Closed jzaefferer closed 8 years ago
It uses default ansi colors (see here).
However, I didn't accounted for white backgrounds, I'll take a look at it. (You can test on your end, what looks suitable by just changing the defines.)
PS:
+1
As a workaround, I just switched to dark background (light background has been a problem also with other tools).
Should be resolved due to the help of @rastersize!
TLDR Uses the term colors from https://pypi.python.org/pypi/termcolor
You can edit the DEFAULT_COLORS
in file whch tldr.py
I simply removed the backgrounds by deleting all words that match perl_re(' on_\w+')
and changed the white color to gray
It worked for me greatly on solarized_light or white background
Output on solarized_light
This is not the python client.
I get this output, here for
tldr wc
, on iTerm2/OSX:Maybe my console's color scheme is at fault, but since there doesn't seem to be a way to change the colors
tldr
is using (unlike the node client, but that one doesn't work at all) and there is no documentation about what color set is uses, I don't know how to fix this on my end.