Closed melchor629 closed 6 years ago
I'm on macOS with python 3 installed with brew and pywal installed with pip3 install --user pywal.
brew
pywal
pip3 install --user pywal
In the help says that wal --backend shows the list of available backends. But only works if there's more arguments set.
wal --backend
An example:
➜ ~ wal --backend -n -i Pictures/firewatch.png Backends: ['haishoku', 'schemer2', 'colorz', 'wal', 'colorthief'] ➜ ~ wal --backend usage: wal [-h] [-a "alpha"] [-b background] [--backend [backend]] [--theme [/path/to/file or theme_name]] [-c] [-i "/path/to/img.jpg"] [-g] [-l] [-n] [-o "script_name"] [-q] [-r] [-R] [-s] [-t] [-v] [-e] wal: error: No input specified. --theme, -i or -R are required. ➜ ~
pywal version:
➜ ~ wal -v wal 2.0.2
I can reproduce this. Easy fix. Thanks for finding it!
Fixed in https://github.com/dylanaraps/pywal/commit/98ab58f683676653e4e2f14663ac9b5be4c2ba52
Nice, thanks :)
I'm on macOS with python 3 installed with
brew
andpywal
installed withpip3 install --user pywal
.In the help says that
wal --backend
shows the list of available backends. But only works if there's more arguments set.An example:
pywal version: