Open zBumblB opened 2 years ago
This should be cross-platform. Alacritty should auto reload the config file unless you turned that off. This allows setting of opacity. Only thing is, that if you omit alpha flag when setting new colorscheme, the terminal background will be completely transparent (opacity 0). It should work better than the wiki solution (which involves a new script).
Waiting for this too! Why hasn't this merged?
@zBumblB I've found out that the above template is incorrect! The bright and normal colors are swapped. You can verify this by comparing the rendered template with the rendered ANSI color sequences from pywal.
@dylanaraps could this be added if its fixed?
Any updates on this? Alacritty now uses toml files instead.
Any updates on this? Alacritty now uses toml files instead.
In case you or someone still needs it here's the toml version, throw it in your .config/wal/templates
and include it with
import=["~/.cache/wal/alacritty.toml"]
[colors.primary]
background = '{background}'
foreground = '{foreground}'
[colors.cursor]
text = '{foreground}'
cursor = '{cursor}'
[colors.normal]
black = '{color0}'
red = '{color1}'
green = '{color2}'
yellow = '{color3}'
blue = '{color4}'
magenta = '{color5}'
cyan = '{color6}'
white = '{color7}'
[colors.bright]
black = '{color8}'
red = '{color9}'
green = '{color10}'
yellow = '{color11}'
blue = '{color12}'
magenta = '{color13}'
cyan = '{color14}'
white = '{color15}'
alacritty toml templates are now part of pywal16 tho still not "released"
pywal16 3.5.1 is out with the alacritty toml template available.
The wiki should also be updated.
For this template to work you have to add the following to your alacritty.yml: