnableWallpaper
, with an appropriate description
, similar to mkEnableTarget
:
options.stylix.targets.hyprland = let
target = "Hyprland";
in {
enable = lib.stylix.mkEnableTarget target true;
wallpaper = lib.stylix.mkEnableWallpaper target false;
}
Hey @trueNAHO would this be an option that can be set globally for stylix? I actually want to disable stylix's wallpaper functionality in favor of plasma-manager's wallpaper module as that module lets me set multiple wallpapers for KDE Plasma.
This is my current thinking which depends on https://github.com/danth/stylix/issues/200
sylix.image
is set (currently mandatory) then we configure all enabled
wallpaper services.
sylix.image
is not set then we do not configure any wallpaper services.
would this be an option that can be set globally for stylix?
The options.stylix.targets.<TARGET>.wallpaper
options would be <TARGET>
specific, similar to options.stylix.targets.<TARGET>.enable
.
Based on the following use cases, it makes sense to add a stylix.enableWallpaper
option complementary to stylix.autoEnable
:
Get color scheme from stylix.image
without setting stylix.image
as wallpaper: stylix = { enableWallpaper = false; image = image; }
.
Get color scheme from stylix.image
and set stylix.image
as wallpaper: stylix = { enableWallpaper = true; image = image; }
.
Manually declare color scheme (stylix.base16Scheme
) and entirely ignore stylix.image
: stylix = { base16Scheme = base16Scheme; enableWallpaper = false; image = null; }
.
For reference, it has been considered to better rename the stylix.autoEnable
option. Additionally, these use cases somewhat correspond to the slideshow feature suggestion.
I actually want to disable stylix's wallpaper functionality in favor of plasma-manager's wallpaper module as that module lets me set multiple wallpapers for KDE Plasma.
My previously mentioned use cases and an additional options.stylix.targets.kde.wallpaper
would resolve this scenario. For reference, I added the kde
module to the Steps required to resolve this tracking issue.
This is my current thinking which depends on #200
- If
sylix.image
is set (currently mandatory) then we configure allenabled
wallpaper services.
- It shouldn't be the responsibility of sylix to decide (and maintain code for) which wallpaper service should be used.
- If
sylix.image
is not set then we do not configure any wallpaper services.
- If the user doesn't want wallpaper then this is the way.
- If the user wants to do something custom (e.g. a folder with rotating images) they now have unobstructed control to configure their chosen service.
This corresponds to my previously mentioned use cases, except that stylix.enableWallpaper
provides a default implementation for setting wallpapers:
- It shouldn't be the responsibility of sylix to decide (and maintain code for) which wallpaper service should be used.
Regarding the implementation of stylix.enableWallpaper
, we could add additional guards, similar to lib.stylix.mkEnableTarget
:
https://github.com/danth/stylix/blob/97dcf3c216fe5fb19c406e39f265d3bc9b851377/stylix/target.nix#L42
Considering that the scope of wallpaper optionality is larger than initially anticipated, it might be better to extend the scope of this tracking issue. Consequently, https://github.com/danth/stylix/issues/200 is included and the following statement is removed from this issue's top-level description:
Unlike https://github.com/danth/stylix/issues/200, this does not optionalize the
stylix.image
declaration. Instead, it should be possible to disable wallpapers being set, when supported.
About
This is a tracking issue for optionalizing wallpaper functionality, when supported.
Steps
treewide: add 'options.stylix.targets.<TARGET>.wallpaper' options
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